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KULANIHAKOI RIVER GULCH BRIDGE PROJECT GOES BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD!!

Final permit application reveals major flaw 5/22/18 #kihei This afternoon, we met at Public Works Director David Goode’s facility on the fourth floor with him and his engineers, Ty Takeno and Wendy Kobashigawa, as he responded to our request to discuss the contentious project. Director Goode opened the meeting with a bombshell announcement that in attempting to secure one of the the two...

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Kulanihakoi River Bridge proposal was discussed Monday 5/14/2018 in Council Chambers at IEM, but no firm conclusion yet

5/14/18 #kihei This afternoon, we participated at Chair Elle Cochran’s Infrastructure and Environmental Management (IEM) Council committee for item IEM-43 – our longstanding proposals and actions for a much less expensive yet improved action to replace the deteriorated box culvert in the Kulanihakoi river gulch. While the item examines the contract awarded to Wilson Okamoto...

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The next action for the Kulanihakoi River Bridge proposal is Monday afternoon 5/14

5/10/18 #kihei After Maui News’ front page coverage last month of community proposals and actions for a much less expensive yet improved way to replace the deteriorated box culvert in the Kulanihakoi river gulch, we are preparing for the next step. This Monday afternoon at 1:30 PM in the Council’s eighth floor chambers, committee chair Elle Cochran will call to order her...

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Kulanihakoi “bridge” proposal draws KCA to Planning Commission this morning

DPW Director David Goode Applies for SMA permit & Shoreline Setback for next phase of proposed construction of gulch crossing on South Kihei Road.south of Kaonoulu. This morning (6/14/16) we submitted testimony on the request to alert the volunteer Commissioners how much else is involved right here near the intersection of Kaonoulu & SKR. We find that so much is done piecemeal...

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Kulanihakoi River area of South Maui is a very busy, very complex location this year

4/21/19 #kihei #southmaui #kca  Kihei has several rivers that flow, on rare occasion, mauka to makai in our district. They are usually called gulches because they are generally dry, but they were formed over centuries by flowing water. The largest gulch is Kulanihakoi, which runs into the kai (sea) just south of Kaonoulu Street and north of the Humpback Whale Sanctuary. Starting at its...

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KCA was at County Council Friday regarding item 18-151: Kulanihakoi River Crossing

COUNCIL VOTES APPROVAL, 6-2       4/20/18 #kihei KCA wishes to express our appreciation to the six (of nine) members for voting in favor of the proposed resolution requesting the Public Works Department (DPW) to pause in their continuing effort to proceed with this project as defined by the DPW. This morning five directors were at Council chambers, all testifying in...

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Kihei’s proposed “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” on South Kihei Road

What would be the overall best way to cross the Kulanihakoi River Gulch in North Kihei along South Kihei Road (SKR) between Kaonoulu and the Humpback Whale Marine Sanctuary Facility? 3/25/18 #kihei You remember when the ancient dilapidated box culvert just south of Kaonoulu nearly collapsed, but had first the emergency steel plate installed, in 2013...

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WORK ON TEMPORARY “BRIDGE” CONTINUES

Newer Pix on 2/12/15                         UPDATE 2/11/15   This temporary crossing began improvements this morning, which necessitated closing one lane, with the resulting vehicle back ups. As most of the community was unaware this was taking place, there was some grumbling.                ...

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New “bridge” proposed for So. Kihei Road

On Tuesday morning (5/14/13) the KCA planning committee welcomed Wilson Okomoto Corp. of Oahu offering  a presentation of a proposed bridge replacement in the notorious flooding area at the corner of Kaonoulu, near the Whale Sanctuary in North Kihei. The existing four barrel box culverts are failing, and a bridge replacement is being developed. Led by former County Planning Dept. Director Milton...

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Plan Seeks More Natural Solutions to Flood Risks

  1/20/22 #kihei Plan seeks more natural solutions to flood risks Stabilized dunes, green flood walls among the proposals in Kihei plan. Maui News report of KCA meeting published today Muddy water runs toward South Kihei Road?s Kulanihakoi Bridge on Dec. 6. The road shoulder near the the bridge located near Kaonoulu Street and Kalepolepo Beach Park was washed away in the flooding and has...

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DPW Director David Goode meets with KCA Planning Committee

This morning (4/10/14), as always, Director David Goode pleasantly agreed to address the concerns of our Planning Committee at the KCA office. Presented with that very familiar list of KCA priorities going back decades, including the proposed N-S Collector Rd, making Kihei a walkable-bike able community and overall sufficient infrastructure to match all the established, approved and projected...

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SKR CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY IN NORTH KIHEI!

UPDATE 8/23/13 Pau UPDATE 8/22/ 2:00 PM  Plates being installed by Goodfellow Brothers team, a pleasant cooperative crew, who were receiving the ire of drivers about the road closure. UPDATE  8/21/13 9:45 PM  With road closing schedule to begin 7:00 AM tomorrow morning, there is NO signage anywhere in the area to alert drivers  of the impending close. The evidence is these two Road Closed signs...

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Maui News Report on North-South Collector Road

  8/3/23   #kihei    This morning’s Maui News:   https://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2023/08/1st-phase-of-liloa-extension-could-be-ready-in-2027/ 1st phase of Liloa extension could be ready in 2027 County recently received $25M in federal funding for project Maui County officials anticipate that by 2027, the first phase of a north segment of the...

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The critical collector road—Maui News Editorial April 8 2023

  4/8/23#kihei The critical collector road Last month’s announcement that a deal had been struck between the state and county to allow the opening of Kulanihako’i High School overshadowed another landmark pledge to Kihei. Fresh off his State of the County address, during which he made public the indemnification agreement that allowed the school to open without a grade-separated pedestrian...

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Maui News Weekend Editorial Grades the State Dept of Education

10/8/22  #kihei While we have given them “F” every semester for past few years, here is what the editors of the Maui News had to offer: https://www.mauinews.com/opinion/editorial/2022/10/grading-the-doe/ Grading the DOE Some day, the state Department of Education (DOE) will receive its final report card for Kulanihako’i High School’s grade-separated crossing in Kihei. On a...

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Maui News – get the roadway built

  2/26/2022 #kihei #north-south-collector-road #traffic EDITORIALFEB 26, 2022 Getting ahead of the traffic News that the Honua?ula master-planned community in South Maui may be nearing approval after more than 30 years of opposition and legal challenges has us thinking about the impacts a development that size will have on traffic along Kihei?s entire north-south corridor. If approved, the...

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Maui News Editorial regarding High School pedestrian access

  10/30/21 #kihei  Today’s Maui News Editorial https://www.mauinews.com/opinion/editorial/2021/10/another-hurdle-for-high-school/ Another hurdle for high school OCT 30, 2021   If only we had a nickel for every time the words ?long-awaited? have been used in conjunction with the oft-delayed Kihei high school.   Look up any story about the project from the past...

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Maui News Report on State Land Use Commission meeting on underpass

10/29/21 #kihei https://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2021/10/doe-request-to-open-school-without-a-crossing-denied/ DOE request to open school without a crossing denied Decision to delay school launch date; commission says blame lies with DOE.   October 28, 2021 #kihei DOE request to open school without a crossing denied Decision to delay school launch date; commission says blame lies...

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