This project includes a suite of planning, design and construction activities to improve and expand the recycled water distribution infrastructure in West Maui. It will improve, repair and rehabilitate old pipelines, ditches and reservoirs, as well as construct new distribution pipelines, laterals, meters, and other appurtenances to service non-potable water needs from Honokowai to Olowalu. It will expand customer base and usage of recycled water, may potentially provide irrigation to support replanting of native vegetation for erosion control in the impact area and may provide irrigation to a potential firebreak mauka of Lahaina. It includes the following tasks:

• Lahaina Wastewater Treatment Facility (improve, repair and rehabilitate old pipelines, ditches and reservoirs already in place)
• Honokowai R-1 Water Distribution System (sign, permitting, management and construction of new R-1 distribution pipelines, laterals, meters and other appurtenances within Honoapi’ilani Hwy., Lower Honoapi’ilani Road and Kaʻanapali Shores Place)
• Lahaina Recycled Water Force Main (Assessment, design, permitting for the rehabilitation/replacement of an existing 6,700-foot force main, construction of a second force main, pump station, access road and supporting utilities/improvements)
• Lahaina R-1 Recycled Waterline for Firebreak (Development of 5 miles of
  16- inch recycled waterline conveying 200,000 gallons of recycled R-1 water daily from an R-1 reservoir, supplied by DEM’s Lahaina Wastewater Treatment Plant)

Potential challenges could include permitting and access, as some components are planned to impact privately-owned land. This may result in additional projects to complete, beyond those captured in this project.

This project includes a suite of planning, design and construction activities to improve and expand the recycled water distribution infrastructure in West Maui. It will improve, repair and rehabilitate old pipelines, ditches and reservoirs, as well as construct new distribution pipelines, laterals, meters, and other appurtenances to service non-potable water needs from Honokowai to Olowalu. It will expand customer base and usage of recycled water, may potentially provide irrigation to support replanting of native vegetation for erosion control in the impact area and may provide irrigation to a potential firebreak mauka of Lahaina. It includes the following tasks:

• Lahaina Wastewater Treatment Facility (improve, repair and rehabilitate old pipelines, ditches and reservoirs already in place)
• Honokowai R-1 Water Distribution System (sign, permitting, management and construction of new R-1 distribution pipelines, laterals, meters and other appurtenances within Honoapi’ilani Hwy., Lower Honoapi’ilani Road and Kaʻanapali Shores Place)
• Lahaina Recycled Water Force Main (Assessment, design, permitting for the rehabilitation/replacement of an existing 6,700-foot force main, construction of a second force main, pump station, access road and supporting utilities/improvements)
• Lahaina R-1 Recycled Waterline for Firebreak (Development of 5 miles of
  16- inch recycled waterline conveying 200,000 gallons of recycled R-1 water daily from an R-1 reservoir, supplied by DEM’s Lahaina Wastewater Treatment Plant)

Potential challenges could include permitting and access, as some components are planned to impact privately-owned land. This may result in additional projects to complete, beyond those captured in this project.