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Aloha kakou,
 
 
Kuleana Ku’ikahi LLC, an organization made up of surviving native Hawaiian Tenants to Hawaii’s “Kuleana ” Lands warmly invites the community and other surviving native Hawaiian Tenants to join us in a Town Hall to discuss  planned development of approximately 2,900 new homes on so-called “Ceded Lands” at the Village of Lei’alii, located in the Waihikuli/Kahoma areas of Lahaina.
Date:     October 12, 2001 - Wednesday
Time:     5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Place:    West Maui Cultural Center (Old Senior’s Hall next to Tennis Courts) at Malu’ulu o lele Park, Lahaina.
Subj:      “Ceded Lands’ at Leiallii - Act 176 (2009); Rights, Injuries & Remedies.
 
These lands to be developed are part of the 1.8 million Acre “ceded lands” Inventory of the infamous and so-called Treaty of Annexation (1898) of the Hawaiian Islands (of which 210,000 Acres had been set aside by the Hawaiian Homes Act of 1920 for native Hawaiians having 50% or more blood quantum of ethnic Hawaiian) under section 5(f) of the Hawaii statehood admissions act of 1959.
In short, these lands were set aside in 1898 and mandated by this so-called Treaty of Annexation for the benefit native Hawaiians in education and other public purposes (e.g. health, Housing, etc.). And, as most of us have come to discover these lands have benefitted the selected few on Hawaiian Homelands and still very few native Hawaiians with less than 50% Hawaiian blood.
This planned development at Leialii is yet another ‘business as usual’ attempt to sell/develop our lands. The states own mandate Act 176 (2009) prohibits any sale of so-called ceded lands without Legislative approval. Despite this “law” and any “written approval” from the Hawaii State Legislature  these lands have been authorized to be sold arrangements such as Cultural Impact Surveys  are being now being conducted in my opinion, prematurely.
For over 20 years, Uncle Moon Keahi (ua hala) fought tooth and nail with OHA that these lands belong to the people. From 100% to 1% Hawaiian blood, he knew these lands were for all of us.
Please plan and make arrangements to attend this important meeting. The more of us to rise and speak up, the better our chances are that we can ensure this CONTRACT (section 5(f) of the Hawaii statehood admissions act of 1959) is honored so you, your children, and your children’s children benefit.
And please, share this with as many people as possible.
Mahalo
Keeaumoku kapu
Kuleana Ku’ikahi LLC
Phone (808) 631-8472
email:  kuleanavalley@yahoo.com
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  • I got to see and talk story with Keeaumoku Kapu today, and we talked somemore about what is posted here.  He reiterated Act 176 (200) which prohibits any sale without Legislative approval.  I had a great day thank you Maui!
  • Mahalo
  • Not smart,

     

    To assume one can occupy DHHL and get away with it is okay for a short while.  In the end the authorities will show up and evict.  The bloodquantum and the general leases are the only two-so far, but that whole setting should change to general leases soon.  No native Hawaiians will be able to qualify when one take a deeper look at the 'state's criteria of qualification.  But, that will all happen later.  For now just gottah pay the price in $$$'s smart sense.

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