The County of Maui is embarking on the creation of a new Historic Preservation Plan – the first one in more than 30 years. A historic preservation plan is a critical component of long-range planning, providing a road map and blueprint for preserving and managing the County’s significant historic and cultural resources. Recognizing the importance of Maui’s cultural heritage to local quality of life and economic vitality, the County completed the first phase of the planning process in 2019 with an assessment of key preservation issues and will begin creating the Preservation Plan in 2021. There will be several opportunities for the public to participate in the planning process, including attending plan review meetings and community workshops, as well as submitting questions and sharing mana‘o online. Help us in shaping Maui County’s new Historic Preservation Plan.

We welcome and encourage you – the residents and stakeholders of Maui Nui – to participate in the development of the Historic Preservation Plan. Your input is crucial! There are several ways you can stay informed and share your manaʻo throughout the planning process.

Historic Preservation Plan Project Website:
•  Check for project updates
•  Take surveys and view the results (coming soon)

Community Workshops:
•  Learn about and discuss the County’s historic preservation program
•  Share your ideas on preservation plan issues and strategies

Plan Review Meetings:

•  Learn about the County’s historic preservation program
•  Attend meetings and provide input

Social Media:
•  Look for project and event updates on Facebook and Instagram

Please contact the County of Maui Planning Department for more information or to get involved. Either call Annalise Kehler at 808-270-7506 or email Annalise.Kehler@co.maui.hi.us. Stay tuned for additional information.

All plan documents will be posted for review and download in the section below.

The Lakota Group

We bring creative solutions that inspire action and result in beautiful, people-driven places. Our firm has 25 years of experience in urban design, planning, landscape architecture, and historic preservation. Our mission is to create plans that build connections between people, their environments, and their history. This is perfectly reflected in our name. Lakota, the Native American word for Allies.

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SWCA

SWCA Environmental Consultants was founded in 1981 on the principle of providing sound science and creative solutions to assist communities in preserving their natural and cultural resources. Our Hawai‘i cultural resources team includes experienced local archaeologists and architectural historians with a deep understanding of the Islands’ cultural and historic landscapes.

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