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Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Kalaupapa Dock Repair
 
The Kalaupapa dock bulkheads are near failure.
The Kalaupapa Dock bulkhead walls and toe structure are near failure and need repair.
 

The proposed project would stabilize and repair the failing bulkhead wall and toe structure located adjacent to the pier; and reconstruct/repair/stabilize the severely cracked and failing (in areas) concrete pier, and associated corroded/ failing mooring bitts and bollards. The EIS would also consider repair of the breakwater, constructing structures called “dolphins” to assist barge maneuverability, and small scale dredging of the harbor to provide access for a range of barge sizes.

 

Please view this PowerPoint presentation for more specific information regarding

this project:

Repair Dock Structures to Ensure Continued Barge Service  

 

Here is the link to the project on the National Park Service planning website, PEPC:

 

 

Information on the relevant public meeting is here:

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Mother Marianne Monument

Did You Know?
Mother Marianne Cope nursed those suffering from leprosy in Hawai'i for 35 years. She arrived at Kalaupapa in 1888. Her philosophy of personal dignity in the face of death came almost a century before its adoption as the foundation of the hospice movement.

Last Updated: May 12, 2011 at 12:27 MST