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Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Park Planning
 
Kalaupapa Plans files
Kalaupapa Plans files.
Kalaupapa Foundation Statement, draft. The draft Foundation Statement is a draft of a plan which includes a composite of relevant laws, agreements, contracts, etc., which form the basis for future plans and management of the park. View the draft in pdf.
 

Current management documents guiding the park operations that are available are (click on tan colored text to see document):

Park Solid Waste Management Plan Environmental Assessment, 2006; view as a pdf file.  See the EA cover letter for directions to send us comments.

The Park General Management Plan, 1980; view as a pdf file.

The Park Interpretive Prospectus, 1999; view as a pdf file.

The Park Proposal, 1980; view as a pdf file.

The Park Resources Management Plan, 2000; view as a pdf file.

The Park Cultural Resources Management Plan, 1984; view as a pdf file.  Its Appendix has the priority listing for building stabilization and the rationale for setting these priorities.

The Lease with the Hawaiian Homes Commission to use Kalaupapa Settlement lands for park purposes; view as a pdf file.

NPS Cooperative Agreements with other Agencies.  The park operates upon other agency lands and properties on the basis of several cooperative agreements.  View these following as a pdf file--
State Department of Health
State Department of Transportation
State Department of Land & Natural Resources
Catholic Church
Protestant Church

Kalaupapa Building Inventory, March 1977; view as a htm file.  The portion of the Inventory with galleries of building pictures, arranged by neighborhood, can be viewed in htm.

Buildings Maintenance Priorities.  The park developed a building priority list for stabilization in the early '80s (in fact a triage listing of which buildings could be saved).  The list, and the rationale for its prioritization, appeared originally in the 1984 Cultural Resource Management Plan.  View that prioritization rationale in htm (faster) or --  view or download it in pdf.  In retrospect, a quarter-century later, 90% of the top 200 priority buildings still remain.

The 1990 Transition Plan (State DOH to NPS) by the Pacific Basin Development Council to transfer community functions to the Park; view as a pdf file.

 

 

 

North Shore Cliffs of Molokai.
The North Shore Cliffs
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The Siloama Church
Historic Building priorities
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Archeological Site - Kukaiwa'a Peninsula  

Did You Know?
The Kalaupapa peninsula and nearby valleys are extremely rich in archeological resources. Most of the sites are intact and very well preserved due to the lack of development as seen on other neighboring islands.

Last Updated: June 17, 2008 at 12:59 EST