Regenerative Soil Practices are Foundational to Efficient Water Use

by Bill Greenleaf   Water use is a critical aspect of ecologically sound development, which is a core element of Maui Tomorrow’s mission. When we talk about water use,…

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Hotel Wailuku: Two Opportunities To Stop It

UPDATE 1/26/2021 Good news! Maui Planning Commission recommended approval of the ordinance, and will forward itʻs recommendation to the Maui County Council. We…

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URGENT: Opportunity to Testify Requesting Amendments to the WUDP THIS FRIDAY, October 9th

There is a new opportunity this Friday to provide public input about the Maui Water Use Development Plan. The Maui County Council vote on the Maui Water Use…

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Grow Maui Jobs in Agriculture and Housing Construction: Maui Tomorrow Supports Two Charter Amendments

Maui’s economy needs to be diversified! For decades, we have been placing more and more of our eggs in one basket. In the 1960s and…

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North Shore Citizens Feel Left out of Maui Water Use and Development Plan Decisions

Maui’s Water Use and Development Plan (WUDP) is 1,200 pages long, 20 years overdue and has been read by very few.  It’s hard to see specific plans…

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Hotel Wailuku Project is On Hold

Mahalo to everyone who submitted comments on the Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for the proposed Hotel Wailuku. We have now heard that the developer has put this project on…

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Ha‘ikū and Pā‘ia Residents Ask to Be Heard Before County Council Votes on Maui Island Water Plan

A special meeting of Board of Water Supply (BWS) was held this week, at which Ha‘ikū and Pā‘ia residents complained that they haven’t been consulted on the Maui Island…

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Community Plan Revisions are Underway in West and South Maui

The West Maui Community Plan Advisory Committee (CPAC) met for many months in 2019, and worked very hard to update the plan to reflect the community’s desire…

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Maui Tomorrow Foundation Strongly Supports the Proposed Charter Amendment Establishing a County Department of Agriculture

Now that a pandemic has halted tourism, we see the folly of overreliance on the visitor industry. Our existing agricultural system is NOT providing enough locally grown…

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LUC Portion of Mega Mall Case Resolved, Community Must Stay Involved

Mahalo to all who testified at today’s Land Use Commission hearing on the Kaʻonoʻulu Ranch case. Over the last 8 years, we have been gratified by all…

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