ANAHOLA – As part of the Conservation District Use Application (CDUA) for the Aliomanu Road Repair Project, a public meeting is scheduled for March 5, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the Kapaa State Library. The meeting will be prepared by Oceanit and the County of Kauai.
ANAHOLA – As part of the Conservation District Use Application (CDUA) for the ‘Aliomanu Road Repair Project, a public meeting is scheduled for March 5, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the Kapa‘a State Library. The meeting will be prepared by Oceanit and the County of Kaua‘i.
The CDUA and associated Final Environmental Assessment describe the potential impact of projected sea-level rise on the proposed road repair project and evaluate alternative means for re-establishing a safe and reliable vehicular access.
The proposed repair includes rebuilding the damaged road section to the original two-lane usage and constructing a rock revetment to stabilize the seaward embankment to protect the road from erosion and the ocean from runoff.
If you need an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability, contact call Donald Fujimoto at 241-4882 or email Dfujimoto@kauai.gov as soon as possible. Requests made as early as possible will allow adequate time to fulfill your request. Upon request, this notice is available in alternate formats such as large print, Braille, or electronic copy.
Perhaps DHHL should be invited due to their recent 8-signage posting that it took only two weeks, and those signs disappeared. Then, the homeowners mauka north of the canoe club fronting the park near the clubs are properties owned by a real estate family company and another decedent contractor, whose ohana for three decades have encroached their property pins onto DHHL subdivision lessee properties that parallel their back yards. We live on Aliomanu ‘Hundley’ road over 30- years, we have been up against the “privileged” immigrants for longer that sixty + years, all told. DHHL has often directed these kinds of people to not take more than they try and succeed doing! Just last week, we questioned a heavy equipment user about his agenda clearing overgrowth on DHHL property and we were offered the lame excuse that we are positive is a lie, but only DHHL can reiterate with these peoples, the illegality of what they do. We invited the new chief to visit our amazing leasehold, where squatters are in these same area bushes and all the other little secrets that are born in Kumu Camp via Uturnforchrist and KIUC lessee via Danner and that hui o fedwreckian and monied buy out and sellouts of kanaka to the americanization plans.
The property Mauka and North is well maintained and keep of abandoned cars and garbage- AND those same owners at their own time and expense have kept STATE land NOT DHHL land clean and beautiful- while the property BEHIND the 1.7 acre STATE parcel, you speak of is a dumping ground and an illegal rental situation, how many people were there since 2017??? I have LOTS of pictures of vehicles and people on foot- Furthermore, the little path was cleared multiple times by who knows who- to create illegal access to DHHL land, when the actual access is the near the river-mouth.
Have you looked at the tax map key? that piece of property you speak of is owned by the STATE of Hawaii NOT DHHL. Your leasehold that you have invited DHHL to visit is an Illegal camp with a group of tents that you rent out (which is against DHHL rules, furthermore there is no electricity, sewer or running water back there), abandoned cars, and garbage. 30 years of keeping a small scrap of land clear of garbage and abandoned cars; keeping it maintained and beautiful and planting a garden is NO crime; NO PROPERTY pins were ever moved, EVER….We have lived down here for 45 YEARS and have been good citizens of this land, I unfortunately can’t say the same about every neighbor. The signs across the street were up for far longer thatn 2 weeks; I am in regular contact with DHHL and keep them abreast of ALL the activities down here, including the squatters, the homeless, the dirty needles, the garbage, the Yurts, and the slew of abandoned cars on and surrounding the “leasehold” you speak of. There is no Americanization trying to occur- this is AMERICA, like it or not, Americanization has already happened……