Dying Kailua trees not part of Outdoor Circle’s projects

By June Watanabe

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Oct 26, 2012

~~Question: There are several coconut trees in the median along Kailua Road (in the area of Koolau Farmers) that appear to be dead or dying. The trees are bald, and one of them looks as though it is ready to fall. Who is responsible for the trees? They should be removed before one of them falls on a passing vehicle.
Question: The Lani-Kailua Outdoor Circle spent thousands of dollars planting trees along the median of Kailua Road from Castle Medical Center to Kailua town. Several groups of trees have never looked healthy and always look to be on the verge of dying, and several groups of long-established palm trees have already died. What is the reason for this?
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Question: There are several coconut trees in the median along Kailua Road (in the area of Koolau Farmers) that appear to be dead or dying. The trees are bald, and one of them looks as though it is ready to fall. Who is responsible for the trees? They should be removed before one of them falls on a passing vehicle.

Question: The Lani-Kailua Outdoor Circle spent thousands of dollars planting trees along the median of Kailua Road from Castle Medical Center to Kailua town. Several groups of trees have never looked healthy and always look to be on the verge of dying, and several groups of long-established palm trees have already died. What is the reason for this? Login for more...