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WAIEHU KOU PHASE 3 is located on the windward coast of west Maui along with phases 1, 2, and 4. This Hawaiian Home Land site is situated makai of the Kahikili Highway north of the Waiehu Beach Road intersection. Another prominent landmark in the area is the Waiehu Golf Coarse, which is makai of the sub-division, between it and the ocean. |
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Waiehu Kou Phase 3, Maui, Hawaii.
On January 28, 2005, the Waiehu Kou 3 subdivision on Maui came into existence. The first of 115 homes were turned over to their new owners by the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, (DHHL). The Waiehu Kou 3 subdivision consists of two-, three- and four- |
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Oliveira and Oliveira Designs Webmaster Roy Oliveira Contributor Sher Oliveira Phone: 808-760-8374 E-mail: r-k-o@msn.com Est. 1992 Ho’onaunau, Hawaii. |
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Last update: 5/5/2013 |
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1. Bylaws of Waiehu Kou Phase 3 Association Inc. 2. DCCRs of Waiehu Kou Phase 3 Association Inc. 3. Articles of Incorporation of Waiehu Kou Phase 3 Association Inc. |
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These Waiehu Kou Phase 3 Association Governing Documents are available to our members with an email request to waiehukouphase3association@hotmail.com. Please include in your request your name, Lot number, and street address, and the email address you want .pdf attachment to be sent to. These documents are also available to our members through our management company Commercial Properties of Maui Management, Inc. |
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Other important Waiehu Kou Phase 3 Association documents: |
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Waiehu kou phase 3 association C/O Commercial properties of Maui management, INc. |
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To contact us: |
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1962 Wells St. Ste. B Wailuku, Hawaii 96793
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Phone: 808-243-8600 |
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2012-2017 DHHL Strategic Goals & Objectives |
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DHHL needs the Hawaiian beneficiary base, us, to support this push back on the state. In time we are going to ask DHHL to kokua us, the Hawaiian beneficiary base that was there in its time of need. R. Oliveira |
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Testimony given to Hawaiian Home Commissioners in Lahaina on Association dues collection |
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Newly Elected Board of Directors 2013-2015 |
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Presidents Report 2013 |
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Projected Budget 2013 |
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The public hearings drew large crowds, estimated at 300 plus over the two day period, all interested parties trying to sort through the information presented. The renewable energy initiative promoted by DHHL for Hawaiian Home Lands in Kahikinui, Pulehunui, and Honokowai was viewed by all testifying Trust beneficiaries as lacking in detail, a poor investment on return, and a bad priority shift on returning Hawaiians back to their agricultural lands. |
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Lessees of Waiehu Kou Phase 3 who gave poignant testimony were Pōmaikaʻi Crozier, Cleighton Eaton, John Kaneakua, Daniel Ornellas among other beneficiaries from Keokea, Kahikinui, Waiohuli, Paukukalo and wait list Hawaiians. |
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Talk Story with the Governor Wednesday, April 10, 2013, 5:30-7:30 pm, Maui College Ike Le‘a Auditorium This is the time, the HHL Beneficiaries need to initiation the same passion that was so eloquently voiced at the last DHHL Commission hearing at Paukukalo 3.20-21.2013. |
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04/04/2013 Vivint.solar, are there risks involved? You be the judge.
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WKP3A Annual General Membership Meeting and Board of Directors Election |
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Roy Oliveira, President |
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Daniel Ornellas, Vice President |
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Annie Au-Hoon, Asst.Secretary / SCHHA Liaison |
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Claire Hueu, Secretary / Interim Treasurer |
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Edward Alves, Sergeant at Arms |
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Ulu Williams. |
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Edmond Auwae |
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Mellissa Lani Monira |
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Alyka Nakoa-Clark |
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Chancellor Sakamoto walaʻau session with reps of Waiehu Kou 1, 3, and DHHL to identify areas of mutual cooperation to help strengthen Maui College and Hawaiian Homesteads Communities. |
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bedroom homes. Of these, 79 were developer-built and the remaining 36, were owner-builder construction. The average size of each lot is 8,000 square feet, with homes ranging in cost from $99,850 to $235,850. Our community is made up of a diverse cross section of native Hawaiians from Maui, other Hawaiian Islands, and the continental USA. We enjoy a beautiful, breezy climate with a peaceful life-style. Waiehu Kou is connected by good roads, within close proximity to both Wailuku, the county seat, and Kahului, the commercial hub and main harbor on Maui. The roads north of the sub-division get narrow and zigzag as they pass through Waihe’e town going toward Kahakuloa and Lahaina. Waiehu Kou Phase 3 and Paukukalo homesteads have joined together in a newly formed affiliation, called the Central Maui Hawaiian Home Lands Regional Organization, (CMHHLRO), whose purpose is to increase the exchange of information and cooperation among interested participants in DHHL’s Central Maui Regional Planning program. Our focus is the development of Pulehunui as a way to generate income for involved homesteads and DHHL’s operating expenses. Waiehu Kou 2 has shown an interest in this organization and we invite the other homesteads of central Maui, Waiehu Kou 1 and Waiehu Kou Phase 4 to join with us and engage in this process that promises to have a significant effect on our future. We are thankful for Prince Kuhio's vision of returning the native Hawaiian people back to their aina and find truth in the saying, “Maui No Ka ‘Oi”. |