Comments on: PATH Press Release: BLNR approves limited access to Haleakala Trail http://pathmaui.org/?p=478 Tue, 05 Jun 2012 03:21:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 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

]]> 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.

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