Contested Case Hearings

Maui Island

State of Hawaiʻi

Commission on Water Resource Management

Contested Case Hearings

Island of Maui

CCH-MA05-01: Iao Ground Water Management Area Basal Source Contested Case Hearing
CCH-MA06-01: Iao Ground Water Management Area High-Level Source Water Use Permit Applications and Petition to Amend Interim Instream Flow Standards of Waihee, Waiehu, Iao, & Waikapu Streams Contested Case Hearing
CCH-MA13-01: Petition to Amend Interim Instream Flow Standards for Honopou, Hanehoi/Puolua, Waikamoi, Alo, Wahinepee, Puohokamoa, Haipuaena, Punalau/Kolea, Honomanu, Nuaailua, Piinaau, Palauhulu, Ohia (Waianu), Waiokamilo, Kualani (Hamau), Wailuanui, Waikani, West Wailuaiki, East Wailuaiki, Kopiliula, Puakaa, Waiohue, Paakea, Waiaaka, Kapaula, Hanawi, and Makapipi Streams
CCH-MA13-02: Provisional Recognition of Appurtenant Rights, Na Wai Eha Surface Water Management Area, Waihee, Waiehu, Iao, Waikapu Streams, Maui, Hawaii
CCH-MA15-01: Surface Water Use Permit Applications, Integration of Appurtenant Rights and Amendments to the Interim Instream Flow Standards, Na Wai Eha Surface Water Management Areas of Waihee, Waiehu, Iao and Waikapu Streams, Maui

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4 What The Press Is Saying About PSP

Public Service Pensions Putting Profit Before People

PSAC Union
”Our union has been campaigning to pressure the Public Sector Pension Plan to end its investment in Revera Inc., the second largest Canadian network of for-profit long-term facilities. Pension funds should not be used for the exploitation of marginalized and vulnerable people” Read more

When Big Money Moved in on Maui’s Agriculture

The Maui ESG Investment Project
“Mahi Pono LLC, backed by an investment from a large Canadian union pension plan, embraced the language of sustainable investment and promised to do right by the community. Instead, working with previous landowner A&B, Mahi Pono continued many of A&B’s practices and behaviors, in particular seeking to secure bargain-rate water leases” Read more

Are these the people we want controlling the future of Maui’s most precious water source?

Vote Yes on the Ballot Measure to bring control of our public water to our communities.

People like to say here in Hawaiʻi that land is power, but really water is power.

— William Paty, former Chairman Dept. of Land and Natural Resources