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If you were anywhere in Kapolei on Valentine’s Day, you got a look at what it would be like on a day-to-day basis if a 900-unit complex would be built at Makakilo Drive and Farrington Highway. It was bumper to bumper from that corner all the way to Costco. It was also slow going to get down Kapolei Parkway past Costco, near Wakea Street on the way to Makakilo.
We know this traffic was caused by folks taking an extra day off so they could have a four-day weekend with the Presidents Day holiday. It was a grim reminder what even more people and cars would mean on a regular basis, not a holiday, if the 900-unit complex is allowed to be built at the corner of Makakilo Drive and Farrington Highway. Let’s be sensible!
Marie J. Scott
Makakilo
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