Comments on: Laie considers housing options http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/ News of Hauula, Laie and Kahuku Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:45:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Anonymous http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-344 Anonymous Tue, 30 Sep 2008 09:31:05 +0000 http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-344 Here you have an institution that represents higher learning and they waste soooo much money. They move people out of those homes on moana st, start the demolition before they get the right permits (they should have used local contractors to secure the permits) and then decide after the fact that it would be too expensive to do the project. what a bunch of idiots. They don't know what they are doing!!!!! The blind leading the blind. Here you have an institution that represents higher learning and they waste soooo much money. They move people out of those homes on moana st, start the demolition before they get the right permits (they should have used local contractors to secure the permits) and then decide after the fact that it would be too expensive to do the project. what a bunch of idiots. They don’t know what they are doing!!!!! The blind leading the blind.

]]> By: Anonymous http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-246 Anonymous Tue, 27 May 2008 11:08:40 +0000 http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-246 Why is it so hard for B.Y.U. and HRI to not tell us (the commnity) what thier plan is. nobody knows there entire plan and they won't tell us. they were given the land for next to nothing way back when from the old families that lived here in the moku. Do the right thing look after the local families that made this place what is is today. other wise all of us locals are going to move to the mainland and then you will have no aloha all you'll have is a bunch of people with no haaa (spirit) yea that's right I said it I don't care any more. People making decisions for this place that have no roots here. Yo should all be ashamed of your selves represent the people not your own selfish interests. Fight for the people after all the most important thing in the end is the people. Why is it so hard for B.Y.U. and HRI to not tell us (the commnity) what thier plan is. nobody knows there entire plan and they won’t tell us. they were given the land for next to nothing way back when from the old families that lived here in the moku. Do the right thing look after the local families that made this place what is is today. other wise all of us locals are going to move to the mainland and then you will have no aloha all you’ll have is a bunch of people with no haaa (spirit) yea that’s right I said it I don’t care any more. People making decisions for this place that have no roots here. Yo should all be ashamed of your selves represent the people not your own selfish interests. Fight for the people after all the most important thing in the end is the people.

]]> By: Anonymous http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-181 Anonymous Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:19:26 +0000 http://kaleo.info/2008/04/07/laie-considers-housing-options/#comment-181 It is too bad that HRI waited so long to do anything. It has always been the excuse that it costs too much to do anything. We live in Hawaii, it costs to live in paradise. HRI needs to stop breaking it's promises to the community and do something. If Wheelwright buys homes in the community as was stated in the last paragraph, then that will make sure young families won't be able to compete. It is frustrating because promises have been made for GENERATIONS of Laie residents and for GENERATIONS these families have been waiting patiently but to no avail. We have been neglected and the young people and families of Laie move away from the place they love. They move away and families from the mainland move in and take their place. Is this the way that it will always be? It is too bad that HRI waited so long to do anything. It has always been the excuse that it costs too much to do anything. We live in Hawaii, it costs to live in paradise. HRI needs to stop breaking it’s promises to the community and do something.

If Wheelwright buys homes in the community as was stated in the last paragraph, then that will make sure young families won’t be able to compete.

It is frustrating because promises have been made for GENERATIONS of Laie residents and for GENERATIONS these families have been waiting patiently but to no avail. We have been neglected and the young people and families of Laie move away from the place they love. They move away and families from the mainland move in and take their place. Is this the way that it will always be?

]]>