I wish more of my blog’s readers would submit guest commentaries. This would lessen the burden on me to produce regular blog postings. Potential submissions should mesh with topics this blog covers, shouldn’t be libelous, and will be subject grammatical editing.
I’m also looking for more businesses to advertise here aside Waikoloa Vacation Rentals. The monthly advertising fee is $25.00 payable through Paypal. Please e-mail me if you’re interested.
CTS Earthmoving Inc. may begin trenching across Palani Road (at the Henry Street intersection and by Kamaka’eha Avenue) to install utility conduits as early as the second week in May. I hope to get a firmer work schedule after I talk to the project manager again on April 27th.
The installation of HELCO’s utility poles is slated be completed by May 31st.
The tentative schedule for the relocation and installation these utility poles was previously posted here.
The Queen Kaahumanu Highway widening website has been updated. The current project timeline, design progress, and intersection lane configurations is now available for viewing.
Related items:
Queen Kaahumanu Highway Widening Project Update
Queen Kaahumanu Highway Widening Traffic Control Plans
I’m not thrilled about the legislature potentially raising the state vehicle registration and weight fees. However, I’d rather pay higher registration/weight fees instead of paying to fix my truck. I recently had to spend almost $600.00 for new front end wheel bearings and $230.00 for a new tire and fix the front end alignment .
Lastly, Tawhiri Power‘s motion to intervene in HELCO/PGV 8MW PPA docket was denied by the Hawaii PUC on April 12th, 2011.
