Waawaa subdivision questions

[jdirgo]

Well, I am a Realtor (not "the realitor" which I assume refers to the person with the listing) so I'll risk answering some of the questions.

No electricity, water, gas, sewer or anything in the area. If you want it, you either create it yourself (solar), gather it (water and...uh, I guess solar again) or haul it in. No telephone service, but most of the times that I've been down there, my AT&T/Cingular service worked surprisingly well. No road dues, no CC&Rs. Not just a "no" on the issue of mail service, but "are you freakin' ^##$ing me, hell, no" to mail service.

Yes, "Government Beach Road" (also known as Government Road, Old Government Road, Beach Road and, of course, Old Government Beach Road, as well as Wa'a Wa'a Road) does connect to Hawaiian Beaches and Shores on one side. It also connects to the Kapoho area on the other side. The two side roads (Pakaka and Sadilek) go up from Government Road about a mile or mile and a half and then dead end -- no connections to the outside world on those roads.

Carey is right about it being somewhat drier. It still gets good amounts of rain -- more than enough for everything to grow -- but it is drier than many areas at higher elevation.

Sounds like I don't like the place, huh? The truth is, I LOVE Wa'a Wa'a. Its special and magical and I love it. Its a rare treasure. If you mess it up, I will hunt you down and hurt you, Little Bill.

John Dirgo, R, ABR, e-PRO
Aloha Coast Realty, LLC
808-987-9243 cell
http://www.alohacoastrealty.com