JAMM AQUINO / 2023
Waves crash onto a section of eroded stairs outside the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.
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I would like to see the University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program work with Save Our Surf and include our neighbors with beachfront homes. A lot of work has been done with geotextiles to stabilize soil and reduce runoff. We should be able to apply the same technology to our beaches. T-headed groins and L-head spurs appear to be examples of solutions.
The state lacks a conscience, as it sees nothing wrong in using a homeowner’s tax dollars to pay for Waikiki’s improvements, while fining owners using their own resources to do the same.
Where is the aloha for our residents?
Kevin and Susan Mulkern
Kuliouou
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