Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Residents voice opposition to shopping center plan
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 22, 2013
~~<p>Kamehameha Schools and Foodland Super Market say they have lots of community support to develop a new shopping center in Hawaii Kai, but many people turned out at a meeting Thursday night to say they don't like the plan envisioned for preservation-zoned land at the entry of the community.</p>
<p>More than 200 people filled the Kamilo­iki Elementary School cafeteria and loudly denounced the idea for the project that Kame­ha­meha Schools floated last year.</p>
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Kamehameha Schools and Foodland Super Market say they have lots of community support to develop a new shopping center in Hawaii Kai, but many people turned out at a meeting Thursday night to say they don't like the plan envisioned for preservation-zoned land at the entry of the community.
More than 200 people filled the Kamiloiki Elementary School cafeteria and loudly denounced the idea for the project that Kamehameha Schools floated last year. Login for more...
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