Coco Palms Resort Hotel, Kauai, HI (Hotel) - Locating Tiki

C creativenative Tiki Socialite Drifting on my outrigger canoe Joined: Feb 17, 2012 Posts: 352	C creativenative Posted posted on Sat, Mar 30, 2019 8:44 PM And the curse continues. Don't know when, where, or how but it seems like there is one. I also don't think this small county can afford it, but they need to move the main road north (just beyond the coconut grove), but that entails an expensive new bridge over the Wailua River. Then this property could extend all the way to the beach without a dangerous road to cross. This scenario would be ideal for a hotel developer or for a county family park. Even with a hotel and by state law, the beach would be public and safer to use. Whoever develops the land, some historic parts of the property (ancient and mid-century) should be recognized and preserved in order to educate future generations about the legacy of the place.

And the curse continues. Don't know when, where, or how but it seems like there is one. I also don't think this small county can afford it, but they need to move the main road north (just beyond the coconut grove), but that entails an expensive new bridge over the Wailua River. Then this property could extend all the way to the beach without a dangerous road to cross. This scenario would be ideal for a hotel developer or for a county family park. Even with a hotel and by state law, the beach would be public and safer to use. Whoever develops the land, some historic parts of the property (ancient and mid-century) should be recognized and preserved in order to educate future generations about the legacy of the place.

Post #794174 by creativenative on Sat, Mar 30, 2019 8:44 PM