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July 21, 2009

Maui Reef Damage Case: Settlement Hopeful

The Maui News reports that a settlement is near in the litigation related to reef damage near Makena.

Per the article, the State Department of Land and Natural Resources is proposing to reduce the fine sought from a Maui tour boat operator from $542,950 to $130,000.  The Board of Land and Natural Resources will consider the proposal Wednesday at 9 a.m.

My post on these natural resource damage assessments is here.

Posted at 11:34 AM in Ocean Environmental Issues |

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