Boating Division Can’t Keep Track Of Accounts, It Admits to Land Board The Board of Land and Natural Resources has ordered its Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation to prepare a report on the problems the division is having in … Continued
The Campbell Industrial Park lot once occupied by the Chem-Wood Treatment Co. is heavily contaminated with a variety of chemicals used to make lumber termite-resistant during the 15 years that the company was in business. Among the contaminants are pentachlorophenol, … Continued
Here’s a short list of elements contained in the proposed settlement between Bishop Estate and Kaiser, on the one hand, and the City and County of Honolulu on the other: At Golf Course 5 and 6: This 30-acre area is … Continued
Of the eight court cases filed by Bishop Estate and Kaiser, just one (84-0389) has been litigated. The outcome of that lawsuit, appealed all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, was in favor of the city. U.S. District Judge … Continued
Kekaha wai `ole o na Kona. Waterless Kekaha of the Kona district. Kekaha in Kona, Hawai`i, is known for the scarcity of water, but is dearly loved by its inhabitants. – `Olelo No`eau Mary Kawena Pukui At the end of … Continued
One of the outgrowths of the formation of Ka Pa`akai o ka ‘Aina was a push to require environmental assessments and environmen–tal impact statements prepared in Hawai’i to provide an account of cultural resources that might be affected by proposed … Continued
Attorney Allen K. Hoe has been a member of the Land Use Commission for eight years. Since September 8, 1994, he has served as its chairman. His second and last term on the LUC ended June 30. Recently, Hoe, who … Continued
M. Casey Jarman is a professor of law at the University of Hawai’i’s William L. Richardson School of Law. She and Lloyd F. Kawakami were the only members of the Land Use Commission to vote against the Ka’upulehu Developments petition. … Continued
With the longline fishing fleet still a relative newcomer to the Hawaiian islands — arriving here only in the late 1980s — the full scope of its environmental impact is still unfolding. Most recently, scientists at the U.S. Fish and … Continued
In what federal officials have described as the “most significant international fishing enforcement case in the United States” in 1995, the master of a pirate driftnet vessel fishing in waters north of the Hawaiian chain has been convicted on criminal … Continued