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| Friday, April 11, 2014 Contact: Department of Customer Services, 768-4385 Good Friday holiday schedule Honolulu – City and County of Honolulu offices will be closed on Friday, April 18, 2014, in observance of Good Friday, a state holiday.
These traffic and parking regulations will be in effect:
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| April 11, 2014 Scheduled road work for the week beginning April 13 for the Department of Design and Construction, Civil Division (Construction Management Branch), and Wastewater Division (Construction Management Branch) is listed below. Road work is normally done between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. EWA BEACH Rehabilitation of Localized Streets, Phase 7B – Ewa Village Alaiki St, Ala Loa St, Alana St, Alanui Mauka Pl, Alanui Mauka St, Auwaha St, Bond St, Bryan St, Burke St, Ekemauu St, Halolani St, Hapaiko St, Garton St, Halemano St, Hapua St, Hei Pl, Hookahe Pl, Hoopio St, Hulili St, Imelda St, Kamahoi St, Karayan St, Kikoo St, Kuali St, Kuapuu St, Kupeleko Pl, Kuuwelu Pl, Lako St, Lauo St, Lehu St, Luahine St, Luluka St, Lunanui St, Mahamoe St, Malako St, Maliko St, Miula St, Nale St, Niulelo Pl, Oha St, Olehala St, Oohao St, Orrick St, Paaniana St, Paeheulu St, Paekii St, Paeko St, Pahe St, Paheahea St, Pahika St, Park Row, Pepper Row, Pihi St, Pipeline St, Pohakulepo St, Pualoalo Pl, Pualu St, Puhiko St, Punako St, Puuhala St, Sisal St, Tenney St, Uluhui St and Wili St. Project includes: cold planning; resurfacing of asphalt concrete pavements; reconstruction of failed asphalt concrete pavement areas identified by the contractor and confirmed by the City; adjustment of utility manhole frames and covers, and street survey monument frame and covers; installation of pavement markers, striping and markings; installation of vehicle detector loops; locating existing manholes, valve boxes, monuments, etc. with GPS survey equipment and providing ArcGIS data files to City Dept. of Planning and Permitting in required data format. Paving complete. Adjusting manholes and placing permanent striping on various streets is on going. Varona Village area will be included. Rehabilitation Of Streets – Renton Road (Between Kapolei Parkway and Asing Park) The project involves (1) road reconstruction and resurfacing; (2) curb, gutter and catch basin reconstruction; (3) pavement striping, markings and markers; (4) tree trimming and root pruning; adjustment of manholes and utility boxes to new finish grade; (5) installation of speed bumps. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) HAWAII KAI Rehabilitation of Streets, Unit 25 (Lunalilo Home Road & Mariners Cove): The work includes localized reconstruction of pavement and resurfacing of the streets indicated below; reconstruction of identified curbs and gutters are included; tree trimming, pruning and removal will be performed as necessary under the guidance of qualified arborist; post paving activities include permanent pavement markings and adjustment of utility manhole frames and covers to grade. Mariners Cove and Portlock paving complete; and continue constructing concrete bus pads along Lunalilo Home Road; continue paving between Wailua Street and Hawaii Kai Drive. The affected roadways and limits of work are as follows: Wailua Street from Hawaii Kai Drive to Lunalilo Home Road, Lunalilo Home Road from Portlock Road to Wainiha Street – mauka intersection, Hawaii Kai Drive from Lunalilo Home Road to Kamilo Street, Kamilo Street from Hawaii Kai Drive to Hawaii Kai Drive, Niumalu Loop from Kamilo Street to Kamilo Street, Hoopii Place from Niumalu Loop to End, Kukuii Street from Kamilo Street to Niumalu Loop, Naakea Street from Kamilo Street to Kamilo Street, Olohena Street from Niumalu Loop to Naakea Street, Halaula Place from Kamilo Street to End, Naakea Place from Naakea Street to End, Kokomo Place from Kamilo Street to End, Opoi Street from Niumalu Loop to Kamilo Street, Paoo Street from Niumalu Loop to Kamilo Street. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Rehabilitation of Streets, Unit 71 (Lunalilo Home Road Kalanianaole Highway to Kealahou Street: The work includes reconstruction and resurfacing of the asphalt roadway; reconstruction of identified curbs and gutters; tree trimming, pruning and removal will be performed as necessary under the guidance of qualified arborist; post paving activities include permanent pavement markings; adjustment of utility manhole frames and covers to grade and reinstallation of traffic loop detectors. (Estimated completion date, September 2014) HONOLULU Airport Sewer Rehabilitation / Reconstruction, Phase 2 CIPP rehabilitation of 36" sewer lines along Aolele Street, from Rodgers Blvd to Lagoon Drive. (Estimated completion date, continuing through December 2014) Ala Moana Blvd./Auahi Street Sewer Rehab, Phase 2 Rehabilitation of approx. 