01-02-2019, 04:44 AM
South Point area would appear to have well over 180 degrees of available launch azimuth
Residents of that area didn't want a facility "next to their house".
Again -- for the umpteenth time already -- if the Big Island is to be a bedroom community, (or purely agricultural, "breadbasket of the state" and all that), fine, just legislate the relevant code revisions already, stop pretending that "economic diversification" is allowed or even desirable. As it is, we're basically wasting time and money on SUP/EIS/EA processes that never go anywhere.
Kahele, as quoted by bigislandnow:
I would prefer we [the legislature] focus more on the post-disaster recovery from the volcano in terms of finding people housing, creating jobs, rebuilding our agriculture industry… there is so much other work to do.
I have yet to see any substantive effort on this front. "Listening sessions" and "surveys" and "wishlists", a few people in 10x12 "micro-shelters" ... surely we can do better than this.
Residents of that area didn't want a facility "next to their house".
Again -- for the umpteenth time already -- if the Big Island is to be a bedroom community, (or purely agricultural, "breadbasket of the state" and all that), fine, just legislate the relevant code revisions already, stop pretending that "economic diversification" is allowed or even desirable. As it is, we're basically wasting time and money on SUP/EIS/EA processes that never go anywhere.
Kahele, as quoted by bigislandnow:
I would prefer we [the legislature] focus more on the post-disaster recovery from the volcano in terms of finding people housing, creating jobs, rebuilding our agriculture industry… there is so much other work to do.
I have yet to see any substantive effort on this front. "Listening sessions" and "surveys" and "wishlists", a few people in 10x12 "micro-shelters" ... surely we can do better than this.