09-30-2019, 06:20 AM
DJS: Thanks for the reply, We also are among the unlucky ones. On May 3, 2018 we had to evacuate our home. Eventually my mother who has COPD had to be further evacuated to Ca. because of air quality. Our home still stands and would be habitable if we could get to it. We in our Kipuka group would be content with a 4x4 road just to get us home. All of the county officials like Diane Ley know our names and our story. As I am sure they do everyone else in similar situation. Bottom line is they know the problems but they need to have one more meeting or survey to ask the same questions over and over again. They are asking the same questions that were being asked the day I filled out the FEMA survey when FEMA finally got feet on the ground in P#257;hoa. If all the bureaucracy were not enough, some A—-H—- who still have their homes are advocating and lobbing against our rights to have a road and our ability to return home because they want to use designated road monies for speed bumps and gates to fight tourism in the subdivision.