Published 3 months ago

Letter: Build Maui units for long run, not interim

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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser welcomes all opinions. We read recently that the state would build 214 temporary houses on 63 acres at Kaanapali. The report said the houses would be used for about 18 months. Why would the development not be used long-term for affordable housing, rather than be moved?

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Letter: Build Maui units for long run, not interim

We read recently that the state, with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, would build 214 temporary houses on 63 acres at Kaanapali (“FEMA plans to build homes in Kaanapali,” Star-Advertiser, Jan. 31). Major work is needed to add utilities. The report said the houses would be used for about 18 months.

3 months ago·Honolulu, United States

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