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Topic: Kakaako, Hawaii

	Kakaako - dKosopedia
		Kaka‘ako, is an area of Honolulu situated between Downtown Honolulu to the west, Ala Moana Center and Waikiki to the east, the waterfront area from Kewalo Basin to Pier 4 to the south, and with King Street at it's northern boundary.
		The Hawaii Community Development Authority a state agency is coordinating the urban renewal of Kaka'ako, which was a light industrial area in a prime area of central Honolulu.
		Kaka'ako's residents will be able to live in a safe and attractive environment, one with first class facilities for shopping, entertainment, education, culture, and social activities.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Kakaako (426 words)

	Today's Kakaako Sunset in hawaii photos photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hawaii (Hawaiian: Hawaii) became the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959.
		Hawaii was first inhabited in roughly AD 1000, by Polynesian settlers who came from islands in the South Pacific, including the Marquesas, followed by others from Raiatea and Bora Bora.
		In 1898, Hawaii was annexed to the United States of America as the Territory of Hawaii.
	www.buzznet.com /tags/hawaii/photos/?id=4122182 (740 words)

	New Life in Kakaako a science-based community - UrbanPlanet.org
		The plans represent a new Kakaako strategy for the state's largest private landowner, which owns some of the most strategic parcels in the area but has been criticized for failing to provide leadership on revitalizing the gritty neighborhood of bars, warehouses and car dealerships.
		Officials with the charitable trust say it is their "fiduciary responsibility" to respond to the presence of the University of Hawaii's nearly completed John A. Burns Medical School and associated facilities, which were built in the district partly to serve as a nucleus around which Hawaii's young biosciences sector could coalesce.
		Hawaii's improving economy is a key factor in the trust's timing, Belsby said.
	www.urbanplanet.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=5073 (1261 words)

	- Hawaii Community - Hawaii Real Estate,
		Hawaii Kai is the California marina-style dream development of the late steel tycoon Henry J. Kaiser.
		The Kakaako waterfront is now the focus of highly significant,image-setting state activity.
		This is rural Hawaii, with giant, sweeping vistas of pristine green countryside, never-ending azure ocean and miles of sandy beaches edged with tropical trees.
	www.hawaii-relocation.net /community.html (4278 words)

	Kakaako Paper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In response to recent efforts aimed at the gentrification of the community of Kakaako in the city of Honolulu, Hawaii, this research project sought to identify patterns of perception associated with the delineation of Kakaako and to compare these patterns to spatial definitions established by local government and community development agencies.
		Kakaako is a small community located within the larger urban area of Honolulu, Hawaii.
		Kakaako's daytime population is bolstered substantially by a daily workforce from outlying communities.
	maps.unomaha.edu /Seminar761/Final_Projects/Peri_Cope/Final.html (1460 words)

	Metroblogging Hawaii
		This is taken from one of the artificially built hills overlooking the palm trees, a pavilion and the Pacific Ocean.
		Smith says, "the Bureau of the Census reports that, on a per capita basis, Hawaii, in 2005, was the number 1 state for collections of general sales tax, and in 2006, had the fifth highest percentage (11.7 percent) of state and local tax burden as a percentage of state income."
		The 34th annual Hawaii March for Life rally was heldon Monday, January 22 near the State Capitol in Honolulu, Hawaii.
	hawaii.metblogs.com (1342 words)

	List of geographical places in Hawaii - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NOTE: The only incorporated place is Honolulu, which is officially known as the City and County of Honolulu.
		The U.S. Census Bureau recognizes Honolulu Census Designated Place to coincide with the Honolulu District.
		The following is the list of counties that are within the state of Hawaii
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_geographical_places_in_Hawaii (144 words)

	Hawaii Business Magazine - The Crowning of Kakaako
		The vision of Kakaako Waterfront is the city's ultimate gathering place for locals and an engine for economic growth, Dinell says, as it anchors an emerging medical research park nearby and a growing community inland.
		From the Legislature, which has funded infrastructure development in Kakaako to area businesses, institutions and residents, people believe the waterfront can be a crowning parcel for Kakaako, its redevelopment and the establishment of a truly vital urban village in Honolulu.
		Jeff Dinsmore, vice president of Hawaii development for General Growth Properties, ensconced in his office in the IBM building, runs his fingers over his company's proposal for the Kakaako waterfront land.
	www.hawaiibusiness.com /kakaako.aspx (2761 words)

