Building permits approved for reconstruction of Kahoma Village following Lahaina wildfires

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Rebecca Dery returns to her parcel in Kahoma Village with the support of Samaritan’s Purse on Oct. 13 in Lahaina. PC: County of Maui.

The County of Maui has approved with conditions building permits for Kahoma Village to reconstruct four multi-family buildings totaling 24 units that were destroyed in the August 2023 wildfires. 

According to Gov. Josh Green’s 18th emergency proclamation, multi-family residences within the Special Management Area may be reconstructed provided the reconstruction does not change the structure’s previous footprint or overall dimensions. 

Kahoma Village is required to obtain a permanent Special Management Area permit within six months of the expiration of the governor’s proclamation to ensure land use compliance after the proclamation ends. 

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Kahoma Village was originally developed as a 203-unit housing project under Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes201H, which provides for expedited processing of projects that are more than 50% affordable.

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