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Use these links to contact individual owners at Kamaole Sands about renting a vacation condominium, to see and download pictures of activities at Kamaole Sands, and to access scores of informative web pages. 

Smoking on private lanais and resort common areas including the tennis courts, pool area, BBQs, the central courtyard, and all walkways and catwalks is prohibited at Kamaole Sands.  Benches with ash trays have been placed at convenient locations at the perimeter of the property.

News Around Maui
  • Current restaurant specials
  • Real estate report for Big Island and Kauai
  • A full-scale commercial algae farm will be built next to Maui Electric Co.’s Maalaea generating station, using carbon dioxide from burning fuel to grow algae to make biodiesel to fuel the plant. HR BioPetroleum, Alexander & Baldwin Inc., Hawaiian Electric Co. and MECO announced Tuesday the signing of a memorandum of understanding to develop the facility. After environmental and engineering review, the farm could be in operation by 2011.
  • Maui's population has swelled to 141,783 while the Big Island has increased to 173,057.  Want seclusion?  Try Kauai at 62,878.  Ohau dropped to just over 905,000.
  • The Kaho'olawe Island Reserve Commission has posted its draft Strategic Plan for 2009-13 on its website for review and comment.
  • Hawaii ranks 8th in a list of healthiest states...(more)
  • Norwegian Cruise Lines has pulled a second ship from Hawaii, the Pride of Aloha...(more)
  • Large portions of Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve, managed by the Department of Land and Natural Resources, are closed until August 1, 2010 while bureaucrats figure out how to protect the fragile reserve, formally establish and mark trails, delete trails, post new educational signs, and prepare baseline measurements.  Most likely, the anchialine pools will be blocked from encroachment.  Ahihi Bay will remain open but the popular Kalaeloa cove (the "Aquarium") and Mokuha (the "Fishbowl") will be closed to entry.  Leave it to the State to figure out how to make a two-month project last two years...and cut off access to a public shoreline!
  • Visit the Hawaii Beach Safety webpage for current beach conditions and excellent descriptions of beaches.
  • Maui County has budgeted money to transform the four-way stop at the Pi'ikea Street-Liloa Street intersection into a roundabout.  Work might commence sometime this year...or the next...or the next....
  • Kihei's North-South Collector Road hits a snag...(more) 
  • A new wind farm project for Ulupalakua could supply up to 40 megawatts.  Shell Oil will back the project which will be based at Auwahi, out of sight of major population centers.  The Kaheawa Wind Power Project farm above Ma'alea at Kaheawa Pastures is now generating as much as 30 megawatts of power, about 9 percent of the total.  The company is now preparing to add 18 additional turbines.  They are being transported to the Kihei Technology Center for temporary storage.
  • Ever wondered why Hawaii gets so few hurricanes?  Here is one answer.

  • Information on Selling Your Maui Car

  • 2007 Kona Storm Damage photos.

  • Roberts Hawaii Bus Service
  • Information on the Wedge-Tailed Shearwaters ('ua'u'kani) Nesting at Kamaole III Park
  • Highway Construction Updates (revised 12-1-2008)
  • Maui Restaurant Updates  (revised 12-13--2008)
  • Big Island Volcano Update
  • Hiking Trails

 

 

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"Guarding the Ocean" was created by Paul Twelker using the Microsoft Picture It Photo program  from a digital photograph taken October 30, 2004.

Webmaster: Paul A. Twelker     Your suggestions and comments are always welcomed!

 Last updated: March 07, 2009                       Copyright © 2008, Paul A. Twelker  All rights reserved.
This webpage is independent of Kamaole Sands Association of Apartment Owners.  Its purpose is to increase communication between individual owners, between owners and the AOAO Board , and between owners and the public.  It is recognized by the Kamaole Sands AOAO Board as an important communication channel, and is actively promoted in its publications.

Kamaole Sands is a resort condonimium complex that is especially attractive to families.  Since the complex hosts visitors as well as full-time and part-time residents, rules and regulations are in place concerning quiet hours (8pm to 10am), the pool recreation area, the barbeques, and tennis courts.  Visitors are urged to review these regulations upon checking in so the high quality of resort living is maintained.

The public may use these links to contact individual owners at Kamaole Sands about renting a vacation condominium, to enjoy and download pictures of activities at Kamaole Sands, and to link to scores of informative webpages.