09-19-2021, 04:15 PM
Current and former Puna residents were dismayed to learn Hawaii County will not use federal funds to restore certain infrastructure destroyed by the 2018 Kilauea eruption.
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...structure/
The county is receiving FEMA funds to replace 14.5 miles of waterlines. 1.5 miles of that waterline was bought and paid for by KKWA.
I don't understand how it's fair that the county is receiving funds to reimburse it for the loss of a water line that KKWA paid for. KKWA even had to pave our almost mile long Kapoho Kai drive before we could install the water line to county standards. It should be a warning to anyone who wants to help the county build out infrastructure !
https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/202...structure/
The county is receiving FEMA funds to replace 14.5 miles of waterlines. 1.5 miles of that waterline was bought and paid for by KKWA.
I don't understand how it's fair that the county is receiving funds to reimburse it for the loss of a water line that KKWA paid for. KKWA even had to pave our almost mile long Kapoho Kai drive before we could install the water line to county standards. It should be a warning to anyone who wants to help the county build out infrastructure !