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1. Before more ranch land is sold or developed, is it important to you that Hana Ranch Partners work actively with the Hana Community to develop a long-term plan for the community?
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| Yes 233 (93.2%) |
No 10 (4.0%) |
Undecided 7 ( 2.8%) |
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2. Should a group be formed of Hana Community members to be the active contact between the Ranch and the community? |
| Yes 205 (82.7%) |
No 28 (11.3%) |
Undecided 15 (6.0%) |
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1. If development is inevitable would you rather see it makai or mauka? |
| Makai 6 (2.6%) |
Mauka 182 (79.1%) |
Undecided 42 (18.3%) |
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2. If development is inevitable would you like to limit it to one contained geographical area? |
| Yes 151 (64.8%) |
No 23 (9.9%) |
Undecided 59 (25.3%) |
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3. If there was a way to preserve all ranch land as Conservation, would you want to do that? |
| Yes 202 (81.5%) |
No 19 ( 7.7%) |
Undecided 27 ( 10.9%) |
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4. Is it important to you to keep development away from: |
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a. Archaeological/Burial/Cultural sites? |
| Yes 227 (92.7%) |
No 8 (3.3%) |
Undecided 10 (4.1%) |
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b. Specially-used sites by the community? |
| Yes 211 (87.9%) |
No 12 (5.0%) |
Undecided 17 (7.1%) |
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c. Makai? |
| Yes 197 (84.2%) |
No 12 (5.1%) |
Undecided 25 (10.7%) |
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d. Mauka? |
| Yes 106 (48.8%) |
NO 54 ( 24.9%) |
Undecided 57 (26.3%) |
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5. Concern has been expressed about the obvious poisoning of trees on pasture ranch lands. Does this concern you? |
| Yes 167 (68.2%) |
No 53 (21.6%) |
25 (10.2%) |
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1. If development is inevitable should affordable housing be a priority? |
| Yes 214 (88.1%) |
No 15 (6.2%) |
Undecided 14 (5.8%) |
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2. Would you or someone in your family qualify for and wish to purchase an affordable house in Hana? |
| Yes 111 (45.3%) |
No 99 (40.4%) |
Undecided 35 (14.3%) |
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3. Do you believe it is critical that affordable housing be accomplished quickly? |
| Yes 182 (75.5%) |
No 31 (12.9%) |
Undecided 28 (11.6%) |
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1. Is it important to maintain access to these areas for Hana residents: |
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a. shoreline access for fishing? |
| Yes 237 (96%) |
No 4 (1.6%) |
Undecided 4 (1.6 %) |
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b . shoreline access for walking/jogging/horseback riding? |
| Yes 212 (89.1%) |
No 17 (7.1%) |
Undecided 9 (3.8%) |
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c. mauka access for traditional hunting and gathering rights? |
| Yes 219 (91.6%) |
No 10 (4.2%) |
Undecided 10 (4.2%) |
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d. jogging trails |
| Yes 188 (79%) |
No 32 (13.4%) |
Undecided 18 (7.6%) |
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e. spiritual sites for traditional cultural practices? |
| Yes 214 (90.3%) |
No 13 (5.5%) |
Undecided 10 ( 4.2%) |
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You may also download a detailed overview and summary of the Hana Polls below. |
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Click here to download - ( 214 kb - Word doc.)
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