Iao Parkside $310,000.00

$310,000.00

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This stunning and eye catching 2 bedrooms, 2 baths property comes fully furnished from A-Z, and it’s easily move in ready. Once you open the front doors, you are welcomed to an open and spacious living design with numerous craftsman upgrades throughout. This comfortable and inviting home is an ideal gathering place for entertaining with friends and family. The living area focal point is the 12.5 foot vaulted ceiling, floor-to-ceiling summer fireplace that is surrounded by floating shelves, & the multi-overhead lighting/fans. A bonus feature is a very nice home theater system (wall mounted flat screen TV, built in wall speakers, CD-audio/video player & audio receiver). The family chef will enjoy prepping in the kitchen with corian countertops, multi-functional butcher block island, stainless steel appliances & extra deep sink. Detailed enhancements in the master bedroom/bath provide a relaxing environment to unwind. Over and above goodies include; customized cabinetry with increased/optimum storage, central vacuum power cleaner (6 gallon dirt bucket) with green benefits, wood framed plantation shutters & dimmer switches for energy efficiency. This residence in Central Maui offers convenient access to major shopping centers, medical facilities, fitness centers, parks, hair salons, airport, & endless island activities.

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People who made a difference in Hawaii in 2007

18. Mike Dyer, a well-respected real estate agent on Kauai’s North Shore who in the early 1970s managed Ka Loko Reservoir for then owner C. Brewer, is a key witness in the investigation of the breach of Ka Loko Dam. he told Hawaii Reporter how he’d documented unsafe activity at the dam in the late 1990s and reported it to both the dam’s owner, automobile mogul James Pflueger, and to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources Kauai office. Dyer noted construction with heavy equipment along the edge of the Ka Loko Dam, which fronts the reservoir. Dyer became greatly troubled when he saw the dam’s main safety feature, a concrete spillway about 15 to 20 feet wide located 8 to 10 feet below the dam, was no longer visible, and instead was completely covered by dirt. With a background in engineering, experience in the Peace Corps with earthen dams, and the knowledge he had of Ka Loko as its previous caretaker, Dyer knew right away the serious implication the covering of the spillway had on the dam’s integrity. Too much water in the dam would flow over the top eroding the dam’s structure instead of being guided safely down the spillway. Substantial erosion would mean the dam would not hold. With Ka Loko filling up to as much as 500 million gallons of water, Dyer feared the worst could happen. His warnings were never heeded or even acknowledged. He has become a key witness in the criminal and civil cases against Pflueger. for more click here