Survey on Permanent Maui Disposal Site closes on Thursday

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Residential debris removal in Lahaina, Maui (Jan. 16-18, 2024) PC: County of Maui

The County of Maui reminds residents that the last day to respond to its survey on a permanent disposal site for wildfire debris from Lahaina is this Thursday, Feb. 15.  

The survey seeks feedback on three sites under consideration as a permanent site including:

  • Wahikuli, mauka of the Wahikuli housing subdivision
  • Crater Village, which comprises more than 500 acres located mauka of Wahikuli and north of public schools in Lahaina.
  • The Central Maui Landfill, located 25 miles and a 40-minute drive away from Lahaina.

Trucks will haul enough material estimated to fill five football fields five stories high.

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Currently, debris and ash are being stored at a temporary debris storage site in Olowalu, and will be removed from there once a permanent site is selected and built.  

The survey is available online at:  www.mauirecovers.org/feedback.

County officials expect to share results of the survey on Feb. 21. The targeted date for site selection is March 1, 2024.  

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