10-10-2017, 04:57 PM
The County of Hawaii does not own the road lot - they maintain their portion and accept liability should there ever be an accident.
H.A.C.A. / H.A.R.C. are supposed to maintain signage - weeds - and all poles by weed eating monthly . This also includes weed eating or mowing all intersection along the P.E.A.R. Absolutely NO round up / herbicides are to be ever used along the P.E.A.R. as agreed to by the County of Hawaii - H.A.C.A. / H.A.R.C . In addition in order for the P.E.A.R. to be maintained by the County - both H.A.C.A. and H.A.R.C. are required by law to put this out to bid in both the Hilo Trib and West Hawaii Today for 3 weeks each year and then chose a bonded and insured / licensed company to maintain the weed growth from around county signage and poles .In addition the water channel that runs through the H.A.C.A, property is to be kept clear of derbies and weeds 365 days a year.The County of Hawaii can sue H.A.C.A. for breach of contract and pull out entirely - thus shutting down the P.E.A.R. at the connector lot between Ainaloa and H.A.
The road lot itself has no deed and is sub standard in width .
Ultimately it is H.A.C.A. who still is in control of Hawaiian Acres Roadways, as H.A.R.C. is a non entity - not recognized by the State Land Court .
H.A.C.A. / H.A.R.C. are supposed to maintain signage - weeds - and all poles by weed eating monthly . This also includes weed eating or mowing all intersection along the P.E.A.R. Absolutely NO round up / herbicides are to be ever used along the P.E.A.R. as agreed to by the County of Hawaii - H.A.C.A. / H.A.R.C . In addition in order for the P.E.A.R. to be maintained by the County - both H.A.C.A. and H.A.R.C. are required by law to put this out to bid in both the Hilo Trib and West Hawaii Today for 3 weeks each year and then chose a bonded and insured / licensed company to maintain the weed growth from around county signage and poles .In addition the water channel that runs through the H.A.C.A, property is to be kept clear of derbies and weeds 365 days a year.The County of Hawaii can sue H.A.C.A. for breach of contract and pull out entirely - thus shutting down the P.E.A.R. at the connector lot between Ainaloa and H.A.
The road lot itself has no deed and is sub standard in width .
Ultimately it is H.A.C.A. who still is in control of Hawaiian Acres Roadways, as H.A.R.C. is a non entity - not recognized by the State Land Court .