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Station 5: Mobility + Connectivity

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Thkw Oct 2 2025 at 7:51AM on page 5

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Milo trees are so hardy on the shoreline. Pretty too. Good shade and manageable. Can be a bit messy.

Thkw Oct 2 2025 at 7:49AM on page 6

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The Singapore plumeria are nice because they retain their leaves year round.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 9:34PM on page 6

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The planting options look great for trees and people. Allows mobility and healthy trees. Would love to see this.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 9:12PM on page 5

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Beach Heliotrope (tahinu) is not native and maybe invasive. It is in the MCPP but not listed as native. Suggest checking to ensure plant descriptions are accurate.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 8:45PM on page 5

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Please no more shower trees!!!! They are everywhere. Choose a beautiful native instead!

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 8:43PM on page 7

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The bump outs are nice. The roadway looks very wide. Please plan for narrow roads with wide sidewalks.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 8:42PM on page 7

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This is beautiful. I love the trees with space to grow. Grates around the trunk are a nice way to extend the sidewalk and allow the trees to absorb excess water with space to grow.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 8:38PM on page 7

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The building on the left is way too tall! Out of scale with Lahaina and Luakini.

KJC Oct 1 2025 at 8:36PM on page 6

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Other varieties of plumeria are:
- better for making lei
- better for Lahaina’s climate
- prettier with nice variety.
Recommend the colorful Plumeria or the white with yellow centers.

McKinley Oct 1 2025 at 4:36PM on page 10

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Many businesses in the area have traditionally relied on off-site or shared parking arrangements due to the limited space in this dense, historic district. If the city is going to continue requiring private property owners and businesses to provide parking for their customers—even off-site—it doesn’t make sense to also add more public parking. Doing so could undercut private efforts and create unnecessary competition for limited land.

McKinley Oct 1 2025 at 4:31PM on page 7

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Parking on this street parallel to Front Street could make it harder for traffic to move smoothly and might create challenges for deliveries and emergency access. It’s important to keep these streets clear to support local businesses and residents. It also seems unfair to the property owners if their lot size is being reduced, taking away space and then using it for public parking doesn’t seem reasonable.

McKinley Oct 1 2025 at 4:26PM on page 4

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Most of these parcels are parking lots so it would make sense to have a safe sidewalk for pedestrians. Should be done at the County's expense though.

McKinley Oct 1 2025 at 4:25PM on page 3

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How are the locations and affected parcels of these proposed roadways going to be chosen?

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:46AM on page 10

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I would welcome a transit hub.

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:45AM on page 10

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The public parking was hard to find spaces even on the dirt and rock part. Private is expensive, especially for those of us who live here. I know most of us parked on the other side of the back of Fleetwood's or over by Foodland and walked. This is hard on people with limited mobility.

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:35AM on page 6

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I feel like we have such an opportunity to have native planting and greenery. Make it a restful spot, not just tourist spots everywhere. There was a reason many local people liked to hang out on the lawn in front of the library.

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:32AM on page 5

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Lots and lots of trees, just not Monkeypod trees.

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:31AM on page 4

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This street always felt unsafe to walk. Luakini too. Cars just not paying attention, running the stop signs...

Heather Oct 1 2025 at 11:27AM on page 1

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I like this concept, but the materials need to be smooth for people with walkers and rollators and in wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

Anis Bel Oct 1 2025 at 9:57AM on page 8

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Lots of parking on the streets accessing Front St so that we can give big sidewalks and no parking on Front st

Neil Oct 1 2025 at 8:28AM on page 9

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Center turn lane becomes less necessary if you go with a 1-way road approach for Front St.

Neil Oct 1 2025 at 8:26AM on page 4

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Design a free shuttle service from one end of the street to the other. This allows people to walk one way and get shuttled back to where they parked their cars. A large parking structure to handle typical daily visitor peaks built many blocks away from the entire area with free shuttle service from 8:00am to midnight will help to offload significant traffic loads on the streets.

Parking should be FREE too! We don’t want to penalize people who want to visit the area!

Neil Oct 1 2025 at 8:22AM on page 3

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Still think some car access some of the time or some of the days is important for the businesses on Front street. So pedestrian only should not be the design but planned for specific hours only and you can adjust those hours based on how things work out. Car access in the mornings for deliveries seems to make sense to me.

iwa Sep 30 2025 at 8:56PM on page 4

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Please add a couple of maintained public restrooms in the plans.

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:39PM on page 9

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Not sure which is needed more. Double lans or a turn signal. Either option is preferred over restricted options.

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:38PM on page 8

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With trees make places to sit. Hawaiians enjoyed Lahaina’s hot seasons by sitting in the shade in a breeze. Awesome!

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:37PM on page 7

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No parking on the street.

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:37PM on page 5

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Always go native first. Look at Royal Lahaina grounds. Natives are highest chance of thriving and lowest maintenance.

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:35PM on page 4

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All the photos are full of cars in the streets. Locals park where they live. Make large parking structures throughout lahaina for rented cars.

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:33PM on page 1

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All the time. 100%

EdD Boy Sep 30 2025 at 7:32PM on page 1

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Permanent. Manhattan Beach in California has alternating “walk” streets and alleys with garage and service access. Let’s do that.

Thkw Sep 30 2025 at 4:44PM on page 9

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Parking is good

Thkw Sep 30 2025 at 4:42PM on page 8

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Yes on parking

Thkw Sep 30 2025 at 4:38PM on page 3

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Don't make front street pedestrian only. Keep at least one way traffic.

JandB Sep 30 2025 at 3:46PM on page 10

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Off street parking that is free for residents.

DanaDavidson415 Sep 30 2025 at 3:23PM on page 10

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Parking garages at each end. The outlet mall garage was good but needs to be bigger. And some wider stalls cause the one at Whalers is nice but very small and tight for trucks, vans, suvs. And maybe a section parking for golf carts and charging stations.
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