03-07-2025, 01:15 AM
"Do you think the government is just going to abandon the building and walk away from it ?"
Based upon the actions taken in the last 8 weeks, that's exactly what they would do with it. Maybe, since this is Hawaii after all and that whole "Hawaii Time" thing, they may give the remaining employees 20 minutes to pack their stuff and get out instead of the normal 15 minutes.
And then if it is closed, how long will it take for the future Governor of Hawaii to have to issue an emergency demolition order as it's has become a hazardous materials contaminated fire hazard?
Also, how many people are standing in line to buy it to renovate it? And into what? What becomes of the old Hilo Post Office, other than a blight on Hilo, if its ordered closed? And then ultimately demolished. At taxpayer expense of course.
"HPP couldn't take it apart and move it brick by brick because it's reinforced concrete. Can't imagine what kind of condition a reinforced concrete building would be in after 100 pluse years."
First, it's clear you don't understand sarcasm. Having said that, I have to admit you're right. Yup, when you're right you're right Obie. Afterall, HPP has demonstrated it can't even pave roads and has spent in excess of 8 years pissing around on these mailboxes, which, to be clear, has an outside chance of having to be all ripped out, so expecting the move of a building the size of the old Hilo Post Office is clearly impossible expectation to have!
Based upon the actions taken in the last 8 weeks, that's exactly what they would do with it. Maybe, since this is Hawaii after all and that whole "Hawaii Time" thing, they may give the remaining employees 20 minutes to pack their stuff and get out instead of the normal 15 minutes.
And then if it is closed, how long will it take for the future Governor of Hawaii to have to issue an emergency demolition order as it's has become a hazardous materials contaminated fire hazard?
Also, how many people are standing in line to buy it to renovate it? And into what? What becomes of the old Hilo Post Office, other than a blight on Hilo, if its ordered closed? And then ultimately demolished. At taxpayer expense of course.
"HPP couldn't take it apart and move it brick by brick because it's reinforced concrete. Can't imagine what kind of condition a reinforced concrete building would be in after 100 pluse years."
First, it's clear you don't understand sarcasm. Having said that, I have to admit you're right. Yup, when you're right you're right Obie. Afterall, HPP has demonstrated it can't even pave roads and has spent in excess of 8 years pissing around on these mailboxes, which, to be clear, has an outside chance of having to be all ripped out, so expecting the move of a building the size of the old Hilo Post Office is clearly impossible expectation to have!
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-DJT
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