Maunawili Community Association

Election Results and Community News

Jul 10, 2001

2001-2002
Officers and Directors
PRESIDENT: Ed Gomes - 262-5265
SECRETARY: Linda Ure - 263-3093
TREASURER: Rose Faria - 261-1226
AREA GARAGE SALE: Richard Via - 261-8068
HOLIDAY CHILDREN'S FUNCTIONS
Assistant: Georgette Gomes - 262-5265
MUSE EDITOR: Linda Ure - 263-3093
PLANNING &
DEVELOPMENT: Suzy Hemmings - 263-0007
DIRECTORS: Jim Corcoran - 263-3093
Herbert Welder - 261-0269 Katherine Tisch -
Virginia Fine - 261-5521
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Message From Your President
Pot Luck and Community Meeting
Saturday, July 28, 2001 at Maunawili Valley Community Park, 5-7 p.m.
Food, Speakers, Awards, Firetrucks . . . Bring Your Favorite Pot Luck Dish (Chile, Chicken, Vegetables, Poi, Fish, Breads, Desserts) to Share, a Chair or Sit-upon, Folding Tables, Grandparents and Keikis. Plate, cups, flatware, tablecloths, ice provided by the MCA
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More Numbers for your collection:
Abandoned Vehicles 733-2530
Bulky Items Removal 523-4685
Building Permits 523-4505
Buss Pass Info 848-4444
Bus Schedule 848-5555
Camping Permits 523-4525
Cesspool Pumping 523-4421
City Clerk 523-4000
City Information 523-4385
& Complaint 523-4381
Civil Defense 523-4121
Crime Stoppers Hot Line 955-8300
Graffiti Hotline 296-WIPE
Handicapped Permits 523-4021
Motor Vehicles Branch 532-7700
Marriage Licenses 548-5862
Neighborhood Watch 943-3351
Overflight Hotline 1-888-697-7813
Parks Department 527-6090
Pothole Repair 527-6006
Real Property Tax 527-5500
Recycling 527-5335
Refuse Collection 523-4685
Sewer Billing 397-3427
Sewer Maintenance 397-3427
Street Lighting 523-4281
Tree Trimming 971-7151
Voter Information 523-4293
Water Supply 527-6181
Zoning Violations 523-4505
Senator Bob Hogue 587-7215
Fax: 587-7220
Representative David A. Pendleton 586-9490
Fax: 586-9496
Councilmember Steve Holmes 547-7002
Fax: 523-4220
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Skateboards and In-Line-Skates have a new addition, the razor skateboard. While all are welcome in our neighborhood, we need to remind our children that riding on the roadway surface is illegal and very dangerous. While achieving a greater speed, the reaction time is short and serious injury become critical. Protect your children . . . remind them to stay off the streets.

Noise Pollution:
Mopeds, Bad Mufflers, Weed Wackers and Leaf Blowers. Be Courteous to your
neighbors, especially early mornings.

Scoop it up!!!
A reminder when you are walking on the "country roads" of Maunawili (especially the ones without sidewalks) please remember to pack your baggy . . . and scoop it up!!!
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Neighborhood Security Watch Crime Report:
Statistics for Maunawili, Olomana, Pohakupu and Kukanono Communities
Jan Feb Mar Apr May
Burglary 0 3 No 0 4
Theft From Auto 3 4 Stats 2 9
Others 2 6 For 6 7
Auto Theft 3 1 March 0 1

Be mindful to lock your vehicle

Abandoned Vehicles left in our neighborhood are removed by the City & County of Honolulu. Call: 733-2530 or e-mail April Coloretti at coloretti@yahoo.com

Town Crier:
Four locations are pending for the installation of The Living Machine, also known as a "Wetland in a Box." Kaila Road Pump Station, Maunawili Pump Station, Kukanono Pump Station and Wanaao Pump Station.
Board Members attended a presentation on June 28th at the Kailua Waste Water Treatment Facility and are told the process cleans water from a pump station to R2, irrigation quality water. This project in Eva needs to be moved to a new location to comply with its educational grant funding requirements. School children from around the island learn how to manage a wet-land.
Kawainui Heritage Foundation is examining the long-term benefits of natural wet-land plant research and clean water for irrigation of future plantings around the marsh. The "Wetland in a Box" is a portable unit