20th August 2010
Posted in Updates

A new information center in Lā‘ie opened to the public on July 30.  The center, planned and coordinated by Envision Lā‘ie, showcases the area’s rich history, the beauty and diversity of the community, public input regarding the potential of the area, and conceptual renderings of future possibilities.

The exhibit is located in the Lā‘ie Shopping Center between the Arts & Sciences Academy and Amber Nails.

Sixty-two land use planning maps, produced by approximately 600 area residents last year, are available for viewing along with BYU-Hawaii student-produced videos highlighting topics of community concern.  An artistic rendering of the proposed Malaekahana bike path, tentatively set for groundbreaking in September, is also on display.

Guests viewing renderings

The Envision Lā‘ie exhibit is now open by appointment only.  To make an appointment call (808) 293-6427 or stop by the Hawaii Reserves, Inc. office – visits can usually be accommodated within 15 minutes.