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Teresa Dawson

1 Jan 2023

Coral, Live Rock Damage Cases Result In Fines, a Dismissal, and a Contested Case

by Teresa | posted in: January 2023 | 0

Case No. 1: On May 28, 2021, based on two anonymous tips about a vessel’s chain dragging along the sea floor and damaging coral, staff from three divisions within the state Department of Land and Natural Resources boarded a 54-foot red … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Jan 2023

DLNR Almost Missed Out On Nearly $200,000 in Rent

by Teresa | posted in: 2023, Board Talk, January 2023, Water | 0

On December 9, the Land Board backtracked on its November 10 decision regarding the continuation of four revocable water permits to Alexander & Baldwin, Inc., and East Maui Irrigation Co., which A&B co-owns with Mahi Pono, LLC. Mahi Pono grows … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Dec 2022

Water Commission Defers Scaling Back Restoration of Three East Maui Streams

by Teresa | posted in: December 2022, Water | 0

“Hopefully we can put to rest, at least for a couple years, all the East Maui water issues,” Mike Buck said at the October meeting of the state Commission on Water Resource Management. Alas, that would not be the case … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Dec 2022

Olowalu Water Company, Commission Settle Disputed Violations

by Teresa | posted in: December 2022, Water | 0

On November 15, the Water Commission approved a settlement with Olowalu Water Company, LLC of a violation case commission staff brought in October. Staff had initially recommended that the commission find that the company had violated the interim instream flow … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Dec 2022

BOARD TALK: Land Board Approves Settlement For Illegal Sunset Beach Seawall

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Climate Change, December 2022, Marine | 0

On November 10, the state Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a settlement over an unauthorized seawall built by James and Denise O’Shea in 2017 after the one that had fronted their Sunset Beach home for decades collapsed. The … Continued

Teresa Dawson
4 Nov 2022

Contested Case Hearing Looms Over ‘Putatively Historic’ Stream Restoration

by Teresa | posted in: November 2022, Water | 0

In April, press releases from the state Commission on Water Resource Management and the Earthjustice law firm trumpeted the commission’s decision that month to restore five streams on Molokaʻi for the first time in more than a century. Broadcast, print, … Continued

Teresa Dawson
4 Nov 2022

New & Noteworthy: ʻĀina Leʻa, Koloa, and a Correction

by Teresa | posted in: Endangered Species, Land Use, New & Noteworthy, November 2022 | 2

NEW & NOTEWORTHYʻĀina Leʻa Update: On October 7, 3rd Circuit Judge Wendy DeWeese approved the sale of roughly 38 acres of land in the Big Island district of South Kohala to Romspen Investment, one of the several creditors of ʻĀina … Continued

Patricia Tummons, Teresa Dawson
4 Nov 2022

Commission Defers Vote on Hefty Fine For Flow Standard Violations at Olowalu

by Teresa | posted in: November 2022, Water | 0

“I almost can’t believe I’m going to say this,” said commissioner Mike Buck before moving to defer taking action on alleged violations of the interim instream flow standard (IIFS) for Olowalu Stream in West Maui. At the commission’s October 18 … Continued

Teresa Dawson
4 Nov 2022

Stream Surveys Find Full Restoration May Not Boost Species Abundance

by Teresa | posted in: November 2022, Water | 0

In September, Water Commission hydrologist Ayron Strauch presented a draft proposal to amend the interim instream flow standards of 11 streams in East Maui that were not part of a 2018 contested case hearing decision and order amending about two … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Oct 2022

Hawaiʻi Conservation Conference Part 2: Aerial Control of Invasives

by Teresa | posted in: Invasives, October 2022 | 0

Aerial Spraying Could Extinguish Little Fire Ant Infestations on Maui “They’re miserable little things that we need to get rid of,” Brooke Mahnken of the Maui Invasive Species Committee said, referring to the little fire ant (Wasmannia auropunctata), which first … Continued

Teresa Dawson

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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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