Keep the North Shore Country
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To preserve, protect and enhance the heritage and rural character of the North Shore
of Oahu, Hawaii, in partnership with communities from Kaena Point to Kahaluu.
of Oahu, Hawaii, in partnership with communities from Kaena Point to Kahaluu.
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Oral Arguments at the Supreme CourtThursday, December 17th, 9:00 a.m.We are very pleased with the fantastic representation before the Hawaii Supreme Court by Rory Wicks, our lead counsel from Coast Law Group LLP. He was extremely knowledgable on the facts of the case and all aspects of environmental law, and he was very compelling in presenting the reasons why the Turtle Bay Resort Expansion Plan is THE CLASSIC CASE FOR A SUPLEMENTAL EIS. The Court will now take the matter under advisement. It is not know when they may be ready to render a ruling. - 12/17/09 News Roudup Honolulu Advertiser - 12/17/09 Preview Honolulu Advertiser - 12/18/09 Report HawaiiOceanLaw.com - Read the Live Blogging Transcript Will you help us with a tax-deductible donation today?
Legal Documents Hawaii Supreme Court
Intermediate Court of Appeals
ICA Dissenting Opinion Opening Brief Answering Brief - City Answering Brief - Kuilima Reply Brief 1 Reply Brief 2 Denial of Motion to Postpone Amicus Curiae from Conservation Council for Hawaii Circuit Court First Amended Complaint Part TwoKuilima's 1st Motion for Summary Judgment - Statute of Limitations City Joinder Our Reply KRC Reply Kuilima's 2nd Motion for Summary Judgment - NonDiscretionary Actions City No Position Our Reply Pt 2 KRC Reply Kuilima's 3rd Motion for Summary Judgment - Burden of Proof City Joinder Our Reply KRC Reply Kuilima's Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings City Joinder Our Reply KRC Reply Kuilima's Motion for Protective Order City Joinder Our Reply KRC Reply Our Motion for Summary Judgment KRC Reply City Reply Our Reply Transcript of November 13, 2006 Hearing Declaratory Judgment - December 5, 2006 Final Judgement - December 15, 2006 News about the ICA Oral Arguments Honolulu Star BulletinHonolulu Advertiser KHON-2 KITV-4 CNN Listen to the Oral Arguments from April 9, 2008 (Large MP3 file) Related News, Projects and Efforts Governor's Task Force The Governor has put together an impressive task force to determine how best to proceed. Click here for the latest Task Force News. Get on the distribution list for updates at TurtleBayAWG@gmail.com. Ko`olauloa-North Shore Alliance A network of 26 supporting organizations joined together to support the Turtle Bay Initiative. Go to the Alliance website "Save Kawela Bay"
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Keep the North Shore Country, along with Sierra Club, Hawaii Chapter, is involved in a legal challenge with Kuilima Resort Company, an Oaktree Capital Management, LLC, company, and the City and County of Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting over the need to require a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Turtle Bay Resort Expansion. The underlying Environmental Impact Statement was completed in 1985 and the developer now wants to proceed with a project that was approved in 1986. Read the News section of this website for details.