Nohelani Uʻu-Hodgins

Infrastructure Priority for 100% Affordable and Workforce Housing

Requirements add costs to housing projects, which Chair Lee warns could make homes less affordable.

Honua'ula (Wailea 670) fire station and retention basin overlap

Kīpūola Kauhale — Maui's first kauhale community

Cost estimate tripled from $10,000 to $30,000 per unit, funded by county and state sources.

Lānaʻi Project District 2 (Kōʻele) zoning change (Bills 24 and 25, 2024)

First-time homebuyer program reach

$92.5 million of the recovery fund is dedicated to helping survivors buy existing homes, up to $600,000 each.

Piilani Promenade subdivision bond and drainage questions

$6 million in lapsed bond proceeds redirected to prosecutorial facility renovations.

Wailea Golf mapping and the Chan proposal

Piilani Promenade land-use conflict with LUC order

An approximately $20 million cash subdivision bond for road and infrastructure improvements remains held by the county, per former Public Works Director David Good.

Maui Long-Term Wildfire Recovery Operations

$1.6 billion in federal CDBG-DR funds drive the rebuild, with $950 million in unfunded infrastructure needs still being pursued.

Lahaina rebuild and affordable housing funding

Testimony cited median-income households unable to cover mortgage, HOA, insurance, and utility costs exceeding $4,900 per month at shoreline condos, and fire-survivor housing programs ending August 31.

Pāʻia Sugar Mill Redevelopment — Community Plan Amendment and Change in Zoning

The applicant said the 20% open space requirement (about 4 acres) is a financial burden but asked for flexibility to hold revenue-generating events on it; industrial land carries some of the county's highest property tax rates.

North Kīhei Mauka residential designation

The designation could enable thousands of future homes in Kīhei Mauka, with infrastructure costs borne later by the county and developers.

Wailea Golf Course plan discrepancy

Growth concurrency and impact fees

Ballard estimated taxpayers effectively subsidize development's cumulative impacts on roads, water, police and fire.

Central Maui base yard industrial expansion with 100-foot gulch buffers

Bill 9 carve-outs: hotel rezoning referrals for apartment-district TVRs

Owners testified buildings like Hale Kai O Kīhei are underinsured by at least $5 million with flood insurance costing roughly $10,000 per unit per year, while critics say hotel zoning locks in visitor revenue instead of housing.

Huey Road subdivision fire hydrant and deferral agreement controversy

Another $75,000 of taxpayer money, pushing the case's legal budget to $1 million, with billings already exceeding what was appropriated.

Housing outside flood hazard zones

Duplex/ADU action struck — residents can now legally add units

Workforce housing policy conflicts with Chapter 2.96

Conflicting requirements could add legal fees and delay workforce housing projects by months.

Policy 2.4.15 — require low impact development and green infrastructure

Motion to reinstate 1998 infrastructure-before-development policy — FAILED

HLU-25: Recommend passage on first reading of Bills 109 and 115 (2026), Pāʻia Sugar Mill Redevelopment

Reconsider referral of Bill 76 (water system development fees)

Refer Bill 76 (water system development fee) to Water Committee

strike Action 2.16 from page 123 of our draft community plan booklet and add it to Policy Goal 2.2... and it would say, "Prioritize infrastructure improvements for housing developments that are 100 pe

go to the recommended changes and just strike “to development,” and any other nonsubstantive changes

amend 2.3.19 in page 43 of our draft plan to say, “require new developments to use landscaping that minimizes water use with drought-resistant and microclimate appropriate design and plants, including