08-17-2016, 02:52 AM
My brain cannot envision 6-8 (whatever the arguments are..) STORIES dug into Mauna Kea,
From the EIS:
The TMT pier foundation will consist of a continuous circular outer wall shallow concrete spread footing bearing on the soil at a depth
of approximately 20 feet below the finished floor grade,
http://www.malamamaunakea.org/uploads/ma...S_vol1.pdf
Page 277
being this is "CONSERVATION LAND" (aka/fka "Crown Lands").
There are five distinct Conservation District designations, each one with unique requirements for building and construction on those properties. There are general guidelines for the process, but a detailed plan must be submitted to the DLNR board for approval. The DLNR board did approve the TMT design, so they had fulfilled all the requirements to build on Conservation District land, as have thousands of other individuals and businesses in Hawaii before them.
The moon kind of surprises me sometimes. I’ll be out at night and I’ll see a nice moon, and say, “Hey, that looks good.” Then I’ll say, “Oh sh-t, I went up there one time!” Kind of surprises me. It’s like there are two Moons, you know—the one that’s usually around, and then that one. - Michael Collins, Apollo 11 astronaut
From the EIS:
The TMT pier foundation will consist of a continuous circular outer wall shallow concrete spread footing bearing on the soil at a depth
of approximately 20 feet below the finished floor grade,
http://www.malamamaunakea.org/uploads/ma...S_vol1.pdf
Page 277
being this is "CONSERVATION LAND" (aka/fka "Crown Lands").
There are five distinct Conservation District designations, each one with unique requirements for building and construction on those properties. There are general guidelines for the process, but a detailed plan must be submitted to the DLNR board for approval. The DLNR board did approve the TMT design, so they had fulfilled all the requirements to build on Conservation District land, as have thousands of other individuals and businesses in Hawaii before them.
The moon kind of surprises me sometimes. I’ll be out at night and I’ll see a nice moon, and say, “Hey, that looks good.” Then I’ll say, “Oh sh-t, I went up there one time!” Kind of surprises me. It’s like there are two Moons, you know—the one that’s usually around, and then that one. - Michael Collins, Apollo 11 astronaut
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”