05-16-2006, 01:18 PM
a post from Konaforum from last year
(unfortunately the original post from J. Rabi is not there anymore and I could only get this one from the cache - it's not on the forum anymore)
sorry gene I didn't see that you reposted your own post.
michael
http://www.punaguide.com
Edited by - miketat on 05/16/2006 17:20:35
(unfortunately the original post from J. Rabi is not there anymore and I could only get this one from the cache - it's not on the forum anymore)
quote:
Just to expand a bit on John's info regarding Lanipuna Gardens. As stated, it is immediately below Leilani Estates (makai), and basically consists of 100 parcels along 3 streets.
The easiest way to get there is to take Hwy 132 (Pahoa-Pohoiki Rd.) through Pahoa town, to just past Lava Tree State Park where Pohoiki Rd. branches off to the right. About a mile from the branch, the first cross street you'll come to on your right is Leilani Avenue - pretty much the "main" street of LE. Continuing on maybe another quarter mile or so and you'll come to Hinalo Street. This intersection could be condidered the center of Lanipuna Gardens.
The subdivision's Pohoiki Rd. lots (there are 25 of them) begin a couple of hundred yards before you get to Hinalo, and continue for approximately .3 mile past it. Hinalo St. itself dead-ends in both the left and right directions from Pohoiki (more or less a half mile each way). The third street is Lauone. It is a dead-end spur roughly .4 mile in length off of the left-hand section of Hinalo.
Like John says, it is in Lava Zone 1. Everything is paved and on regular electric with phone. Not sure about cable. The terrain is fairly level. The elevation is between 600' and 700'. The majority of the lots on all three streets are 1 acre with the most common dimension being 120' x 363'. The whole area is nicely wooded without being jungley, although there are huge a$$ed albezia trees toward the end of Lauone and near the Hinalo/Pohoiki intersection.
sorry gene I didn't see that you reposted your own post.
michael
http://www.punaguide.com
Edited by - miketat on 05/16/2006 17:20:35