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by
Thomas Noyes on 12 June 2007
Public Information Meeting #1
The southernmost phase of the 16-mile Nawiliwili to Anahola Bike and
Pedestrian Path is unique in that it will be more triangular than
linear. In addition to connecting Nawiliwili Park with Ahukini Landing,
the path will provide alternative transportation to and from the heart
of Lihue by including the County of Kauai Civic Center as a primary
destination. This approach will enhance non-motorized access to the
governmental and business hub of Lihue, as well as provide safe access
to the path system for Lihue residents.
The first public information meeting regarding the preparation of an
Environmental Assessment for the Nawiliwili-Civic Center- Ahukini phase
will be held:
WHEN:
Tuesday, June 26th, 7:00pm – 9:00pm
WHERE:
The Peace & Freedom Convention Hall.
AGENDA:
Included on the agenda are the following:
• a review of the scope of work for the Nawiliwili-Civic Center-
Ahukini phase
of the overall Nawiliwili-Anahola path project
• a visual tour of the potential routes for the Nawiliwili-Civic
Center-Ahukini bike and pedestrian path
• an exercise where meeting participants will work together identifying
potential routes for evaluation and desired path amenities
• an opportunity to address questions and receive comments from
community members
R. M. Towill Corporation, based in Honolulu, has been contracted by the
Department of Public Works to evaluate alternative alignments and
prepare the environmental assessment. Leaders and members of the
project team will be presenting at this meeting. Kaua`i community
members are encouraged to attend, as the early planning stages are the
best time to become informed, provide input and influence
decision-making.
For more information, please contact Public Communication Project
Consultant Roxanne MacDougall at 822-5798.
Thank you for your attention to the above. Please make an effort to
attend this meeting, and kindly spread the word to our fellow Path
supporters.Mahalo,
Thomas A. Noyes Chair
Kauai Path Committee
PO Box 81
Lihue, HI 96766
A project
of Garden Island Resource Conservation & Development, Inc.
Kauai residents working together to preserve, protect, and extend
access island-wide through the design, implementation, and stewardship
of multi-use paths.
website: www.KauaiPath.org
phone: cell: 808.639.1018
home & fax: 808.822.5075
see also:
Island Breath: Kauai Bike Path 3
7/25/2006
Island Breath: Kauai Bike Path 2
5/26/2006
Island Breath: Kauai Bike Path 1 11/16/2005
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