06-26-2015, 02:55 AM
Serious question here from someone who is trying to better understand this situation. Who owns the Mauna Kea Access Road? If it is a road open to he public, what is to stop anyone of us from building an ahu in the middle of any roadway we consider to be sacred? Today's Tribune states that only the person who builds a ahu can remove it. Does this mean that I can build a structure in the middle of 130 or perhaps in front of Kalani along the beautiful Red Road, or on one if HPP's private roads and it will remain until I choose to remove it? I know I am being a bit silt here, but I am truly trying to understand. This island is a very spiritual place. There must be many places that need protecting and are worthy of an ahu.