Letter: State should charge fee for Ho‘omaluhia entry
I live near Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden. As it’s become a popular destination for tourists and locals, why doesn’t the state charge a per-automobile fee like $1 per car and locals with ID free? It could go a long way to supplement the cost of the park’s operation.
Randall Ha
Kaneohe
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