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Oahu developers face fallout from the Navy’s Red Hill water crisis

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / 2020
                                The project at 690 Pohukaina Street has received a letter from the Board of Water Supply saying it can’t guarantee water when the project applies for a building permit.
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA / 2020

The project at 690 Pohukaina Street has received a letter from the Board of Water Supply saying it can’t guarantee water when the project applies for a building permit.

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                                Planned developments from Halawa to Hawaii Kai are facing growing uncertainty amid water constraints brought on by the Navy’s Red Hill debacle. The Honolulu Board of Water Supply has closed three wells to protect the municipal water supply. But that means there may not be enough water for new construction. These projects have already received letters from BWS saying they can’t guarantee water when they apply for their building permit.
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STAR-ADVERTISER

Planned developments from Halawa to Hawaii Kai are facing growing uncertainty amid water constraints brought on by the Navy’s Red Hill debacle. The Honolulu Board of Water Supply has closed three wells to protect the municipal water supply. But that means there may not be enough water for new construction. These projects have already received letters from BWS saying they can’t guarantee water when they apply for their building permit.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / 2020
                                The project at 690 Pohukaina Street has received a letter from the Board of Water Supply saying it can’t guarantee water when the project applies for a building permit.
STAR-ADVERTISER
                                Planned developments from Halawa to Hawaii Kai are facing growing uncertainty amid water constraints brought on by the Navy’s Red Hill debacle. The Honolulu Board of Water Supply has closed three wells to protect the municipal water supply. But that means there may not be enough water for new construction. These projects have already received letters from BWS saying they can’t guarantee water when they apply for their building permit.