1,980 LF of existing 6'x6' box sewer along Auahi Street from Kamani Street to Keawe Street including relocation of existing waterlines; installation of 210LF of new 6" sewer line at 711 Ala Moana Blvd.; and rehabilitation of existing concrete manholes including abandonment of existing 36" sewer line along Ala Moana Blvd. (Estimated completion of all other work at June 2014) Hobron Lane Drain Outfall, Improvements: Installation of two Check Valves inside existing 18-inch RCP Class III drain lines per manufacturer's installation manual. NTP – January 27, 2014 (Estimated Completion Date May 2014) Kapiolani Boulevard Reconstruction (South Street to Ward Avenue): The project will reconstruct the asphalt pavement section and construct new Portland Cement Concrete pavement bus lanes in both directions; reconstruct existing curbs and gutters; reset and installation of rock curbs; installation of a new street lighting and traffic signal system and ancillary pull boxes. The work includes the coordinating and performing trimming tree canopies and root pruning as necessary under the guidance of certified/qualified arborist. Also, included will be the adjustment of existing utilities to grade, and permanent pavement markings; and restoration of the traffic loop sensors. Concrete bus lane, paving and street lights complete; installing traffic signal fiber optic. (Estimated completion, continuing through April 2014) Mapunapuna Industrial Subdivision Phase One of Tidal Flooding Remediation Program: Remove existing flap gates and install new check valves at outlet pipes in State channel fronting Kam Highway. Construct new DMH upstream of new check valves. Re-grade swale and adjust existing D.I. frame / cover to provide positive runoff flow into existing Drain system. Reconstruct concrete wall at outlet pipes at State channel. Remove debris and sediment from existing storm drains and channel area. Dewater State channel and install temporary dewatering dams. Restore existing chain link fence at outlet area. At the intersection of Ahua Street and Awaawaloa Street, provide permanent concrete plug in existing 24" DL. (Estimated completion, continuing through April 2014) Palani Avenue Drainage Improvements Installation of drainage pipes, drainage structures, and check valves within Date Street and Palani Avenue. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Rock Slide Potential Inspection and Mitigative Improvements along Prospect Street The work includes clearing and grubbing ; excavating ; installing rockfall impact barrier systems ; installing concrete barriers ; installing draped wire mesh systems ; traffic control ; and tree removal. (Estimated completion date, December 2014) Rehabilitation of Saint Louis Drive Bridge, Bridge No. 334: Repair of concrete delamination, spalls and cracks on the existing bridge structure; repair of expansion joints; installation of painted steel guardrail extension; and miscellaneous repairs. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Wilder Avenue and Metcalf Street Sewer Rehabilitation Rehabilitation work of approximately 640 feet of 6" sewer along Wilder Avenue, between Metcalf Street and Evelyn Lane. One lane closure westbound Monday through Friday 8:30am – 3:30pm. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) KAILUA Rehabilitation of Streets Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity IDIQ #3 – (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Aalapapa Way Roadway Improvements: Construction of a reinforced soil retaining wall, reconstructing pavement with City Mix #4, Asphalt Concrete Pavement, Asphalt Concrete Base and Aggregate Base Course. 