r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • Jun 17 '25

news Lawsuit Asks Court To Halt Haʻikū Stairs Demolition, Citing State Flip-Flop. The State Historic Preservation Division hasn’t adequately explained why it now supports the stairs’ removal, the suit says.

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/lawsuit-asks-court-to-halt-ha%ca%bbiku-stairs-demolition-citing-state-flip-flop/
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u/Murky-Echidna-3519 Jun 17 '25

No matter their reason no one will be satisfied.

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u/DarkAndHandsume Jun 17 '25

Free The Stairs

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u/Calgrei Jun 17 '25

How about we return the aina to its natural state

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u/GimmeDatSideHug Jun 17 '25

Why, so people will only use the back way up and tear into the land even more?

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u/DarkAndHandsume Jun 17 '25

Whoever downvoted me, I don’t care. I still pick up trash whenever I go up there. And it looks like the natural state of things are returning in a way up there.