STOP Commercial TOUR Buses at Kokololio Beach Park
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Ginny Alatasi
3 years ago
Kekela (Kokololio) Beach Park needs to be protected from over use. Hundreds of people daily is too much for Kekela to handle when it's usually a few dozens during the week and occasionally over about two to three hundred when special events are happening.
When our residents can't have a family gathering without tourists walking through their gathering there is a big problem!
Please stop tourists (i.e. tour companies) from overrunning Kekela (Kokololio)!!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Maybe Tour buses need bathrooms ON them like
RV' s have... Then no excuse to stop and unload so many people in parks.
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Kammy KALILI
3 years ago
Yes let’s not have any tours invade this local spot its a hidden Jen for the community to use
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Ella Siroskey
3 years ago
Our park is eroding as it is - adding large amounts of people is not conducive to maintaining what we have and not overusing the comfort station
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Harriet Chong
3 years ago
SAVE OUR BEACH FROM BEING A DROP OFF POINT FOR TOUR COMPANIES !!!!!
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makena
3 years ago
thank you❤️
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Carlos Ruiz
3 years ago
NOOO
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David Coleman
3 years ago
It's not all about the $$.
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Timothy
3 years ago
Please stop
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Nancy Morgan
3 years ago
Oahu’s parks should not serve as free entertainment enriching private businesses.
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Jake Feriante
3 years ago
We need to keep the beaches as beaches. The tour busses have demonstrated that they bring in lots of awful factors that degrade the beach habitat.
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Bridget Welch
3 years ago
Protect our ‘aina ❣️
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Ryan Puccio
3 years ago
Save the fish
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Kanani Horito
3 years ago
We appreciate your concern for the beautiful and precious spaces that so many share in the Keikela Beach park. Please consider the local residents who live amongst the numerous visitors and
those who remain affected by long term use of roadways, properties and common areas that provide safe and protected places. We are grateful for your respect and concern in making decisions moving forward.
Mahalo!
Kanani Horito
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Brenna Lewis
3 years ago
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There are a couple of turtles that visit kekelas often. Not having tourists will ensure that less people will try to interact with them.
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wyatt
3 years ago
Dylan’s butt sent me here
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Sebastian Fuglevaag
3 years ago
I’d love the preservation of the beaches. The tourism that the beach brings isn’t worth the destruction of such a wonderful and natural habitat for wildlife
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MB
3 years ago
Out of EVERYONE I know who lives on Oahu (which is a lot), not a single one of them depends on tourism. I don't believe this fake narrative that tourism is the #1 most important thing.
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MaryAnne Awana
3 years ago
Good Luck, growing up, tourism was #3, now #1 in terms of economy so the more push back, da betta
Kekela (Kokololio) Beach Park needs to be protected from over use. Hundreds of people daily is too much for Kekela to handle when it's usually a few dozens during the week and occasionally over about two to three hundred when special events are happening. When our residents can't have a family gathering without tourists walking through their gathering there is a big problem! Please stop tourists (i.e. tour companies) from overrunning Kekela (Kokololio)!!
Maybe Tour buses need bathrooms ON them like RV' s have... Then no excuse to stop and unload so many people in parks.
Yes let’s not have any tours invade this local spot its a hidden Jen for the community to use
Our park is eroding as it is - adding large amounts of people is not conducive to maintaining what we have and not overusing the comfort station
SAVE OUR BEACH FROM BEING A DROP OFF POINT FOR TOUR COMPANIES !!!!!
thank you❤️
NOOO
It's not all about the $$.
Please stop
Oahu’s parks should not serve as free entertainment enriching private businesses.
We need to keep the beaches as beaches. The tour busses have demonstrated that they bring in lots of awful factors that degrade the beach habitat.
Protect our ‘aina ❣️
Save the fish
We appreciate your concern for the beautiful and precious spaces that so many share in the Keikela Beach park. Please consider the local residents who live amongst the numerous visitors and those who remain affected by long term use of roadways, properties and common areas that provide safe and protected places. We are grateful for your respect and concern in making decisions moving forward. Mahalo! Kanani Horito
There are a couple of turtles that visit kekelas often. Not having tourists will ensure that less people will try to interact with them.
Dylan’s butt sent me here
I’d love the preservation of the beaches. The tourism that the beach brings isn’t worth the destruction of such a wonderful and natural habitat for wildlife
Out of EVERYONE I know who lives on Oahu (which is a lot), not a single one of them depends on tourism. I don't believe this fake narrative that tourism is the #1 most important thing.
Good Luck, growing up, tourism was #3, now #1 in terms of economy so the more push back, da betta
Please pass this bill!