24/7 road closure – excavate, install guardrail and geogrid (Estimated completion date, May 2014) KAIMUKI Rehabilitation Of Streets, Unit 57 – Kaimuki area The work includes reconstruction of pavement and resurfacing of streets; reconstruction of curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveways and bus pads; tree trimming, root pruning and tree removal as necessary; pavement markings and markers, installation of vehicular detector loops, adjustment of street monuments to new finish grade, and adjustment / reconstruction of utility manhole / valve box frames and covers to new finish grade. The affected roadways and limits of work are as follows: Waialae Avenue from Kapahulu Avenue to 17th Avenue; 5th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to Harding Avenue; 6th Avenue from Harding Avenue to Pahoa Avenue; 7th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to Pahoa Avenue; 8th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to H-1 Freeway; 9th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to H-1 Freeway; 10th Avenue section crossing H-1 Freeway; 11th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to Harding Avenue; 12th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to H-1 Freeway; 13th Avenue from Keanu Street to Claudine Street; 14th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to Keanu Street; 15th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to Noeau Street; 16th Avenue from Waialae Avenue to end (mauka side); 17th Avenue H-1 Freeway to Noeau Street; and Moi Way, Anuhea Place, Ekaha Avenue, Hoku Avenue, Keanu Street, Noeau Street, Claudine Street, Koko Head Drive. (Estimated completion date, June 2014) MAPUNAPUNA Seismic Retrofit of City Bridge, Kikowaena Street Bridge, Bridge No. 102 The project includes seismic retrofit of Kikowaena Street Bridge (Bridge No. 102). Work includes construction of concrete members, traffic control measures, restoration of pavement and pavement markings, and erosion control work. Night work: hours 8:00 pm to 4:30 am (Sun - Thu); bridge closed to traffic. (Estimated completion date, May 2014) MILILANI Rehabilitation of Streets Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity IDIQ #3 – Aelike Pl, Aelike St, Ahahuina Pl, Ahea Pl, Ahea St, Ahikao St, Ahohui St, Ahokele St, Ahulili St, Ailona St, Ainakuai Pl, Ainamakua Dr, Ainana Pl, Ainana Way, Akaluli St, Akeake St, Alakaina St, Alaoki Pl, Alaoki St, Alaume Pl, Alaume St, Alenale Pl, Anuanu St, Aoakua St, Auina Pl, Auina St, Haakualiki Pl, Haakualiki St, Haike Pl, Hakala St, Halehaku Pl, Halekua St, Haike Pl, Hakala St, Halehaku Pl, Halekua St, Halelau Pl, Haloku Pl, Haloku St, Hoahiahi Pl, Hoahui St, Hoailona Pl, Hoailona St, Hoakua Pl, Hoaluhi Pl, Hoani Pl, Holokia Pl, Hololani St, Hololea St, Hookaau St, Hookanahe St, Hookowa Pl, Hookowa St, Hookupu St, Hoomua St, Hooni Pl, Hoonui Pl, Iimi Pl, Kaapeha St, Kahanui St, Kahele Pl, Kahele St, Kahonua St, Kahualea St, Kailewa St, Kamalino St, Kanae St, Koliliko St, Konaku St, Koolua Pl, Koolua Way, Kopalani St, Kowa St, Kuahaua Pl, Kuahewa St, Kuanoni Pl, Kuanoni Way, Kuaoa St, Kuauli St, Kuauna Pl, Kuena St, Kuhea St, Kuikepa Pl, Kuinehe Pl, Kukini Pl, Lahui Pl, Lahui St, Lapaiki St, Lauae St, Lehiwa Dr, Liho St, Lilii Pl, Luaehu Pl, Luaehu St, Makaikai Pl, Makaikai St, Malielie Pl, Malielie St, Meahou St, Meanui St, Milia Pl, Milia St, Mua Pl, Naaualii Pl, Ohi St, Oliliko St, Paea St, Paeli Pl, Pakau St, Puakai Pl, Puneki Pl, Puneki St, Puneki Way, Puulu St, Ulahea Pl, Ulahea St, Ululele Pl: The scope of work to be performed by the Contractor under this contract may include, but is not limited to: cold planning; slurry seal; crack seal; reconstructing curb and gutters/rolled curbs; resetting of lava rock curbs; arboricultural work; adjusting street survey monuments, utility manholes/boxes, frames and covers; installing pavement striping and markings; and reinstalling vehicle detector loops. Slurry sealing Haloku St, Ahulili St, Kukini Pl, Kuinehe Pl, Ahokele St and Kuaoa St. Permanent striping to follow. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Rehabilitation of Streets, Unit 68 (Meheula Parkway and Anania Drive): The work includes reconstruction and resurfacing of the asphalt roadway; reconstruction of identified curbs and gutters; tree trimming, pruning and removal will be performed as necessary under the guidance of qualified arborist; post paving activities include permanent pavement markings; adjustment of utility manhole frames and covers to grade and reinstallation of traffic loop detectors. (Estimated completion date, December 2014) NUUANU Rehabilitation of Nuuanu Avenue Bridge, Bridge No. 251: Repair to concrete spalls and delaminations; and increase guardrail height. (Estimated completion date April 2014) PALOLO Kuahea Street Interim Repair, Vicinity of 2395 Kuahea Street: Removing and replacing existing asphalt concrete pavement, extending excavation about 4.5 feet below pavement surface and backfilling with geogrid reinforced soil mat and light weight geofoam structural material, relocating existing gas, water, and sewer lines with new manholes and/or thrust blocks, and installing 6-inch diameter underdrain. (Estimated completion date, April 2014) WAIAU Waiau Area Sewer Rehabilitation/Reconstruction – Kuleana Place, Kaulike Drive, Kauhihau Place, and Hile Place: Excavation and replacement of approx. 