Author: Mike Moran

County UDRB looks at McDonald’s Kihei

Just as its title implies, the Maui County Urban Design Review Board (UDRB) is a volunteer group of Maui residents who work with the County government to examine the appearance of new or revised construction throughout Maui This function is seemingly most important in our community, as we do not have the same rules and regulations afforded to most other towns under “historic” and similar...

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What just a little rain shower can do in Kihei

UPDATE 1/5/14      After this latest rainfall, we examine the runoff in the gulch between Kaonoulu and Kulanihakoi (running water), compared to next one (going south) between Kulanihakoi and Waipuilani (almost dry) We first looked along the N-S Collector Rd corridor, and then makai at SKR. While the State Department of Health issued a “Brown Water Alert” at D. T Fleming Beach area on...

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Coastal Erosion to be featured by KCA on 1/21/14

Don’t miss this first public general membership meeting of 2014 on this vital topic, now drawing national attention because of the disastrous results occurring on Oahu now. SEE: http://local.msn.com/fast-moving-erosion-threatens-hawaii-coastal-homes-1 We begin with this major environmental issue for our seaside town, coastal erosion. On the usual “third Tuesday of the month,” January 21,...

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KCA Committees and the Community Plan

Do you know what the Kihei Makena Community Plan is? Have you ever examined it? The current plan was set in 1998 , and while there is discussion of an update, it seems to be several years away. So for now, this is the law of our area, extending from the Ahihi Kinau Reserve out to the middle of Puunene, where Animal Shelter is, and over to Maalaea.. You can access the KMCP from this website at...

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KCA Position Statement Concerning Southwest Maui’s Water Supply

UPDATE – Maui News Viewpoint this morning (11/4/13) KCA highlights actions that need to be taken VIEWPOINT November 4, 2013 By MIKE MORAN , The Maui News Save | The Kihei Community Association is concerned about the integrity and sustainability of Maui’s water supply and, in particular, southwest Maui’s water supply. In southwest Maui, development proceeds with no new water...

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