The Department of Land and Natural Resources seeks tree-removal services at 2514 Komo Mai Drive. The work calls for cutting a jackfruit tree and a standing dead tree to their stumps, poisoning the stumps, and leaving the debris at the base of the trees. Contractors must have an arborist license, arrange a site visit, and be compliant with Hawaii Compliance Express at the time of award.
The Division of Forestry and Wildlife seeks tree-removal services at 3974 Old Pali Road A on Oahu. The work calls for cutting one banyan and two cinnamon trees down to their stumps, leaving the debris at the trees’ bases, and poisoning the stumps. Vendors can arrange a site visit and must have an arborist license and be HCE-compliant at the time of award.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
MKSOA Regular Board Meeting
Date: Sep 11, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board discussed the development of an aspirational statement for Mauna Kea. Key topics included addressing unresolved social justice issues, establishing a strategic framework grounded in Hawaiian values, and balancing astronomical research with cultural and ecological stewardship. The board reviewed feedback on seven categories of concern, ranging from the need for metrics and definitions to the inclusion of global perspectives and the commitment to redressing historical injustices. A revised aspirational statement was presented and read into the record, aiming to guide future management decisions and align with statutory mandates.
Mlibc Meeting Transcript
Date: Aug 26, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on the development of a programmatic agreement concerning Section 106 requirements and HUD projects. The council discussed deferring the election of a new vice-chairperson to a subsequent meeting to ensure higher attendance. Additionally, a briefing was provided regarding the ongoing temporary curation of native skeletal remains following their inadvertent discovery.
Maui Island Burial Council Meeting
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The council reviewed and discussed burial treatment plans for two sites located within the McKenna development area on Maui. Key discussion topics included proposed preservation measures such as the installation of construction fencing, the establishment of buffer zones, the implementation of long-term site monitoring by a cultural steward, and the removal of invasive vegetation in favor of native plants. Additionally, members addressed concerns regarding the cultural significance of the project area, the permanent preservation of burial features in place, and ongoing consultation efforts with cultural and lineal descendants.
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