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LAND DIVISION State of Hawaii DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES ENGINEERING DIVISION Honolulu, Hawaii BOARD OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES Suzanne D. Case ChairpersonCONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS

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How to fill out rockfall mitigation improvements

1. Start by assessing the areas prone to rockfall. This can be done by studying the terrain, examining previous incidents, and consulting experts or geotechnical engineers.
2. Develop a mitigation plan based on the assessment. This plan should include specific measures to prevent or reduce rockfall incidents.
3. Determine the appropriate rockfall protection systems or techniques to be implemented. This may include installing barriers, slope stabilization measures, or rockfall catchment fences.
4. Obtain the necessary permits or approvals from the relevant authorities before starting the implementation of the mitigation improvements.
5. Hire experienced contractors or specialists to carry out the rockfall mitigation works. They should be trained in the specific techniques and have the right equipment.
6. Follow the recommended installation or construction guidelines provided by the manufacturers of the rockfall protection systems.
7. Regularly inspect and maintain the implemented rockfall mitigation improvements to ensure their effectiveness and detect any potential issues.
8. Educate the nearby communities or individuals about the rockfall risks and how to respond in case of an incident. This can include signage, public awareness campaigns, or emergency response plans.

Who needs rockfall mitigation improvements?

1. Areas with steep slopes and loose rock formations are prone to rockfall incidents. Hence, these areas require rockfall mitigation improvements.
2. Locations close to highways, railways, or other transportation routes where rockfall can pose a threat to the safety of vehicles and pedestrians.
3. Buildings, infrastructure, or facilities situated at the base or slope of cliffs or mountains are at risk of rockfall incidents and need mitigation measures.
4. Mining or quarrying operations that involve excavating and manipulating rock formations are susceptible to rockfall incidents and require mitigation.
5. Coastal areas with high cliffs or rocky shores may need rockfall mitigation improvements to protect nearby structures, recreational areas, or public access points.

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What is rockfall mitigation improvements?

Rockfall mitigation improvements involve implementing measures to reduce the risk of rocks falling onto roadways or structures.

Who is required to file rockfall mitigation improvements?

Any entity responsible for maintaining roads or structures at risk of rockfall is required to file for rockfall mitigation improvements.

How to fill out rockfall mitigation improvements?

Rockfall mitigation improvements can be filled out by providing detailed information on the measures taken to reduce rockfall risk, including engineering reports and cost estimates.

What is the purpose of rockfall mitigation improvements?

The purpose of rockfall mitigation improvements is to protect people and infrastructure from the dangers posed by falling rocks.

What information must be reported on rockfall mitigation improvements?

Information such as the location of the mitigation site, the type of measures implemented, the timeline for completion, and the estimated cost must be reported on rockfall mitigation improvements.