01-17-2020, 08:54 AM
The county cites the speed of adopting the site, even though it has insufficient parking and currently not enough busses to service existing routes... No one seems to be questioning why the county should pay over a million dollars for a 1.x acre residentially zoned parcel that last sold for $82k. Especially considering the county ALREADY OWNS a logistically much better site recommended by outside consultants.
Hawaii County may not be the most corrupt in the US, but it sure looks and stinks like it in the council chambers. Glad Matt stood up and said something about it.
Hawaii County may not be the most corrupt in the US, but it sure looks and stinks like it in the council chambers. Glad Matt stood up and said something about it.