728LF of 8" sewer main including reconnection of existing sewer laterals; installation of new sewer manholes and rehabilitation of existing sewer manholes; and restoration of existing asphalt pavements, driveways, sidewalks, and curbs. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) Beachwalk Force Main Phase I: 2 Staging pits to be constructed along (Estimated completion, continuing through April 2014) Waikiki Sewers Rehabilitation/Reconstruction: Installation of cured in place pipe (CIPP), manhole rehabilitation, and lateral rehabilitation along Kuhio Avenue between Namahana Street Kapuni Street. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) WAIMALU Waimalu Stream Maintenance Dredging Project consists of maintenance dredging of accumulated sediment in Waimalu Stream and Punanani Channel. Dredged material will be disposed of at designated ocean disposal site and upland location. (Estimated completion date, continuing through April 2014) WAIPIO Rehabilitation of Streets, Unit 47, Waipio The work includes reconstruction of pavement and resurfacing of streets; reconstruction of curbs, gutters, tree trimming, root pruning and tree removal as necessary; pavement markings and markers, restoration of vehicular detector loops, adjustment of street monuments to new finish grade, and adjustment / reconstruction of utility manhole / valve box frames and covers to finish grade. The affected roadways and limits of work are as follows: Ka Uka Boulevard, Ukee Street, Waipio Uka Street, Moaniani Street, Lumikula Street, Kuala Street (Waiawa), Acacia Road (Waiawa) (Estimated completion date, December 2014) PARADES, WALKS, RACES AND OTHER STREET CLOSURES
Contact: Department of Design and Construction, Civil Design Division, Construction Management - 768-8839, Wastewater Management Division, Construction Management - 768-8794, Department of Transportation Services, TST Division 768-8391. | ||||||||||
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| You are here: Main / Customer Services / Public Communications Division / 2014 / 04/11/14 Traffic Advisory: Lane closures for Honolulu rail transit project | ||||
| April 11, 2014 Traffic Advisory: Lane closures for Honolulu rail transit project The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) would like to inform drivers about lane closures next week related to design and construction work for the Honolulu rail transit project. Motorists are advised that work along the 20-mile rail route from East Kapolei to Ala Moana Center will require lane closures during non-peak traffic hours. For the safety of both the work crews and motorists, the public is advised to proceed with caution through these areas. Drivers should anticipate possible traffic delays or use alternate routes during work hours, and provide a safe distance between their vehicles and workers and equipment: EWA Farrington Highway between Kualakai Parkway (North-South Road) and Old Fort Weaver Road is closed in both directions through April for utility relocation and column work for the elevated rail guideway. The 24/7 road closure allows work crews to safely relocate major utility lines along a narrow two-lane stretch of Farrington Highway, just west of the Kahi Mohala Behavioral Center. Drivers traveling between East Kapolei and the Ewa/Waipahu region will still be able to use either the H-1 Freeway on the north end of Kualakai Parkway, or Kapolei Parkway on the south end. WAIPAHU Crews will not work along Farrington Highway in Waipahu on Friday, April 18 in observance of the Good Friday holiday. One lane of Farrington Highway in both directions between the Kunia Road overpass and Pupukahi Street will be closed overnight from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. the following morning for utility relocation work. The contractor will also temporarily close lanes at the intersections of Farrington Highway and Leoku and Leokane streets during those hours. The inside lanes of Farrington Highway near Aniani Place fronting Waipahu Intermediate School will be closed overnight from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. the following morning for storm drain and gas line relocation work. There will also be intermittent closures at the intersections of Aniani Place and Farrington Highway during those hours. Overnight lane closures will take place along Farrington Highway between Paiwa Street and Kahualii Street near Waipahu High School at the following dates and times:
