The legislature appropriated $6m in 2009 to improve the offsite water infrastructure required for the future development of Lalamilo Subdivision Phase 2A. The project is subdivided into two separate, related parts that together provide the storage and transmission capacities that will enable DHHL to develop the 160+ single family residential parcels. The first project, construction on a 1MG reservoir
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The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands’ (DHHL) Hawai’i Island Plan (2002) prioritizes the Lalamilo Tract for residential development. The tract is within North Region, an area of high beneficiary preference. DHHL acquired the 232 acre parcel from the Department of Land & Natural Resources in 1999 as part of the 1994 settlement to restore the Hawaiian
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The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands’ (DHHL) Hawai’i Island Plan (2002) prioritizes the Lalamilo Tract for residential development. The tract is within North Region, an area of high beneficiary preference. DHHL acquired the 232 acre parcel from the Department of Land & Natural Resources in 1999 as part of the 1994 settlement to restore the
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This Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) project involves constructing a water system improvement to provide potable water for ranching activities and associated farm-dwelling uses in DHHL’s Pu‘ukapu Ranch Lots, which the agency has designated as a high-priority project. The water system will also provide separate storage tanks and fire truck connections for fire-fighting use. The project is
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Senator Dwight Takamine and Representative Mark Nakashima, on behalf of the Katsu Goto Memorial Service Committee, invite you to attend a commemorative 125th Anniversary of Japanese immigration and Katsu Goto Memorial Service on Saturday, October 23 at 11 a.m. at the Honoka‘a Hongwanji Mission. Attending the Memorial Service will be descendents of the late
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Representative Mark Nakashima reports that HDOT officials will meet with the Rural South Hilo Community Association in regards to the Papa‘ikou Traffic Safety Project. State Traffic Engineer Alvin Takeshita and Hawai‘i District Engineer Stan Tamura will present an updated design plan for the Papa‘ikou highway corridor to the community on Thursday, October 7 at 6:45
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