11-02-2024, 09:09 PM
Aloha My 2 Cents,
I am in total agreement with everything you have said. And there are documents to back up everything you have said, as well. The County violated their own charter and statutes. And some "substandard subdivision" Owners have pointed out these County violations and "oversights" for decades.
The questions are; how do Owners force the County to take responsibility? Follow their own rules? How can Owners protect themselves from non-profits who force owners to become members and fund their non-road projects?
The sad answer is, Owners cannot. Not unless they come together, say enough is enough, hound their County and state
reps (which never seems to go anywhere) or barring wasting time with the reps, file a class action lawsuit against the County. From experience, I will tell you that trying to get enough Owners to actually involve themselves in either of those options is almost impossible. Sad but true, the way to "deal with Puna is to divide and ignore."
Unless...
The County actually wants something. And then they can change their own rules.
Action Description 1.1
"...which has a width of 60' in Ainalo and 40' in Hawaiian Acres."
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc...c395fcde60
I am in total agreement with everything you have said. And there are documents to back up everything you have said, as well. The County violated their own charter and statutes. And some "substandard subdivision" Owners have pointed out these County violations and "oversights" for decades.
The questions are; how do Owners force the County to take responsibility? Follow their own rules? How can Owners protect themselves from non-profits who force owners to become members and fund their non-road projects?
The sad answer is, Owners cannot. Not unless they come together, say enough is enough, hound their County and state
reps (which never seems to go anywhere) or barring wasting time with the reps, file a class action lawsuit against the County. From experience, I will tell you that trying to get enough Owners to actually involve themselves in either of those options is almost impossible. Sad but true, the way to "deal with Puna is to divide and ignore."
Unless...
The County actually wants something. And then they can change their own rules.
Action Description 1.1
"...which has a width of 60' in Ainalo and 40' in Hawaiian Acres."
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc...c395fcde60