QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HPP PARK

[Patricia]

The 20 acres Hawaii County is considering for park development was deeded to them by the Hawaiian Paradise Park Owners Association, making Hawaii County Hawaiian Paradise Park lot owners.

All Hawaiian Paradise Park lot owners must pay road maintenance fees. If a Hawaiian Parasise Park Owner owns more than one lot, they must pay a road fee for every lot they own. If a Hawaiian Paradise Park Owner conducts business on their lot(s) which generate greater traffic on Hawaiian Paradise Park roads, then those lot owners are assessed greater road fees. 

The Hawaiian Paradise Park land that Hawaii County owns is between roads 25th and 26th. Every Hawaiian Paradise Park Owner who lives at the upper part of Hawaiian Paradise Park own their roads, but they must still pay Hawaiian Paradise Park Owners Association the money to maintain their roads. The Hawaii Courts said so. 

So:

Has the County of Hawaii been paying, like every other Hawaiian Paradise Park Owner, their court-ordered share of road maintenance fees?

If not, why not? And when will Hawaii County start paying their court-ordered road maintenance fees?

Lastly, not a question just a correction, the proposed park is not a Hawaiian Paradise Park. The proposed park would be a County park. Everything about it, roads, security, maintenance, etc., should be paid for with Hawaii County money, which all Hawaii County residents pay and for which owners in Hawaiian Paradise Park (and many other Puna subdivisions) currently get very little for. 

Aloha