06-20-2016, 01:40 AM
Lavalava, you make a good point about the sound proofing walls. This sound proofing should still be a priority With the thousands of once buffering ohia trees now dead or dying,jmo.
One of our main reasons why we went to the county building to get on this county relocation list was because of the response we received from geothermal, helco, and mayors office about the dead or dying ohia trees. Back in the year 2012, I tried yet another round of calls to help make some aware of the thousands of dead or dying Ohia trees around the geothermal power plant. We became very discouraged by the responses from geothermal, helco, and our mayors office. It seemed or felt like they did not care about the ohia trees dying or our childrens health concerns.
Unfortunately we didn't have the same million dollar insurance policies on our ohia trees that Richard Ha had on his banana trees. Without any help, concern, or answers to what was causing the ohia trees to die around our home or neighborhood, we decided to try and relocate.
The county and helco may not have helped my family relocate yet, but they may have helped the ROD fungus relocate and spread like a wild fire,jmo. Concerned here as to why our county had allowed helco to bulldoze several miles of fungus infected or dead ohia trees around or from the geothermal power plant?
Why bulldoze miles or spread the ROD throughout the area instead of launching area environmental or health studies first?
Could large businesses like our counties Ormat owned geothermal power plant be responsible enough to help reforest their leased or owned land parcel, in order to try and regain the original land appearance?
One of our main reasons why we went to the county building to get on this county relocation list was because of the response we received from geothermal, helco, and mayors office about the dead or dying ohia trees. Back in the year 2012, I tried yet another round of calls to help make some aware of the thousands of dead or dying Ohia trees around the geothermal power plant. We became very discouraged by the responses from geothermal, helco, and our mayors office. It seemed or felt like they did not care about the ohia trees dying or our childrens health concerns.
Unfortunately we didn't have the same million dollar insurance policies on our ohia trees that Richard Ha had on his banana trees. Without any help, concern, or answers to what was causing the ohia trees to die around our home or neighborhood, we decided to try and relocate.
The county and helco may not have helped my family relocate yet, but they may have helped the ROD fungus relocate and spread like a wild fire,jmo. Concerned here as to why our county had allowed helco to bulldoze several miles of fungus infected or dead ohia trees around or from the geothermal power plant?
Why bulldoze miles or spread the ROD throughout the area instead of launching area environmental or health studies first?
Could large businesses like our counties Ormat owned geothermal power plant be responsible enough to help reforest their leased or owned land parcel, in order to try and regain the original land appearance?