Date & Time Monday, November 16, 2026 1:30 PM
Location Kalana O Maui Building, Council Chamber 8th Floor, Council Chamber 200 South High St., Wailuku, Hawai'i
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What's Being Discussed

  • Liloa Drive Extension – Eminent Domain: The committee will review a resolution that would allow the county to use eminent domain to acquire private property needed for Phase 1 of the Liloa Drive Extension road project. Eminent domain is a legal process where the government can purchase private land for public use, even if the owner does not wish to sell.
  • North-South Collector Road and Kihei Drainage: The committee will hear presentations on plans to acquire properties for a new collector road and a drainage improvement project in Kihei. Two related budget bills would fund these purchases. No vote will be taken at this meeting — this is a discussion only.
  • Electric Vehicle (EV) Parking Requirements: The committee will consider a bill that would update Maui County's Energy Code and zoning rules to require electric vehicle parking spaces and charging infrastructure in new developments.

Decisions Expected

  • The committee may vote to recommend the eminent domain resolution (Resolution 26-177) to the full Council, with or without changes, or choose not to advance it.
  • The committee may vote to advance the EV parking bill (Bill 121) to its first reading before the full Council, with or without changes.
  • No formal vote is expected on the Kihei drainage and road property acquisitions at this meeting.

Who Should Pay Attention

  • Property owners near Liloa Drive or along the proposed North-South Collector Road in Kihei
  • Residents and businesses affected by Kihei flooding or drainage issues
  • Developers, contractors, and property owners interested in electric vehicle charging requirements for new construction
  • Anyone concerned about how the county acquires land for public infrastructure projects

How to Participate

This is a public meeting — all community members are welcome to attend and provide testimony. Meetings are typically held in person and may also be accessible online.