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Posted on: Sunday, September 18, 2005

Emergency shelters on O'ahu — District 3

Shelters by district:  •  District 1  •  District 2  •  District 3  •  District 4  •  District 5  •  District 6

Source: O'ahu Civil Defense Agency

Facility Owner Usable
spaces
Spaces by category
Total
spaces
Type
1 2 2a 3 4
KAMAILE ELEMENTARY DOE 2,282 1,354 928 163 2,445 1 1 1 School
KAMOKILA COMMUNITY PARK C&C 0 86 86 1 Park
LEIHOKU ELEMENTARY DOE 2,348 254 2,094 2,348 1 1 1 School
MAILI COMMUNITY PARK C&C 0 114 114 1 Park
MAILI ELEMENTARY DOE 1,403 149 1,100 154 468 306 2,177 1 1 1 School
MAKAHA COMMUNITY PARK C&C 0 166 166 1 Park
MAKAHA ELEMENTARY DOE 363 363 1,863 2,226 1 1 1 School
MAKAKILO COMMUNITY PARK C&C 0 389 389 1 Park
MAKAKILO ELEMENTARY DOE 2,088 89 1,664 335 145 2,233 1 1 1 School
MAUKA LANI ELEMENTARY DOE 874 15 859 271 1,145 1 1 School
NANAIKAPONO ELEMENTARY DOE 0 2,205 2,205 1 School
NANAKULI BEACH PARK C&C 0 282 282 1 Park
NANAKULI ELEMENTARY DOE 1,232 1,232 322 195 1,749 1 1 School
NANAKULI HIGH & INTERMEDIATE DOE 4,723 1,498 3,225 1,301 1,270 7,294 1 1 1 School
PILILAAU COMMUNITY PARK C&C 0 128 128 1 Park
WAIANAE DISTRICT PARK C&C 0 1,983 1,983 1 Park
WAIANAE ELEMENTARY DOE 1,397 512 885 473 1,870 1 1 1 School
WAIANAE HIGH DOE 0 6,729 6,729 1 School
WAIANAE INTERMEDIATE DOE 1,489 123 1,366 793 88 2,370 1 1 School
Totals 18,199 3,994 10,128 4,077 4,542 15,198 37,939 10 7 19

SHELTER CATEGORY DEFINITIONS

Category 1 — Ready now* shelter is suitable for evacuee use immediately.

Category 2 — Use with security screens* shelter/shelter area has wooden louver windows and is suitable forevacuee use immediately. It would be desirable that security screens be installed on all wooden louver windows.

Category 2a — Usable with some risk* shelter/shelter area requires minor upgrades such as panic hardware or bracing on some doors. Risk is acceptable.

Category 3 — Minor upgrading needed* facility is not yet ready for evacuee occupation. Some rooms require modest upgrading such as the replacement of glass louvers with wooden louvers, the installation of plywood covers over some glass panels, a few doors requiring additional panic hardware, etc.

Category 4 — Major upgrading required* facility is not ready for evacuee use. Modifications to roofs, roof vents, foundations, walls, skylights, glass windows/panels, doors, etc., would be very expensive and, in some cases, fail a cost-benefit analysis.

* All shelter upgrading recommendations were made using tropical cyclone wind, storm surge, and flooding criteria. Unless specifically restricted, these shelters may also be usable for other natural or man-made hazards. See the city and county of honolulu's emergency operations plan for the specific hazards each shelter is best suited for.

Note 1: All window/door measurements have been rounded to the closest full or half-foot and are listed primarily to assist in the development of modification estimates.

Note 2: All floor measurements were made using "serviceable" interior space and not necessarily wall-to-wall footage.