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KA‘ONO‘ULU RANCH / KĪHEI MEGA-MALL UPDATE: PLEASE ATTEND A HEARING ON JULY 8TH
We heard you in 2012 when a huge mall was proposed for the open land just south of the Shell station in North Kihei. At the time, public officials…
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Summary of Maui Tomorrow’s Comments on the Draft Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Hotel Wailuku
Since the proposed Hotel Wailuku project will have many significant impacts on the environment, an Environmental Assessment is not appropriate, and an Environmental Impact Statement is…
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Draft Environmental Assessments: Significance Criteria
Here are the significance criteria to consider when reviewing a proposed development’s Draft Environmental Assessment for adequacy: An action shall be determined to have a significant effect on the environment…
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Hotel Wailuku: A Proposed 6-Story Hotel at the Corner of Market & Main Streets in Wailuku
UPCOMING ACTIONS Are you looking for thoughtful alternatives to the tourism economy? Do you want to protect the look and feel of historic Wailuku town? As our island…
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MAUI TOMORROW TO HOST FREE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT WEBINAR MARCH 21ST
Featured speakers include Gary Hooser, Kelly King, Mike Molina, and more to be announced Pā‘ia, HI (March 4, 2020)–On Saturday,…
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COMMUNITY GROUPS CHALLENGE POWERS OF MAUI REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
For Immediate Release February 10, 2020 WAILUKU, MAUI – The Wailuku Good…
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Maui Zoning Maps #1
Here is the link to all of Maui Island’s approved ZONING MAPS. https://www.mauicounty.gov/DocumentCenter/View/111852/Maui-Island-Land-Zoning-Map-1Zoning…
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Wailuku Civic Center and Large Parking Structure
FINAL Environmental Assessment + FONSI Wailuku Civic Center and Large Parking Structure Maui County is BOTH proposing this project and determining whether there are impacts. And they say there…
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Proposed Large Multi-Family Housing Project Between Makawao and Pukalani
The Makawao, Pukalani and Kula communities should strongly opposes the proposed project because: a) the State Land Use Commission’s “Land Use” designation,…
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