Street Tree and Power Line Video of August Community Meeting Posted
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MECO Plans Spark Controversy
Transmission lines, power poles and tree planting plans explored at South Maui meeting. “… we are doomed to 70-foot power poles going down Pi‘ilani Highway.†Tom Blackburn-RodriguezMaui Weeklywww.mauiweekly.comIt was a...
Read MorePower Lines and Street Tree Meeting Recap
Councilman Don Couch followed the KCA opening announcements of Paige Fontaine and Elaine Malina to advise the audience about the under construction roundabout and plans to expand our soon to open bike path, before arborist...
Read MoreCommunity Holds Keys to 4 Kihei Trees’ Future
Mayor, staff meet with KCA, present possible alternatives June 18, 2011 By MELISSA TANJI – Staff Writer (mtanji@mauinews.com) , The Maui News Four monkeypod trees in Kihei that tree lovers and community members want to...
Read MoreStop the Chop! Save Monkey Pod Trees on S. Kihei Rd.
Kihei residents, Kihei Community Association members, members of the Maui Outdoor Circle Board, and members of the Maui County Arborist Committee gathered Saturday,  June 11th to encourage Mayor Arakawa to preserve the four...
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January 18, 6:30 pm
Can we prevent flooding and protect the ocean water quality?
The draft South Maui Drainage Plan in 2017 proposed to divert and combine streams and add a concrete culvert that would rush storm water onto the coral reefs instead of allowing the water to be absorbed mauka of the highway and filtered by wetlands before entering the ocean. The south Maui community was not happy and it asked the County to contract expert Amanda Cording to provide an environmentally friendly alternative. Amanda and our south Maui water expert Robin Knox will present and discuss their findings.
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