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Makaha residents want the state to realign Farrington Highway

By Cindy Ellen Russell

March 27, 2021

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Beachgoers wait for a vehicle to pass to cross one of the bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park. Two bridges are slated to be demolished, with a detour to be built alongside, as new structures are built. Community members want a new inland road to be built instead since the area is vulnerable to weather events, prone to sand erosion and a danger to pedestrians.
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Water flowed under one of the two bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park. Normally dry, the stream formed after heavy rains soaked Makaha on Wednesday evening.
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Runoff water from heavy rains carved through the sands of Makaha Beach Park on Thursday.
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A man visited the site where a man died in a motorcycle accident at one of the bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park on Monday.
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A roadside memorial marks where a man died in a motorcycle accident at one of the bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park.
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Water broke through the sand at Makaha Beach Park on Thursday after heavy rains caused sand erosion of the beach.
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A couple with their dogs waded waters that broke through the sand at Makaha Beach Park on Thursday.
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Makaha and Waianae residents who support a highway realignment gathered for a group photo at Makaha Beach Park where two streams of runoff water formed and has eroded the beach. Pictured, from left to right, are Pieter Meister, with his son Kynaston "BamBam," 7, Sarah Dela Cruz with her daughter Sydney Bonsall, Bunky Bakutis, Bruce DeSoto and Joseph and Carmen Simpliciano.
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Sarah Dela Cruz stood by the brown water flow near one of the bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park.
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Water flowed under one of the two bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park. Normally dry, the stream formed after heavy rains soaked Makaha on Wednesday evening.
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Water flowed under one of the two bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park. Normally dry, the run off water stream formed after heavy rains soaked Makaha on Wednesday evening.
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A “Save Makaha Beach” sign is posted at one of the bridges along Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park.
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Brown water flows under one of the bridges along Farrington Highway and joins another newly formed stream at Makaha Beach Park.
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Sand encroaches upon Farrington Highway at Makaha Beach Park.
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Beachgoers enjoy Makaha Beach Park on Wednesday.

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