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Patricia Tummons

2 Jun 2023

Council Still Owes Feds $837,355 After Appeal of Fisheries Fund Audit

by Teresa | posted in: Fisheries, June 2023 | 0

In November 2021, the Department of Commerce Office of Inspector General determined that the Western Pacific Fishery Management Council had inappropriately spent about 28 percent — $1,237,671 of $4.5 million – of monies drawn from its Sustainable Fisheries Fund over … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Jun 2023

New & Noteworthy: Koaiʻa Sanctuary, Milestones

by Teresa | posted in: Forests, June 2023, New & Noteworthy | 0

Koaiʻa Sanctuary: The Department of Land and Natural Resources has applied to Hawaiʻi County to subdivide a large parcel of land now leased to Parker Ranch in order to extend a sanctuary for Acacia koaiʻa, the smaller cousin of the … 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
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
26 Apr 2023

LUC Grills Kona Developer on Compliance With Environmental, Cultural Regulations

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

What is an act? The question, posed in all seriousness, arose in the course of the state Land Use Commission’s deliberations relating to a 40-year-old planned residential development near Kailua-Kona, in West Hawaiʻi. The developer, RCFC Kaloko Heights and related … Continued

Patricia Tummons
26 Apr 2023

Suspect Housing Credits Won’t Be Used – At Least at Kaloko

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

Above photo: Mark Meyer of RCFC (right) and the company’s attorney, William Yuen (left). Mark Meyer, a representative of RCFC Kaloko Heights, LLC, has told the Land Use Commission that the company will not be making use of the Hawaiʻi … Continued

Patricia Tummons
26 Apr 2023

NOAA Begins Environmental Scoping For Pacific Remote Islands Sanctuary

by Teresa | posted in: Marine, May 2023 | 0

Above photo: Acropora corals grow toward the sunlight to form beautiful, massive tables at Palmyra Atoll. CREDIT: JEFF MILISER/NOAA. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has begun the environmental scoping process for a proposal to establish a national marine sanctuary … Continued

Patricia Tummons
26 Apr 2023

New & Noteworthy: ‘Aina Le‘a; Coral Reefs

by Teresa | posted in: Land Use, Marine, May 2023, New & Noteworthy | 0

ʻAina Leʻa Update: Last August, 38 acres of ʻAina Leʻa land were sold off at a foreclosure auction to a Canadian lender, Romspen Investment Corporation. The parcel is the site where several buildings that were to be part of an … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Apr 2023

State’s Highest Court Weighs In On Camping, Energy, Mauna Kea

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, April 2023, Climate Change, Energy, Telescopes | 0

Above photo: Interior of Aliʻiolani HaleCredit: King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center Over the last month, rulings from the state Supreme Court have changed the regulatory landscape for a variety of activities. The consequences of the decisions range from sea … Continued

Patricia Tummons
2 Apr 2023

Four Decades After Initial Approval, Kaloko Heights Seeks More Time

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

Above photo: A papamu, or konane stone, near the Road to the Sea in the Kaloko Heights area. CREDIT: ASM AFFILIATES, 2018 More than 40 years ago, the state Land Use Commission approved a petition to place 213 acres of … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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IN THIS ISSUE

  • September 2026 PDF August 31, 2026
  • Waikoloa Green Project Wins Favor With County, But Water Issues Loom August 31, 2026
  • Board Talk: East Maui Water August 31, 2026
  • Aerial view of coastal construction site with palms New & Noteworthy: Coco Palms In Court; The True Cost of Salvage August 31, 2026
  • Beleaguered ADC Executive Director Quits in Anticipation of Her Dismissal August 31, 2026
  • Lawsuit Challenges Plan to Mine Seabed Off American Samoa August 31, 2026

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