Haw. Code R. § 11-200.1-5 - Filing requirements for publication and withdrawal
(a) Anything required to be published in the
bulletin shall be submitted electronically to the office before the close of
business five business days prior to the issue date, which shall be the issue
date deadline.
(b) All submittals
to the office for publication in the bulletin shall be accompanied by a
completed informational form that provides whatever information the office
needs to properly notify the public. The information requested may include the
following: the title of the action; the islands affected by the proposed
action; tax map key numbers; street addresses; nearest geographical landmarks;
latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates or other geographic data; applicable
permits, including for applicants, the approval requiring chapter 343, HRS,
environmental review; whether the proposed action is an agency or an applicant
action; a citation to the applicable federal or state statutes requiring
preparation of the document; the type of document prepared; the names,
addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and contact persons as applicable of
the accepting authority, the proposing agency, the approving agency, the
applicant, and the consultant; and a brief narrative summary of the proposed
action that provides sufficient detail to convey the impact of the proposed
action to the public.
(c) The
office shall not accept untimely submittals or revisions thereto after the
issue date deadline for which the submittal was originally filed has
passed.
(d) In accordance with the
agency's rules or, in the case of an applicant EA or EIS, the applicant's
judgment, anything filed with the office may be withdrawn by the agency or
applicant that filed the submittal with the office. To withdraw a submittal,
the agency or applicant shall submit to the office a written letter informing
the office of the withdrawal. The office shall publish notice of withdrawals
and the rationale in accordance with this subchapter.
(e) To be published in the bulletin, all
submittals to the office shall meet the filing requirements in subsections (a)
to (c) and be prepared in accordance with this chapter and chapter 343, HRS, as
appropriate. The following shall meet additional filing requirements:
(1) When the document is a draft EA with an
anticipated FONSI, the proposing agency or approving agency shall:
(A) File the document and determination with
the office;
(B) Deposit, or require
the applicant to deposit, concurrently with the filing to the office, one paper
copy of the draft EA at the nearest state library in each county in which the
proposed action is to occur and one paper copy with the Hawaii Documents
Center; and
(C) Distribute, or
require the applicant to distribute, concurrently with its publication, the
draft EA to other agencies having jurisdiction or expertise as well as citizen
groups and individuals that the proposing agency or approving agency reasonably
believes to be affected;
(2) When the document is a final EA with a
FONSI, the proposing agency or approving agency shall:
(A) Incorporate, or require the applicant to
incorporate, the FONSI into the contents of the final EA, as prescribed in
sections 11-200.1-21 and 11-200,
1-22;
(B) File the final EA and the incorporated
FONSI with the office; and
(C)
Deposit, or require the applicant to deposit, concurrently with the filing to
the office, one paper copy of the final EA with the Hawaii Documents
Center;
(3) When the
document is a final EA with an EISPN, the proposing agency or approving agency
shall:
(A) Incorporate, or require the
applicant to incorporate, the EISPN into the contents of the final EA, as
prescribed in sections 11-200.1-21, 11-200.1-22, and 11-200.1-23;
(B) File the incorporated EISPN with the
final EA with the office; and
(C)
Deposit, or require the applicant to deposit, concurrently with the filing to
the office, one paper copy of the final EA with the Hawaii Documents
Center,
(4) When the
notice is an EISPN without the preparation of an EA, the proposing agency or
approving agency shall:
(A) File the EISPN
with the office; and
(B) Deposit,
or require the applicant to deposit, concurrently with the filing to the
office, one paper copy of the EISPN at the nearest state library in each county
in which the proposed action is to occur and one paper copy with the Hawaii
Documents Center;
(5)
When the document is a draft EIS, the proposing agency or applicant shall:
(A) Sign and date the draft EIS,
(B) Indicate that the draft EIS and all
ancillary documents were prepared under the signatory's direction or
supervision and that the information submitted, to the best of the signatory's
knowledge fully addresses document content requirements as set forth in
subchapter 10;
(C) File the draft
EIS with the accepting authority and the office simultaneously;
(D) Deposit, or require the applicant to
deposit, concurrently with the filing to the office, one paper copy of the
draft EIS at the nearest state library in each county in which the proposed
action is to occur and one paper copy with the Hawaii Documents Center;
and
(E) Submit to the office one
true and correct copy of the original audio file, at standard quality, of all
oral comments received at the time designated within any EIS public scoping
meeting for receiving oral comments;
(6) When the document is a final EIS, the
proposing agency or applicant shall:
(A) Sign
and date the final EIS;
(B)
Indicate that the final EIS and all ancillary documents were prepared under the
signatory's direction or supervision and that the information submitted, to the
best of the signatory's knowledge fully addresses document content requirements
as set forth in subchapter 10; and
(C) File the final EIS with the accepting
authority and the office simultaneously;
(7) When the notice is an acceptance or
non-acceptance of a final EIS, the accepting authority shall:
(A) File the notice of acceptance or
non-acceptance of a final EIS with the office; and
(B) Simultaneously transmit the notice to the
proposing agency or applicant;
(8) When the notice is of the withdrawal of
an anticipated FONSI, FONSI, or EISPN, the proposing agency or approving agency
shall include a rationale of the withdrawal specifying any associated documents
to be withdrawn;
(9) When the
notice is of the withdrawal of a draft EIS or final EIS, the proposing agency
or applicant shall simultaneously file the notice with the office and submit
the notice with the accepting authority; and
(10) When the submittal is a changed version
of a notice, document, or determination previously published and withdrawn, the
submittal shall be filed as the 'second" submittal, or "third" or "fourth", as
appropriate. Example: A draft EIS is withdrawn and changed. It is then filed
with the office for publication as the "second draft EIS" for the particular
action.
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