10-27-2024, 04:18 PM
(10-27-2024, 01:51 PM)leilanidude Wrote: Assuming that all of the Watumull owned lots other than the 20 acre parcels have been long ago sold, why would the Watumull's even care at this point what happens to those 20 acre parcels? If I was part of the "family" I would relinquish them to HPP, remove deed restrictions and wash my hands of the entire mess. Continuing to spend money on lawyers for control of the 20 acre parcels which are supposedly only for parks or community interests, seems rather pointless.---------------------
Aloha. As I have said before, history matters. The board should have read their history, which outlines why the lots are deeded for Parks, recreation, and schools. The board should have read the letters/conversations between Paradise Hui Hanalike and their attorneys regarding the restricted parcels and WHY they were/are restricted. The board should have read the settlement, regarding those parcels and why they were being deeded to Paradise Hui Hanalike and what Paradise Hui Hanalike's obligations were.
It might all seem pointless, but only if you have not read the history.