PEARL CITY Crews will not work along Kamehameha Highway in Pearl City on Friday, April 18 in observance of the Good Friday holiday. Various sections of the outside lanes along Kamehameha Highway in both directions in Pearl City and Aiea will be closed from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m. as part of utility pole installation work. Overnight lane closures will take place along Kamehameha Highway between Kuala Street and Waimano Home Road from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m. for utility relocation work:
The right westbound lane of Kamehameha Highway between Acacia Road and Kuala Street will be closed from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Please note that the same westbound lane will be closed 24 hours a day starting Monday, April 28 for one week until May 5. Overnight lane closures will take place along Kamehameha Highway between Kuleana Road and Puu Poni Street near the HECO-Waiau power plant from Monday, April 14 to Thursday, April 17 between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m. for utility relocation work:
AIEA/ALOHA STADIUM Crews will not work along Kamehameha Highway in Aiea on Friday, April 18 in observance of the Good Friday holiday. Lane closures will take place along Kamehameha Highway between Hekaha and Kanuku streets near Best Buy:
Lane closures will take place along Kamehameha Highway between Lipoa Place and Pali Momi Street near Pearl Kai Shopping Center:
The right eastbound lane of Kamehameha Highway between the Moanalua Freeway on-ramp and Salt Lake Boulevard will be closed 24 hours a day, seven days a week for roadway widening and installation of utility lines for traffic signals and cameras. KALIHI/IWILEI Overnight lane closures will take place at the following locations in Kalihi between Sunday, April 13 and Thursday, April 17 between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. for soil testing:
DOWNTOWN/KAKAAKO Overnight lane closures will take place in downtown Honolulu from Sunday, April 13 to Thursday, April 17 between 8:30 p.m. and 4 a.m. for soil testing:
Overnight lane closures will take place in Kakaako along Halekauwila Street from Sunday, April 13 to Thursday, April 17 between 7:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. for soil testing:
For updates on work days and times, visit the project website at www.honolulutransit.org or contact our hotline at 566-2299. -END- Media Contact: Scott Ishikawa. (808) 768-6172. cell: (808) 227-2350. |
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| You are here: Main / Customer Services / Public Communications Division / 2014 / 04/11/14 New Report: Honolulu ranks #1 among major U.S. cities on solar per capita | ||||
| PRESS RELEASE FROM ENVIRONMENT AMERICA For Immediate Release: April 11th, 2014 Contact: Rob Sargent – 617-747-4317 New Report: Honolulu Ranks #1 Among Major U.S. Cities on Solar Per Capita CITY – Today, Environment America released a new report: "Shining Cities: At the Forefront of America's Solar Energy Revolution"; a first-of-its-kind comparative look at the growth of solar in major American cities. Honolulu ranks 1st for the amount of solar installed per capita (265) watts/person) and 5th in the nation for total solar capacity (91 MW) among major U.S. cities. "Solar Energy is booming across the country with cities playing a leading role," said Rob Sargent, Energy Program Director for Environment America. "And, thanks to the commitment of city leaders and strong state policies, Honolulu leads the pack." The report found that there is more than 200 times as much solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity installed in the U.S. today compared to 2002, much of that in America's cities. The top 20 cities account for 7 percent of the installed photovoltaic solar, while occupying only 0.1 percent of the land area. "Environment America's study is great news for the people of Honolulu, and it's only the beginning as we strive to aggressively transition to a green, sustainable energy system," said Mayor Kirk Caldwell. "Our city is leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of the nation when it comes to PV capacity per capita and an excellent example of how the state, city, and private sector can work together for