Haiku Stairs' demolition to begin late April, city says | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The city says demolition of the more than 3,900 steps leading to the top of the Koolau Range, above Haiku Valley and the H-3 freeway, will begin at the end of April.
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The city says demolition of the more than 3,900 steps leading to the top of the Koolau Range, above Haiku Valley and the H-3 freeway, will begin at the end of April.
The legal battle continued this week to save 4,000 feet of steel steps built on a sheer ridgeline above Kaneohe from a City and County of Honolulu demolition project.
I’m sitting on my lānai (veranda), enjoying the breezes of Waikīkī and listening to the sounds of silence. That’s right, quiet, in Waikīkī. At night.
The mayor’s office said the city’s timeline to demolish the Haiku Stairs will start soon.
Three National Guardsmen on a morning sightseeing flight were among the first casualties on December 7, 1941