01-13-2017, 10:07 AM
Plenty people are moving in ,dozing - building homes - selling and all seem to be in known flood area's.
Maybe just maybe after east hawaii gets a big rain of 30 to 50 inches of liquid sunshine in a 24 hour span, as in yesteryear of times past,will anything be done to notify new comers of the potentials of massive flooding and destruction of their home in paradise .
Till then buyer beware and due diligence along with full disclosure with the real estate brokers and county prior to any permits being issued for new home construction in any known flood zones .
Each time a person bull dozes it changes the water flow patterns in our perspective.
The county turns a blind eye to this as they want people to build so the taxes paid can then subsidize county debt loads and pensions for those on retirement from county civil service.
Case in point would be Rd 8 in Hawaiian Acres from Rd D to the Hwy 11 entrance .
Mrs.Mimosa
Maybe just maybe after east hawaii gets a big rain of 30 to 50 inches of liquid sunshine in a 24 hour span, as in yesteryear of times past,will anything be done to notify new comers of the potentials of massive flooding and destruction of their home in paradise .
Till then buyer beware and due diligence along with full disclosure with the real estate brokers and county prior to any permits being issued for new home construction in any known flood zones .
Each time a person bull dozes it changes the water flow patterns in our perspective.
The county turns a blind eye to this as they want people to build so the taxes paid can then subsidize county debt loads and pensions for those on retirement from county civil service.
Case in point would be Rd 8 in Hawaiian Acres from Rd D to the Hwy 11 entrance .
Mrs.Mimosa