Posts from March, 2011
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Mar0Latest Envision Lā‘ie Newsletter Posted
Check out our latest Envision Lā‘ie newsletter with images of the Zoning Committee meeting Wednesday, March 30, 2011. In the picture above, Uncle Ahi Logan testifies in support of the Lā‘ie Inn Redevelopment. You can subscribe to our newsletter on the home page of our web site at www.envisionlaie.com
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Mar0Laie Inn Redevelopment Update
Many thanks to the two dozen plus supporters who testified today in favor of the Laie Inn Redevelopment project. The City Council Zoning Committee reviewed the Laie Hotel SMA permit application, you can download a low resolution pdf of the SMA Set here complete with renderings and elevations, and heard testimony from around 30 people [...]
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Mar0Malaekahana Bike Path Dedication News
Six months after the groundbreaking ceremony, the Malaekahana Bike & Pedestrian Path was dedicated Saturday March 19, 2011. At Kaleo: Koolauloa News, Mike Foley offered an in-depth story on the dedication (more pictures like the one above can be found on the Envision Laie Facebook page): Kupuna or respected elders untied fragrant maile-leaf leis amid [...]
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Mar0Malaekahana Bike Path Dedication
After months of planning and work (including the final volunteers with rakes Saturday March 12), we’re ready to dedicate our community bike and pedestrian path: Saturday, March 19th, 10 a.m. Near Gunstock Ranch Road (where the groundbreaking was held) Bike giveaways for kids and adults Food and fun for the whole family Set up for [...]
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Mar0Final weekend to volunteer before dedication March 19
A community service project for the Malaekahana Bike & Pedestrian Path will be held this Saturday March 12 from 8 to 11 a.m. to spread the dirt along the sides of the paved pathway. Please bring a metal rake (if you have one), gloves, a hat, and a smile. We hope to see you Saturday [...]
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Mar0What’s the difference between the KSCP and zoning?
QUESTION: What’s the difference between the Ko‘olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan and zoning? ANSWER: The City Charter describes plans such as the Ko‘olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan as “conceptual” in nature with detailed planning left to the zoning process. The Plan is to “serve as a policy guide for more detailed zoning maps and regulations [...]
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Mar0Will the Cane Haul road go through kuleana lands?
Another one of a series of questions and answers about the Ko‘olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan draft and the proposed affordable housing in Malaekahana: QUESTION: Will the proposed Cane Haul alternative connector road go through kuleana lands? ANSWER: No kuleana lands will be used for planned growth. In fact, the Ko‘olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan [...]
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