	Hawaii Reporter: Hawaii Reporter
		A state agency, the Hawaii Community Development Authority and some large developers want the road fronting the Garcias' property and the property of other small landowners -- owned by a private citizen who died in 1924 leaving no will or known heirs -- to be condemned by the state.
		Whether the Hawaii Community Development Authority’s plan for progress on this portion of Queen Street and others nearby throughout the rapidly growing area of Kakaako neighboring downtown Honolulu, at this point depends on Gov. Linda Lingle, whom they are meeting with today, March 10, 2005, at the Hawaii state Capitol.
		Pushing for the changes with a whole different perspective on the issue is Dan Dinell, the executive director of the Hawaii Community Development Authority, an agency that was established in the 1980s by the Hawaii state Legislature to manage designated lands the state acquires, including the Kakaako area.
	www.hawaiireporter.com /story.aspx?bf8a2f58-f693-4ceb-bbff-d7d41a1a56c6 (2246 words)

	About the Pacific Regional Biosafety Lab
		The goal is to protect the health and safety of people in Hawaii and elsewhere through early detection and rapid response to diseases, such as influenza, antibiotic-resistant tuberculosis, SARS, dengue and unknown diseases, that might be introduced naturally or intentionally.
		Hawaii is particularly vulnerable to the introduction of exotic pathogens because of its geographic location and high frequency of travelers from Asia, where many emerging infectious diseases originate.
		The laboratory will create expertise in Hawaii that will result in improved public health, more rapid and effective emergency response to epidemics of known and unknown disease agents, protection of the tourist industry, enhanced regional security and many intangible benefits, such as increased national and global prestige for the state and the university.
	www.hawaii.edu /pacrbl/rbl.html (5093 words)

	State of the Beach 2006
		Beach access in Hawaii and information regarding access are generally good, although some landowners are attempting to restrict access by creatively defining their shoreward property line.
		Hawaii’s coastal managers consider sand bag revetments to be “hard” structures, meaning they are not permitted as much as they have been in the past.
		The University of Hawaii monitors over 80 beaches around the state to better understand the process of seasonal profile adjustment.
	www.surfrider.org /stateofthebeach/05-sr/state_summary.asp?zone=IS&state=hi (635 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Editorial - Commentary
		Moreover, because of the the medical school's educational mission, it will have conference rooms, an auditorium and a medical library that would be available to members of the greater bioscience campus-park and the community.
		Kakaako is the ideal site to create a bioscience industry for the state because sufficient land is available for the private sector to build additional research buildings.
		This leasable research space is critical to Hawaii's effort to support a new biotech industry.
	starbulletin.com /2003/08/08/editorial/commentary.html (913 words)

	About Kaka'ako — Hawaii Community Development Authority
		The 600-acre Kaka'ako District is bounded by Piikoi, King, Punchbowl Streets and Ala Moana Boulevard.
		As a public corporation, the Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) is working to bring together private enterprise and government to make redevelopment happen and to establish Kakaako as an economically and socially viable community that can provide a range of public benefits.
		In carrying out its mission, HCDA is contributing to Hawaii's economic development, education, and exposure to the culture and the arts; being sensitive to and supporting existing businesses and residents; and in the process, providing the most livable community and raising standards for new communities throughout the State of Hawaii.
	hcdaweb.org /kakaako/about-kaka-ako-1 (477 words)

	Hawaii National Bank v. Cook
		Kakaako properties and as commissioner is authorized and directed to make the sale at foreclosure as herein set forth.
		That pending the hearing on the confirmation of the sales herein authorized, the [Commissioner] shall receive and collect all rents and shall be authorized to compromise and settle claims for rents, upon such terms and conditions as to Plaintiff may seem proper, and to enter into, renew or terminate leases or tenancies.
		The Commissioner also reported that realtors, potential investors and other parties interested in the Kakaako Properties had been concerned because the ground leases were to have expired according to their respective terms in March 1998 and April 1998.
	www.hawaii.gov /jud/ica22225.htm (7280 words)

