The state has proposed raising small boat harbor mooring rates and charging nonresidents to get into eight parks as part of a plan to pay for repair and maintenance at recreational facilities.
The state has proposed raising small boat harbor mooring rates and charging nonresidents to get into eight parks as part of a plan to pay for repair and maintenance at recreational facilities.
“We have facilities that are literally falling apart,” said Laura Thielen, director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources.
Public hearings to review the Recreational Renaissance Plan B start Tuesday at Kauai’s Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School cafeteria, Molokai’s Mitchell Pau’ole Center and the State Office Building’s conference room A in Hilo.