April 4, 2020
Until further notice the Design Committee has suspended review of new Design Applications. Please contact the Site Manager if you have questions or concerns.
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STATE OF HAWAII DOH COVID 19 UPDATES
Hawaii Department of Transportation Notices
HDOT Oahu Lane Closures For The Week of April 4 – April 10
FORT WEAVER ROAD REPAVING PROJECT
The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) is scheduled to start repaving Fort Weaver Road from Renton Road to the H1 overpass some time in March or April 2020. The repaving project involves removing 3 ” of asphalt on all lanes, replacing with new asphalt and restriping. The Ewa Neighborhood Board #23 was informed that the repaving project did not include any Complete Streets improvements. The Ewa NB #23 sent a letter in November 2019 requesting HDOT to consider Complete Streets improvement to Fort Weaver Road.
Councilmember Ron Menor Newsletter
Ewa Monthly Report for March 2020.
More Newsletters from Ron Menor
West Loch Shoreline Park and Leeward Bike Way Happenings
April 2020
Council Chair Emeritus Ron Menor was informed by the Managing Director of Honolulu that the City is unable to use CIP funds appropriated in the FY 2020 Budget to rehabilitate the West Loch Shared Use Path and Bridge because the Petition for Designation of Easements between the City and the WLF Association has not completed the Land Court process. This could take up to 2 years. This excuse is disingenuous. There are 2 miles of pathway and the bridge over Honouliuli Stream that is not affected by the Easement process. Please call the Mayor’s office and ask that the West Loch Shared Use Path and Bridge be rehabilitated before the Leeward Bikeway is completed.
March 2020
The HDOT has selected a contractor to complete phase 1 of the Leeward Bikeway. Work should begin mid 2020 and be completed in 2022
November 17, 2019
The HDOT is in the process of bidding out the Leeward Bikeway work with an approximate completion date of mid-2021. In sept 2018 the Ewa Neighborhood Board #23 approved a resolution asking the City to procure the funding and to complete needed work to restore and maintain the Kapapapuhi Shoreline Park Shared Use Path including replacing the metal catwalk bridge crossing Honouliuli Stream. Bill 11 (2019) provided the 1.98 million in funding to repave the pathway and replace the bridge.
With the Leeward Bikeway project moving forward I ask that you call or email Mayor Caldwell and ask him to release $1.98 million to repair and refurbish the Kapapapuhi Shoreline Park Path and Bridge.