	Hawaii State of the State Address
		Kakaako is the last large parcel of undeveloped state-owned land in urban Honolulu.
		Hawaii's children must learn to use this technology because it will open doors of learning and knowledge ordinarily not available to them.
		The University of Hawaii is not just a place of higher learning; it is also a driving force for the economic development of this State.
	www.stateline.org /live/details/speech?contentId=16075 (4824 words)

	A&B to Aquire High-Rise Condominium Site in Honolulu
		The Kakaako District is truly emerging as a new urban village, and the vision of it being a place for people to ‘live, work and play’ is fast becoming a reality.
		It is owned by Kakaako M-P Development, which in the early 1990’s planned to develop a high-rise project on the property.
		Kakaako M-P subsequently elected not to proceed with the project, and the property has since been used as a parking lot.
	www.abprop.com /pressreleases/pr040804.htm (753 words)

	The Honolulu Advertiser \| Business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Hawaii Community Development Authority Board, a quasi-governmental agency that oversees development in the Kakaako area, will vote tomorrow on whether to allow the project to move forward.
		The main goal of the project was to create affordable dining and entertainment in Kakaako for Hawaii families, Anderson said after winning approval in August from HCDA to move the project forward.
		Such a decision would leave officials hungry for new development in Kakaako and could keep the property undeveloped for several years, costing the state millions of dollars in new tax revenues.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /1999/Dec/02/business1.html (468 words)

	News from Waikiki
		Sam Whippy, Hawaii’s last sampan shipwright, used two 4”X6” timbers bolted together to recreate sister ribs, which were married to their partners.
		Kakaako was denim work shirts amid a tangle of transmission shops and other small businesses which managed to grind out their monthly rent.
		She is a graduate of Roosevelt High School and is a junior at the University of Hawaii at Manoa where she is majoring in Business and is in the honors program.
	www.waikikinews.com (11099 words)

	starbulletin.com \| Business \| /2006/06/28/
		A Maryland firm hired to develop the University of Hawaii's Cancer Research Center of Hawaii in Kakaako has secured $19.5 million in federal tax credits to use to develop research parks in Hawaii and several other states.
		Carl-Wilhelm Vogel, director of the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii, said he was not aware of Townsend's $50 million federal allocation, and did not know whether the company planned to use it to help finance the Kakaako cancer center.
		For Hawaii, the cancer center is a key to Kakaako's metamorphosis from a partially blighted area of rusting, light-industrial facilities into a biomedical hub that could attract armies of scientists carrying portfolios of lucrative research grants and venture capital investments, plus staffs of researchers.
	starbulletin.com /2006/06/28/business/story01.html (820 words)

	Building Industry
		Development in Kakaako, however, has not been standing still waiting for the waterfront activity to begin.
		Kakaako also is home to more of our Top Projects, including a number of residential high-rise condominiums, a significant trend of the past year.
		All in all, Kakaako was and is one of the Top Projects — and stories — of the year.
	www.buildingindustryhawaii.com /deepfreeze/bi1205/1205f_top_projects.asp (3172 words)

	Blogdigger Search: blogID:71463 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I think these people were practicing some kind of martial art this evening at Kakaako Waterfront Park....
		King Kamehameha was the first monarch in Hawaii who united all 8 of the islands into one kingdom in the late 1700s.
		Today he is celebrated as a local hero with a state holiday and several observances including the annual King Kamehameha Day parade.
	www.blogdigger.com /search?q=blogID:71463 (428 words)

