11-21-2007, 09:18 AM
I think you're begining to understand, Puna. It's BROKE. You can build a pretty house anywhere.
But don't expect everything else will be set accordingly.
A new neighbor up the street, in one of 12 new houses on that half of my street, 3 years ago about this time, well Oct. he asked me for Halloween how much candy he should for the kids? Huh?
Where?
You see they have the first door bell on the "block", road.
I explained that unless he was inviting some kids and gave them directions there would be no kids going house to house in HPP. At least now halfway down, don't know if they do on 28th or 1st?
Puna needs alot of things, but police and fire are the ones most required in a 911 event. The system to back them up would be a good second. The rest of the stuff you can complain, and I do. And/or as well you can DIY, which I do. I mix cement and wheelborrow it out to the road and fix my potholes, not waiting for the once a year road crew pass and scrape.
Puna is unique. It IS under developed for the amout of population that it has. But if you've lived here long enough, this is all old news.
At least now those planning the move will be a little more informed than those in the mad rush. Many who I've seen pack up and go. Because of the, "lawlessness". They're, there, (the laws) we just need more application.
BOB what's your email? tried to send you one
KEEP PUNA RURAL
But don't expect everything else will be set accordingly.
A new neighbor up the street, in one of 12 new houses on that half of my street, 3 years ago about this time, well Oct. he asked me for Halloween how much candy he should for the kids? Huh?
Where?
You see they have the first door bell on the "block", road.
I explained that unless he was inviting some kids and gave them directions there would be no kids going house to house in HPP. At least now halfway down, don't know if they do on 28th or 1st?
Puna needs alot of things, but police and fire are the ones most required in a 911 event. The system to back them up would be a good second. The rest of the stuff you can complain, and I do. And/or as well you can DIY, which I do. I mix cement and wheelborrow it out to the road and fix my potholes, not waiting for the once a year road crew pass and scrape.
Puna is unique. It IS under developed for the amout of population that it has. But if you've lived here long enough, this is all old news.
At least now those planning the move will be a little more informed than those in the mad rush. Many who I've seen pack up and go. Because of the, "lawlessness". They're, there, (the laws) we just need more application.
BOB what's your email? tried to send you one
KEEP PUNA RURAL