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APPENDIX D: CW PP\'community Wildfire Protection Plan for Northwest Hawaii Island Sponsored by the Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization With generous support

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2. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents for your appendix.
3. Begin by writing the word 'Appendix' or 'Appendices' at the top of the cover page, centered and in bold.
4. On the next line, write the title of your appendix, describing its content or purpose.
5. If there are multiple appendices, number them using Roman numerals (e.g., Appendix I, Appendix II).
6. Include the page numbers for each appendix on the cover page.
7. Make sure to provide any additional information required by your organization or institution, such as a project title or ID.
8. Review the filled-out cover pages to ensure accuracy and completeness.
9. Attach the cover pages to the corresponding appendices and arrange them in the correct order.
10. If necessary, make copies of the completed appendices and cover pages for distribution or submission.
11. Finally, double-check the formatting and appearance of the appendix cover pages before finalizing your document.

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5. - Businesses or government agencies submitting proposals or reports with supporting appendices.
6. - Compliance officers preparing regulatory filings or audit reports.
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