Comments for Public Access Trails Hawaii http://pathmaui.org Fri, 18 May 2012 01:25:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on PATH Press Release: BLNR approves limited access to Haleakala Trail by David Henderson Brownhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=478&cpage=1#comment-1996 David Henderson Brown Fri, 18 May 2012 01:25:20 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=478#comment-1996 HI CYNTHIA, What subdivision do you live in and what is the trail situation? HAPPY TRAILS, DAVE BROWN Executive Director, Public Access Trails Hawaii HI CYNTHIA,

What subdivision do you live in and what is the trail situation?

HAPPY TRAILS,

DAVE BROWN

Executive Director, Public Access Trails Hawaii

]]> Comment on Read the 5/16/2012 Maui News story about the BLNR decision by Erik Blairhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=487&cpage=1#comment-1995 Erik Blair Thu, 17 May 2012 17:26:51 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=487#comment-1995 I'm certainly glad to hear the media is finally working "with" us to gain access! Mahalo to the Maui News and Maui Time weekly! Aloha I’m certainly glad to hear the media is finally working “with” us to gain access! Mahalo to the Maui News and Maui Time weekly! Aloha

]]> Comment on PATH Press Release: BLNR approves limited access to Haleakala Trail by Cynthia Groveshttp://pathmaui.org/?p=478&cpage=1#comment-1994 Cynthia Groves Thu, 17 May 2012 15:23:02 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=478#comment-1994 I am concerned that private landowners get precedence over access to public trails. Public trails should remain public at all times, particularly if they are access to Hawaiian landmark sites, such is true on private lands even in our own subdivision. Former council members, Michelle Anderson, stated in a public meeting, that public access to Hawaiian archeological sites shall not be prohibited. Trails were established as such on private lands. I believe there are some archeological sites on the Haleakala trails. Haleakala itself is an archeological site. I am concerned that private landowners get precedence over access to public trails. Public trails should remain public at all times, particularly if they are access to Hawaiian landmark sites, such is true on private lands even in our own subdivision. Former council members, Michelle Anderson, stated in a public meeting, that public access to Hawaiian archeological sites shall not be prohibited. Trails were established as such on private lands. I believe there are some archeological sites on the Haleakala trails. Haleakala itself is an archeological site.

]]> Comment on Thank you Testifiers!! People power works! by Nina Cherryhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=481&cpage=1#comment-1987 Nina Cherry Wed, 16 May 2012 18:36:29 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=481#comment-1987 That is so awesome! The power of the people!! I sent your initial notice out to my list and got word from at least 12 people who sent in an email to the clerk Adaline. Good teamwork! That is so awesome! The power of the people!! I sent your initial notice out to my list and got word from at least 12 people who sent in an email to the clerk Adaline. Good teamwork!

]]> Comment on Sign the Petition by David Henderson Brownhttp://pathmaui.org/?page_id=323&cpage=1#comment-1974 David Henderson Brown Mon, 14 May 2012 17:32:13 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?page_id=323#comment-1974 HI, The greatest opposition to outdoor recreation in Hawaii is the State of Hawaii. The corruption between the State and Haleakala Hobby Ranch is shocking. It is time for Freedom Hikers to use the Haleakala Trail. Remember, if you are arrested (highly unlikely) the hobby ranch will have to prove you are on their land. HAPPY TRAILS, DAVE HI,

The greatest opposition to outdoor recreation in Hawaii is the State of Hawaii. The corruption between the State and Haleakala Hobby Ranch is shocking. It is time for Freedom Hikers to use the Haleakala Trail. Remember, if you are arrested (highly unlikely) the hobby ranch will have to prove you are on their land.

HAPPY TRAILS,

DAVE

]]> Comment on We need your voice this week: Tell BLNR Haleakala Trail should be opened now! by david balfourhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=452&cpage=1#comment-1968 david balfour Thu, 10 May 2012 02:26:39 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=452#comment-1968 The Haleakala trail needs to be opened to the public as per the agreement. The Haleakala trail needs to be opened to the public as per the agreement.

]]> Comment on We need your voice this week: Tell BLNR Haleakala Trail should be opened now! by Carl Spadyhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=452&cpage=1#comment-1967 Carl Spady Wed, 09 May 2012 20:42:06 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=452#comment-1967 Why are you taking such a weak stance with this? People should be outraged at another effort by DLNR to suppress our use of OUR land and OUR rights. I am tired of the DLNR dictating like a fascist what I can and can't do. I don't like their police state approach and the power grab they are on. Come on citizens, speak up for YOUR liberties. Why email a clerk? We should be pummeling the head of DLNR, BLNR and our LAWMAKERS, not some clerk. Why are you taking such a weak stance with this? People should be outraged at another effort by DLNR to suppress our use of OUR land and OUR rights. I am tired of the DLNR dictating like a fascist what I can and can’t do. I don’t like their police state approach and the power grab they are on. Come on citizens, speak up for YOUR liberties. Why email a clerk? We should be pummeling the head of DLNR, BLNR and our LAWMAKERS, not some clerk.

]]> Comment on We need your voice this week: Tell BLNR Haleakala Trail should be opened now! by Nina Cherryhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=452&cpage=1#comment-1966 Nina Cherry Wed, 09 May 2012 19:21:25 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=452#comment-1966 I am an avid hiker and it really upsets me that the Ranch signed an agreement when they bought the land to give the public access ---and the Ranch is not keeping this agreement. Haleakala Ranch and the Baldwins (missionaries who came to convert the Hawaiian people) own 1/3 of Maui---But don't get me started!! I am an avid hiker and it really upsets me that the Ranch signed an agreement when they bought the land to give the public access —and the Ranch is not keeping this agreement. Haleakala Ranch and the Baldwins (missionaries who came to convert the Hawaiian people) own 1/3 of Maui—But don’t get me started!!

]]> Comment on Would you like to hike in the footsteps of Mark Twain and Ancient Hawaiian’s? The State says you’re not interested! by adminhttp://pathmaui.org/?p=402&cpage=1#comment-1604 admin Fri, 11 Nov 2011 19:02:44 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=402#comment-1604 Aloha, and thanks for your interest! If there was a public trail running through your property when you purchased it, you would probably think differently. That's the case here. This trail existed, and was public, when Haleakala Ranch Company purchased the land in question. Check out Myth Buster #1 for more info: http://pathmaui.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Myth-Buster-1.pdf Aloha, and thanks for your interest! If there was a public trail running through your property when you purchased it, you would probably think differently. That’s the case here. This trail existed, and was public, when Haleakala Ranch Company purchased the land in question. Check out Myth Buster #1 for more info: http://pathmaui.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Myth-Buster-1.pdf

]]> Comment on Would you like to hike in the footsteps of Mark Twain and Ancient Hawaiian’s? The State says you’re not interested! by Wai`anae Stevehttp://pathmaui.org/?p=402&cpage=1#comment-1592 Wai`anae Steve Thu, 10 Nov 2011 06:04:53 +0000 http://pathmaui.org/?p=402#comment-1592 I support this trail. But we have to remember it passes thru PRIVATE lands. I know I would not like a trail passing thru my 2 acres opened to the public. Perhaps those against it have a point. I support this trail. But we have to remember it passes thru PRIVATE lands. I know I would not like a trail passing thru my 2 acres opened to the public. Perhaps those against it have a point.

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