the benefit of all. We will continue to work together and explore emerging technologies and innovative policy solutions to bring down costs, protect our natural beauty, and keep our energy dollars here in Hawaii." With the cost of solar coming down, there's growing awareness of solar power as a mainstream energy solution with widespread benefits for our health, our economy and the environment. "Energy is a top priority of this administration, and Honolulu's number one ranking in per capita solar installations is evidence of the substantial progress we are making in the area of clean energy," said Gov. Neil Abercrombie. "As outlined in the State Energy Policy that my administration established in 2013, we are focused on having a diversified energy portfolio which emphasizes clean energy measures." The report highlighted the benefits of solar energy, including: Solar energy avoids pollution—Pollution-free energy from the sun reduces air pollution that contributes to urban smog and global warming. It also helps save the massive amount of water that's normally consumed during the cooling of fossil-fuel-burning power plants. Solar energy protects consumers — Hawaii has to import most of its fuel, resulting in the highest electricity prices in the nation. Since solar has no fuel costs, it can protect Hawaiians from the rising price of fossil fuels. Solar energy helps the economy— Hawaii added 1,000 solar jobs last year and now has 2,600 people employed in the solar industry, according the Solar Foundation's 2013 Solar Jobs Census. The top 20 solar cities in this report have more solar power within their city limits than was installed in the entire U.S. just five years ago. "Honolulu tops the national ranking with a total of 91 megawatts of total solar capacity among major U.S. cities," said Richard Lim, director of the state Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism (DBEDT). "This top ranking is a clear indication of Hawaii reaching and exceeding the clean energy goals as set forth by the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative." The report pointed to policies that encourage investment in solar PV installations, which have been adopted by local and state leaders; · City leaders can set ambitious and achievable goals and citizens and businesses can work with local governments to meet them. Cities can lead by example by putting solar on public buildings. · Cities can adopt policies to advance solar power in their communities, including tax incentives, solar-friendly zoning and building codes, and low interest loan programs; like Honolulu's solar loan program. Cities can also run programs like "Solarize" programs that use bulk purchasing and educational campaigns to help neighbors "go solar" together; like · City leaders can work with state governments to ensure that they have strong programs to expand solar, including renewable energy standards, solar carve-outs or feed-in tariffs, net metering and community solar programs. · City leaders can also demand a strong partnership with the federal government to ensure that federal incentives such as tax credits are continued. And, that federal programs, such as the Solar America's Cities and the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant programs continue to provide support and technical assistance to cities seeking to expand solar. "The Hawaii State Energy Office plays a vital role in helping our state meet its energy goals," said State Energy Administrator Mark Glick. "Removing barriers and providing the framework and tools for the development of energy conservation helped Honolulu attain the top spot in solar PV per capita." "The sky's the limit on solar energy. Honolulu is a shining example of solar leadership," said Sargent "But, we've barely scratched the surface of the potential to capture this pollution-free energy source. The progress we've made should give us the confidence we can do much more." |
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| You are here: Main / Customer Services / Public Communications Division / 2014 / 04/11/14 Traffic Advisory: Sewer Work April 14-17 | ||||
| Friday, April 11, 2014 Media Contact: Markus Owens, ENV PIO, 768-3454 TRAFFIC ADVISORY: SEWER WORK IN KAPOLEI – The City's Department of Environmental Services said traffic will be affected next week as construction crews rehabilitate wastewater pipes in and around the City contractors will conduct sewer pipe work on the following dates and locations:
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