Urging Kamehameha Schools / Bishop Estate To Prioritize Communication And Transparency With The Hawaii Kai Community Amid Lease Expirations Of Prominent Neighborhood Assets And Maintain The Status Quo In Future Land Use Decisions.
Impact
The resolution acknowledges KSBE as the largest landowner in Hawaii Kai and outlines the impact of expiring leases on local farmers and community institutions. As these leases come to an end, particularly with farmers in Kamilonui Valley facing significant financial pressures, the need for community input and preservation of established usage has become critical. The resolution motivates KSBE to consider community sentiments when making land use decisions, which could affect both environmental and economic dimensions of the area.
Summary
House Resolution 160 urges Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate (KSBE) to prioritize communication and transparency with the Hawaii Kai community regarding lease expirations of neighborhood assets. The resolution expresses the need for open dialogue between KSBE and the community, especially concerning significant properties scheduled for lease expiration and the future use of these lands. The resolution highlights the community's desire for timely updates and their investment in the preservation of local culture and infrastructure.
Contention
Notably, the resolution points out a history of insufficient communication from KSBE, which has caused frustration among Hawaii Kai residents who feel their concerns regarding local assets are being dismissed. The encouragement for KSBE to maintain the status quo regarding land use decisions is a significant point of contention, as it implies a preservation of community interests amid potential developmental changes. The resolution serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between financial imperatives for land management and the social responsibility towards local communities.
Same As
Urging Kamehameha Schools / Bishop Estate To Prioritize Communication And Transparency With The Hawaii Kai Community Amid Lease Expirations Of Prominent Neighborhood Assets And Maintain The Status Quo In Future Land Use Decisions.
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