Given the point of a Kauhale is to house people where they are at and provide wrap around services, it would seem like placing these in Pahoa would make more sense to serve those in the area (as Beaches seems already too full of trolls and HPP is too far away and spread-out with their larger than average lots).
Maybe something like this project at Sacred Heart or this older one?
Would be interesting to see if Rob's containers can come in more affordable than HPM's microhousing projects - maybe comes down to which are subject to more or less tariffs (50% on steel, 10-25% on timber, etc...), labor costs to setup, and if county codes can be met / waved as the latest(?) proclamation seems to state:
"Certified Projects are still required to seek applicable county approval in the appropriate county where the project is located. The counties may adopt an expedited approval process to support the provision of housing for homeless individuals and families while still ensuring that improvements constructed pursuant to the Proclamation meet life safety standards as defined by the counties."
Maybe something like this project at Sacred Heart or this older one?
Would be interesting to see if Rob's containers can come in more affordable than HPM's microhousing projects - maybe comes down to which are subject to more or less tariffs (50% on steel, 10-25% on timber, etc...), labor costs to setup, and if county codes can be met / waved as the latest(?) proclamation seems to state:
"Certified Projects are still required to seek applicable county approval in the appropriate county where the project is located. The counties may adopt an expedited approval process to support the provision of housing for homeless individuals and families while still ensuring that improvements constructed pursuant to the Proclamation meet life safety standards as defined by the counties."