Lahaina Harbor Restoration
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Upcoming Events
Streets Workshops
Drop in anytime to learn about the project, interact with the project team, and share ideas on street design. Work with designers, who will sketch out your ideas.
- Tuesday, June 24, 1pm - 5pm
- Wednesday, June 25, 1pm - 3:30pm
- At Lahaina Resource Center at Lahaina Gateway (Suite B102)
Pau Hana Open House*
Drop in anytime and view the design work that has been produced so far* during the workshops. Talk with the project team and provide your feedback.
- Wednesday June 25, 4pm - 7pm
at Lahaina Resource Center
Pau Hana Open House and Closing Presentation
Listen to a presentation on the work done during the workshops and view draft street designs. Talk with the project team and provide your feedback.
- Thursday, June 26, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm at Lahaina Intermediate School cafeteria
Lahaina Small Boat Harbor
“Make the re-establishment of the Lahaina Harbor community businesses and workers a priority as these businesses and workers are in great need of re-establishing their livelihoods after such a devastating event.”
Community Quote, Ola Lahaina Recovery Survey
Purpose
The harbor was destroyed in the August 2023 wildfires and is a critical component of the rehabilitation and revitalization of Lahaina. The Harbor is vital to the community’s recovery and long-term well-being as it supports the local economy through tourism, recreation and commercial activity. It provides safe docking of vessels and can contribute to resilience as a mechanism for evacuations and transport of goods. Additionally, the harbor provides important cultural benefit, fostering social connections through local traditions.
Project Description
This project includes multiple phases and components, listed as follows, to restore recreational and commercial activity.
- Reconstruction of Harbor Fuel System
- Bathymetric survey and debris removal
- Removal and replacement of mooring anchor blocks, steel and concrete piles
- Repair of loading pier
- Assessment and repair of water system leaks
- Dredging of harbor and Mala boat ramp
- Replacement of Front Row piers and dinghy dock
- Reconstruction of inner and outer marginal wharfs
Lahaina Small Boat Harbor in 1977
Interdependencies and Roadblocks
This project consists of work in water which requires careful environmental permitting and review.
Next Steps
- Demolition began in fall of 2024 and reconstruction is anticipated to be completed September 2026
Maui ERC Project Crosswalk
Project Details
Cost Estimate:
$30 million
Existing Funding Sources:
FHWA Emergency Relief Program
Project Lead:
State Department of Land and Natural Resources
Potential Funding Sources:
- State Boating Special Fund
- U.S. Department of Transportation Emergency Relief Funds
Project Partners:
TBD
Alignment with West Maui Community Plan (WMCP)
- Goal 2.4 Economic opportunity through innovation and collaboration
- Policy 2.4.6 Support boating facilities located near harbors
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