If we work from the premise that the county will waste all the money they administer, probably most other projects they oversee benefit the general population less than a park.
20 acre park.
20 three bedroom houses built on one acre parcels in HPP would total about, $10-12 million? A park with one building costs $100 million?
09-21-2024, 07:09 PM (This post was last modified: 09-21-2024, 07:19 PM by Punatang.)
20 three bedroom houses built on one acre parcels in HPP would total about, $10-12 million?
You rang?
It just so happens that at this very moment there are exactly 20 brand new houses for sale in HPP. You made a respectable guesstimate. Total asking price: $13,367,950
09-21-2024, 09:07 PM (This post was last modified: 09-21-2024, 09:09 PM by Obie.)
"You must not be aware of the homeless and the "needle issue"
That was during the eruption and it was cleaned up. Also the needles are everywhere not just the park.
"Why not a park for Orchidland, or Hawaiian Acres? "
Higher population and neither of them donated 20 acres.
"A park with one building costs $100 million?"
Looks like a few buildings,a pool and a bunch of different sports fields.
Or they’ll force the project through like the HPP mailboxes, spend most of the money and discover it’s a Native Hawaiian burial site. Then in the chatty HPPOA letter to homeowners they’ll inform us for the last four months the project delay is due to county officials.
HPPOA knew in May or June. How do I know? I was told by a site worker in June weeks after the discovery.
That's an interesting read. On behalf of my fellow citizens from the 19th century, I apologize if creating parks has become a political ideal here. I enjoyed reading the penultimate paragraph:
"This introduction to public parks has focused on the importance of parks in the political, social and cultural life of Britain and its industrial cities. They were, and are, places where different powers are contested and rooted into the ground. As with all spaces, they are not neutral, they are shaped by and shape us. I have tried to show that the notion of the “People’s Park” needs to be questioned. It is a simple term which suggests belonging, ownership and opportunity and yet, at the same time, it was one which was fundamentally connected to social control over the masses and the need for new, healthy, and morally correct bodies."
When I lived in the UK, I never thought of parks this way. They were a nice place to relax, have lunch, and feed the ducks. It never occurred to me that I was part of some social control conspiracy.
Or they’ll force the project through like the HPP mailboxes, spend most of the money and discover it’s a Native Hawaiian burial site.
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Isn't that a 20 acre site and the mailboxes were to use .9 of one acre of it? Surely the burial site isn't across all 20 acres? At times it seems like the entire island chain is a giant burial ground based upon all these new findings.
