The Honoapiilani Highway Improvements project has continued to progress. The draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) was published earlier this year in January. The project team has incorporated all of the input provided into the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS).
Thank you to everyone who participated in the public hearings and who provided comments on the DEIS. All comments are included in the FEIS, along with responses.
The DEIS was prepared as a joint document, to meet State and Federal statutes and requirements. Two Final EIS documents:
Federal Final EIS – published in the Federal Register along with the Federal Record of Decision (ROD)
State Final EIS – published in the Environmental Notice (end of September)
View Federal FEIS, published in the Federal Register
(Coming Soon)
View Federal FEIS, published in The Environmental Notice
(Coming Soon)
The scenic coastal Honoapiʻilani Highway (State Route No. 30) is a single two-lane highway that currently serves as the primary access route to and from West Maui.
It is part of the island’s belt road system which operates as a two-lane principal arterial on the National Highway System (NHS) and Freight Network System (FNS).
The undivided highway provides two 12-foot travel lanes with 4-foot to 8-foot shoulders. Most of the highway terrain is relatively flat, lying close to mean sea level.
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