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Land Use

2 Nov 2023

New Owner at Marconi Point Decimates Coastal Habitat for Native Bees, Birds

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Endangered Species, Land Use, November 2023 | 0

When resource managers caring for the native bee and seabird habitat on Oʻahu’s North Shore learned what was happening early last month, they spread the word as far and as wide as possible in hopes of keeping the damage from … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Sep 2023

Several New Laws Seek to Remedy Gaps in Shoreline Management

by Teresa | posted in: Land Use, Legislation, September 2023 | 0

Above photo: The scene in front of the Royal Hawaiian last January. CREDIT: DOUGLAS MELLER Among the bills that made it across the finish line in this year’s legislative session, several are designed to make enforcement of shoreline rules easier and … Continued

Patricia Tummons
31 Jul 2023

New & Noteworthy: SPJ Awards, Koloa Case, And Dailey Seawall Appeal

by Teresa | posted in: August 2023, Endangered Species, Land Use, New & Noteworthy | 0

Awards: Environment Hawaiʻi editor Patricia Tummons’ pieces on affordable housing, published in 2022, won two awards in the All Media category of the Society of Professional Journalists, Hawaiʻi Chapter, annual contest. The winners were announced at an awards dinner on … Continued

Teresa Dawson
7 Jul 2023

Developer Sues City for Holding Up Permits, Subdivision at Marconi Point

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, Development, Endangered Species, July 2023, Land Use | 0

In a complaint filed May 26 in U.S. District Court, the owner of nearly 100 acres of coastal, agricultural land on Oʻahu’s North Shore alleged that the City & County of Honolulu violated his companies’ due process rights by stymieing … Continued

Teresa Dawson
7 Jul 2023

New & Noteworthy:‘Aina Le‘a, KIUC, and a Bee Champion

by Teresa | posted in: DLNR, July 2023, Land Use, New & Noteworthy, Water | 0

More ʻAina Leʻa Delays: A year ago, the 38-acre parcel on which ʻAina Leʻa had begun to build the first of nearly 400 units of “affordable housing” was sold at a foreclosure auction to Romspen Investment Corporation, one of the … Continued

Patricia Tummons, Teresa Dawson
7 Jul 2023

Land Use Commission Has Questions About Waikapu Housing Development

by Teresa | posted in: July 2023, Land Use | 0

Fifteen years ago, the Land Use Commission approved the redistricting request of Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Maui. By the commission placing the land into the Urban District, the church could move forward with an ambitious, $20 million, 10-year plan to … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Jun 2023

Keaʻau Subdivision Gets Final Approval With No Affordable Housing Agreement

by Teresa | posted in: June 2023, Land Use | 0

The query began with a phone call. What affordable housing conditions had been placed on a 35-lot subdivision in Keaʻau, a stone’s throw from the Keaʻau High School, the caller wanted to know. Unable to find this information from any … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Jun 2023

BOARD TALK: Mosquitoes, Fishing Rules, and More

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Climate Change, Endangered Species, Fisheries, Forestry, Forests, Invasives, June 2023, Land Use | 0

Board Denies Petition for Contested Case On Mosquito Control Suppression Project The state Board of Land and Natural Resources’ May 12 meeting began at 9:15 a.m. and stretched well past dinnertime. As the board heard public testimony on one of … Continued

Teresa Dawson
2 Jun 2023

Courts Roundup: Coco Palms, Mosquitoes, and Kauaʻi Water Permits

by Teresa | posted in: Endangered Species, Energy, Invasives, June 2023, Land Use, Water | 0

Opponents in Coco Palms Case To Argue Competing Motions for Summary Judgement On June 7, opponents of the proposed redevelopment of the old Coco Palms resort on Kauaʻi will face off against the state before 1st Circuit Judge Lisa Cataldo. … Continued

Teresa Dawson
26 Apr 2023

Iconic Hilo Condominium Gets Permit to Armor Eroding Cliff Face

by Teresa | posted in: Land Use, May 2023 | 1

Above photo: A drone photo of the cliff face in front of the Bayshore Towers. (Credit: Ryan Perroy) The Bayshore Towers condominium is an iconic fixture of the Hilo shoreline. The tall, pinkish building clings to the coast on a … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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IN THIS ISSUE

  • August 2026 PDF August 3, 2026
  • Attorney General Bails Out ADC With Loan to Cover NPDES Challenge August 3, 2026
  • EDITORIAL: The Costly Debacle of the ADC’s NPDES Challenge August 3, 2026
  • The Special Deputy AG’s Fees August 3, 2026
  • Black metal fence around tropical planter New & Noteworthy: State Supreme Court Issues Decisions On Maui Grading Permit, SMA Rules August 3, 2026
  • Rocky riverbed with bridge and lush forest In Sierra Club Appeal, Judge Reverses Water Permit, Orders Contested Case on East Maui Diversions August 3, 2026
  • Kama‘ole Designation Petition Languishes While Groundwater Flow Study Proceeds August 3, 2026
  • Aerial view of coastal buildings with solar panels ICA Upholds Dismissal of SLAPP Against Marconi Point Unit Owners August 3, 2026
  • Efforts to Protect Kahuku Coastal Lands Make Headway at City Council and in Court August 3, 2026

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