	The University of Hawaii in Kakaako: What's up - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
		These new facilities, built on land owned by the state and overseen by the Hawaii Community Development Authority, will enable us to accomplish our teaching, research and community service mission in the biomedical sciences more effectively -- and in the process, contribute to the development of a more robust life sciences industry here in Hawaii.
		He demonstrated that with the additional operating funding requested in the regents' budget and approved by the governor and the Legislature, the medical school would have sufficient funds to operate both the education and the research buildings.
		Working under terms specified by the Hawaii Community Development Authority, we are currently in negotiations with Townsend Capital LLC to define a development agreement, and Seattle-based ECG is doing the business plan for the proposed clinical/research facility.
	bizjournals.com /pacific/stories/2005/08/01/editorial3.html?t=printable (647 words)

	Bankruptcies Kakaako-Hawaii Real Estate Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The 200-member Kakaako Improvement Association is a nonprofit group formed in 1987 to...
		Hawaii bankruptcies decline - SB October 1, 2003.
		Hawaii led the nation in the rate of bankruptcies for 3 years...
	www.real-estate-hawaii-us.info /bankruptcies-kakaako.html (919 words)

	KPUA.net - KPUA Hawaii News - City garbage trucks moving next year to new yard
		HONOLULU (AP) _ Work is underway to move a Honolulu city corporation yard from the Kakaako waterfront area to Kalihi.
		Since 1944, the yard has been home to garbage trucks that used to empty their loads at an adjacent trash incinerator.
		The Hawaii Community Development Authority is looking to replace the old yard with retail and apartment complex.
	www.kpua.net /news.php?id=3133 (180 words)

	Hawaii National Bank
		Hawaii Food Service Industrial Wastewater discharge permit renewals now require food service businesses to purchase and install large capacity grease trap interceptors.
		It is a non-profit corporation promoting economic development in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands through long-term fixed-rate financing of plant and equipment for small businesses.
		This program is available to Hawaii small businesses who are unable to obtain private financing.
	www.hawaiinational.com /business_loans.htm (1669 words)

	The University of Hawaii in Kakaako: What's up - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
		These new facilities, built on land owned by the state and overseen by the Hawaii Community Development Authority, will enable us to accomplish our teaching, research and community service mission in the biomedical sciences more effectively -- and in the process, contribute to the development of a more robust life sciences industry here in Hawaii.
		He demonstrated that with the additional operating funding requested in the regents' budget and approved by the governor and the Legislature, the medical school would have sufficient funds to operate both the education and the research buildings.
		Working under terms specified by the Hawaii Community Development Authority, we are currently in negotiations with Townsend Capital LLC to define a development agreement, and Seattle-based ECG is doing the business plan for the proposed clinical/research facility.
	www.bizjournals.com /pacific/stories/2005/08/01/editorial3.html?t=printable (599 words)

	Grassroot Institute of Hawaii
		The Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) was established by the legislature in 1976 to plan and implement the timely redevelopment of Community Development Districts in urban areas throughout the State, as designated by the Legislature.
		The Legislature designated the Kakaako area as the first Community Development District, recognizing that it was relatively underdeveloped and underutilized.
		HCDA's goal for Kakaako is to create a conveniently located community that is attractive and safe, with the ability to provide for housing, recreation, and places to work, shop and socialize.
	www.grassrootinstitute.org /2006/01/kakaako-madness.html (484 words)

	Kakaako Condo Map, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
		Planning for Kakaako’s future has been in progress for several years now through the Hawaii Community Development Authority (HDCA).
		Their goal is to bring together public and private resources to redevelop Kakaako.
		Exciting new developments include the Victoria Ward Center and Kakaako Waterfront Park.
	www.hicondos.com /neighborhoods-CondosHawaiiRealEstate/Kakaako.asp (368 words)

	Hawaii Children's Discovery Center
		The Hawaii Children's Discovery Center provides a world-class, interactive, participatory learning environment designed to inspire the young and "young-at-heart" to new heights of learning and discovery.
		Our goals are to help children develop positive self-concept and an understanding of others in Hawaii's multicultural community, and to offer them a "window to the world" beyond our island shores.
		The Hawaii Children's Discovery Center is located across from the Kakaako Waterfront Park in downtown Honolulu on the island of Oahu.
	www.discoverycenterhawaii.org /pages/geninfo/general.htm (141 words)

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