Honu'apo Park Resource Management Plan

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Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation Program Final Program Guidelines – June 6, 2003 8. Land Acquisition For land acquisition projects, a. What are the legal rights that will be acquired? _____ Fee title ______ Easement ______ _____ Other (please explain) b. If an easement, what is the life of the document? _____ In perpetuity _____ Duration (please specify, e.g., in years) c. What public agency or entity will hold title to the land? __________________________________________ d. Is a long-term stewardship or management strategy attached that describes the proposed method for ensuring long-term operations, maintenance, and safety needs related to the property? _____Yes _____No e. What type of activities/uses currently exist or are envisioned on the property? _______ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ f. Will the recipient contract with a private or non-profit organization to complete part or all of this project. ____ Yes ____ No If Yes, the name of the organization is: _______________________ 9. What is the acreage of the proposed project or property to be acquired (via fee title or easement)? _________________ 10. What values are contained within the proposed project or property to be acquired? Ecological – what type of habitats, species, or other features of significant ecological value are contained on the property? (include acreage where appropriate) __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Historical – what historical features of significant value are contained on the property? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Aesthetic – what is the aesthetic value of the property? what significant contribution does this property make to the aesthetic character of the surrounding area? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Recreational – what is the property’s significance with regard to coast-dependent or nature-based recreation? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ NOAA National Ocean Service, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 24
Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation Program Final Program Guidelines – June 6, 2003 Conservation – What values does this land provide in terms of establishing linkages or corridors among existing conservation lands, filling conservation gaps in the geographic area, or protecting land from converting to other uses. __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 11. Public Benefit: a. The acquisition will be publicly held or under publicly controlled easement and is for public benefit. The project does not improve private property for private or commercial gain. _____ Yes _____ No b. The property will be accessible to the general public. ____ Yes _____ No c. If the answer to 6.b. is No, check any of the following reasons that apply and explain why access to the property will be limited. _____ Public Safety _____ Resource Protection _____ Geographically Isolated/Inaccessible _____ School Outings _____ Scientific Research _____ Other (Please explain.) _________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ d. The property will be leased or rented. ____ Yes _____ No If yes, please explain. ___________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ e. The public will be charged a user fee for access to or activities on the proposed property. _____ Yes _____ No If Yes, please attach a description of the user fee that includes: how much, differential fees (if any), the need for the fees, and proposed use of the revenue. 12. Title Opinion and Appraisal: a. Documentation that the current owner is a willing participant in a process of negotiation for possible sale of property, or interests in property, for conservation purposes is attached. (This documentation may be in the form of a letter of willingness or intent, option letter, contract, or similar form.) ____ Yes _____ No b. The applicant has obtained and attached an independent appraisal. _____ Yes _____ No If No, the applicant has attached a good-faith estimate and justification of the cost for the project based on market value or agreement with the willing seller. _____ Yes _____ No (Note: An appraisal will be required at the time the applicant submits a formal grant application to NOAA for projects that have been selected for funding. If the appraised value is higher than the estimated cost, the applicant will be required to make up the difference in cost.) c. A title opinion or certificate is attached (Note: A title opinion not required at this stage of the NOAA National Ocean Service, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 25
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2 HONUÿAPO PARK PROFILE Honuÿapo
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