10-18-2018, 05:02 AM
"The ripped and rolled access is the less expensive and temporary plan to precede eventual paving. "
Sounds good. Might take a while to drive such a road, but that will be the deal, if you want to go to Pohoiki.
Several decades ago I remember seeing some local guys create a 4-wheel drive from the Lighthouse area on the road down from 4 corners to the north side of Kapoho Bay. They did it themselves with cinders and small lava rocks. Took several months.
Creating a road over lava is not that hard. All sorts of homeowners do it when they create driveways into their lots.
I bet the state and county are going to want both an Environmental Assessment and an Environmental Impact Statement (same what they want to tear down Uncle Billys).
Work on the cinder road to Pohoiki will begin after 2 years of environmental studies.
Sounds good. Might take a while to drive such a road, but that will be the deal, if you want to go to Pohoiki.
Several decades ago I remember seeing some local guys create a 4-wheel drive from the Lighthouse area on the road down from 4 corners to the north side of Kapoho Bay. They did it themselves with cinders and small lava rocks. Took several months.
Creating a road over lava is not that hard. All sorts of homeowners do it when they create driveways into their lots.
I bet the state and county are going to want both an Environmental Assessment and an Environmental Impact Statement (same what they want to tear down Uncle Billys).
Work on the cinder road to Pohoiki will begin after 2 years of environmental studies.