Ledcor’s Environmental Impact Statement is INADEQUATE
On March 25, 2025, The Maui Planning Commission will decide whether to accept or reject Ledcor’s Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The commissioners need to hear from you—urge them to reject Ledcor’s inadequate EIS and demand a full, transparent assessment of this project’s impacts before any approval is considered.
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Wailea 670 – Broken Promises and Serious Consequences
place Maui’s environment, history, infrastructure, safety, and affordable housing at risk. If we remove the legal jargon, complex permitting process, and confusing acronyms —ultimately we have to ask: Who do these changes benefit? Who is this development being built for? What is being prioritized in these plans? The answer should be clear: every government official and commissioner promises to “fight for the ʻāina” and support “local families” and “affordable housing.” Yet, when we need these commitments more than ever, this turns…
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Maui Environmental Court Victory!
In November, Maui Tomorrow Foundation celebrated a significant legal victory for responsible coastal development and environmental oversight. In the court’s order, Judge Kirstin Hamman of the Maui Environmental Court invalidated the Maui Planning Commission’s recently updated Special Management Area (SMA) administrative rules. While we hope the County will respect the Court’s decision, there is a possibility they may appeal. If that happens, we will be prepared to defend it, so stay tuned! Mahalo to everyone who stands with us in…