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Milo Street traffic cam
#21
one thing for sure the chatter in Hawaiian acres is put up a toll gate and block the road .. that is Hawaiian acres solution to the problem . genius
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#22
Sounds like a rumour there actualfactual...
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#23
the chatter in Hawaiian acres is put up a toll gate

Road 8 is still privately owned, so they may be within their rights; I hope it happens.
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#24
apparently there are a few people that are talking about the road block . their rights?? I don't think so on that one road 8 was handed over to the county.
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#25
road 8 was handed over to the county

Actually, it wasn't.
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#26
I understood that several lot owners signed over there interest in road 8 to the county. so I would guess that puts the county in a control position , especially when they spent 2.5 million on the culverts to nowhere.
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#27
I would guess that puts the county in a control position

Only if more than half the lot owners "gave" their road lot interest to County.

Unlikely, but assuming it's true: where's the maintenance?
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#28
yeah there is minimal maintenance they fill in the pot holes and cut back the weeds and grass on the sides of the road . atleast they do something.
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#29
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Originally posted by leilanidude

what is the cost of this new cam ??? Any one know ?

It isn't "big money". A couple hundred dollars for the low resolution camera and a few hundred more to hook it up to the existing fiber line that runs down the side of the highway.

I just hope that traffic division figures out that allowing a single vehicle on Milo should not immediately trigger a red light on the main highway, just so that a single vehicle doesn't have to wait more than 3 seconds.
The system Thiel described, if instituted, would be islandwide, and similar to Oahu’s GoAkamai system.
According to the article, Thiel said a preliminary price to install about two-thirds of the cameras and associated operating network is about $17 million. He said federal grants could provide 100 percent of the cost, but added there are “a lot of hoops to go through.”[:0]

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