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the latest joke from County Building Dept
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Yes yes yes yes and no but mostly yes in the country side far from prying eyes
one of the most stooooopidest laws in washiingmachine state of disaster is no felons can own land or build a home permitted or otherwise . Thank you dixie lee ray gun. Tawnya
12-22-2021, 11:39 PM
no felons can own land or build a home
Citation needed; exceeds constitutional standard for "cruel and unusual".
12-22-2021, 11:51 PM
how does a human bean make a new thread .
kala = money and koa is in the acacia genus or species of fauna . Rob states nothing mainland so Rob may I Tawnya start a new thread or topic semi related to this island and kalakoas question Tawnya
12-23-2021, 12:28 AM
tawyna ,
Go to the appropriate forum...Punatalk for example and there will be a mostly black icon on the right side top of forum that says "Post Thread". Click there to start a new topic.
Assume the best and ask questions.
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I do not under stand .
The new thread or topic is totally unrelated but in vast ways very related for this island and the whole world/ Tawnya Rob I am confused and colour blind except in moonlight or in moon light mode in photoshop. I will try though. Yikes Tawnya
12-23-2021, 08:37 PM
(12-22-2021, 07:55 PM)kalakoa Wrote: https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...t-backlog/ Please explain about using the browser to turn off the paywall...
12-23-2021, 09:47 PM
The entire (S-A, HTH, WHT) article is sent to your browser whether or not you're a subscriber. Body text is wrapped in a "no display" div. Use a browser extension (greasemonkey or similar) to ignore that part of the stylesheet, or use a browser that has this feature built in, or just "view page source" (works in any browser, try Ctrl-U or Alt-U). Hope they don't "fix" this. Here's an extreme example of the "problem" from a couple of months ago. Pure comedy gold.
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/missou...a-exposed/ https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/educ...b7c82.html https://www.thecentersquare.com/missouri...69578.html (12-23-2021, 08:37 PM)leilanidude Wrote:(12-22-2021, 07:55 PM)kalakoa Wrote: https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...t-backlog/ Right click anywhere on the article and select "view source". Scroll down the HTML to where the content is and highlight it and and copy the text. Paste it into anything else that will fix the formatting going off to the left into oblivion. Word will work, but a product that recognizes HTML will work better, like Rob's web forum: First, the “stay at home” orders implemented by the state at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in 2019 led to 83 days lost. Then, when work commenced again, permit delays led to first a 114-day delay and then an additional 185-day delay. The project, originally slated to be completed July 2, 2021, is now estimated for a July 19, 2022, completion date. “This is the best guess estimate at this point,” Manager-Chief Engineer Keith Okamoto told the county Water Board on Tuesday. Permits have been secured from the Building Division for the Kona, Waimea and main office sites, Okamoto said. Still pending are permits for the Hilo site and water quality building, he said. Several board members were frustrated by the delays, which although not adding to the price of the contract, were costing the department lost power savings for every month the system isn’t operational. “I’m really hoping the county can work this out,” said board member Benjamin Ney, who suggested perhaps the county should get an efficiency consultant to work out the snarls. “We need some resolution,” Ney said. “This is totally unacceptable.” Okamoto said the administration isn’t happy about it either. “We know it is a high priority at cabinet meetings with the mayor,” Okamoto said. “And believe me, the contractors don’t want to drag it out any longer than they have to.” Okamoto said he’d follow up with Public Works to find out what the water department could do. A new $2.5 million software dubbed “EPIC,” short for Electronic Processing and Information Center, was five years in the making. The county took it live in July. As of November, the department had a backlog of 1,500 building permit applications...
You can also use an online archive site and then read away. It works with most sites.
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