05-12-2019, 06:21 PM
"As such I would hope that the folks in Leilani find a way to accept and adjust, and provide for, rather than resist. In the end I believe, based on more than 30 years of watching this drama play out in Waipio, resistance is futile. When all is said and done, if you give folks a path they will follow it. If there is no path they will go every which way. They are just trying to have a good time. Why not accommodate them?"
Waipio isn't buried under dozens of feet of lava. There's a difference here and the liability of those owning land under the lava has been pointed out earlier in the thread. What exactly do you want those property owners to do? They've lost their homes and their land and what, you want them to make trails for everyone else? How are they going to do that?
Waipio isn't buried under dozens of feet of lava. There's a difference here and the liability of those owning land under the lava has been pointed out earlier in the thread. What exactly do you want those property owners to do? They've lost their homes and their land and what, you want them to make trails for everyone else? How are they going to do that?