An open letter to Hawaii Governor David Y. Ige
(This testimony has been published and meant to be a permanent record for public review,
There was a quiet undertone of near-panic in the legislature chambers at 11 A.M. on Wednesday, April 24th, 2019. There was, underway, an
What do you give the man who has everything? Give up? A public harbor, of course!
In a bizarre twist at the State Capitol, last Friday, April 26th, the legislature,
The House/Senate Committees, trying to figure out the DLNR/DoBOR inspired SB1257 legislation that sought exponential increases to harbor fees, finally gave up after four attempts and deferred the bill on
(Editor's Note: this article, along with the latest petition and Galt's in-depth analysis of the privatization plan, was sent to all of the legislators noted below.)
(Editor's Note: this article, along with the latest petition was sent to all of the legislators noted below.)
Two crucial bills, SB1257 and HB1032, are now set for
THE STAFF AT HAWAII OCEAN NEWS UNANIMOUSLY OPPOSES THE PASSING OF S.B. 1257
Regarding S.B1257
(Relating to Use Permits for Small Boat Harbor Facilities)
To Our Legislature Conferees:
Rep. Ryan Yamane
Rep. Chris Todd
Rep. Cynthia Thielen
Senator Keith-Agaran
Senator Sharon
DOBOR's Ed Underwood made it clear, once again, at an invitees-only meeting yesterday, that he will do whatever it takes to push for public lands privatization, even if it means breaking Hawaii State law. Act 197 is clear about the requirement for
Hawaii's legislature seems determined to set a precedent that will allow the unfettered leasing of Hawaii's public-owned submerged