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Lahaina Business Park

Mid-Term

3 to 5 years for project completion

Timing
Long-Term

6 years or more for project completion

Complexity

Low

Phase

Design

Cost

Low

Kuleana

“Farmers Market on Front Street [to] promote Hawaiian culture, history, and food, with shops/restaurants at affordable rent on Front Street. Rebuild a vibrant, exciting, commercial area with “old charm”, not modern. Keep multiple offerings of restaurants and music venues-promote local musicians. Change the name of Front Street to historic name.”

Community Quote from Long-Term Planning Recovery Survey

Project Description and Purpose

This project will develop a site that will create retail and community gathering spaces, celebrate culture and the arts, provide family friendly activities, fundraising opportunities and a venue to learn about the history of Lahaina and the host culture and of other cultures that make up our melting pot in Maui. It will reopen businesses, create a venue for local entertainers, create a new shopping hub with a food and beverage destination, and assist in supporting local businesses. The market will house tiny shops, mini galleries, food trucks/food vendors, beer garden, farmer’s market, cultural activities and education, Ohana Game Area, outdoor playground in courtyard area, and picnic tables/umbrellas for outdoor eating/sitting. Several properties are being considered.

Potential Locations of Lahaina Business Park

Interdependencies, Roadblocks and Next Steps

Potential locations for where the market will live are being considered but land acquisition is still required. Funding is also necessary to the success of this project.

Project Details

Short-Term

1 to 2 years for project completion

Cost Estimate

$6 Million

Potential Funding Sources

  • U.S. Economic Development Administration
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • National Endowment for the Arts (NEA): Our Town - FY 2025

Existing Funding Sources

Project Lead

County Office of Economic Development

Project Partners

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation

Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

Office of Hawaiian Affairs

County, State and Federal Partners

Other Local Community Groups

State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism

Economic Development

Lahaina Business Park

Mid-Term

3 to 5 years for project completion

Timing
Long-Term

6 years or more for project completion

Complexity

Low

Phase

Design

Cost

Low

Kuleana

“Farmers Market on Front Street [to] promote Hawaiian culture, history, and food, with shops/restaurants at affordable rent on Front Street. Rebuild a vibrant, exciting, commercial area with “old charm”, not modern. Keep multiple offerings of restaurants and music venues-promote local musicians. Change the name of Front Street to historic name.”

Community Quote from Long-Term Planning Recovery Survey

Project Description and Purpose

This project will develop a site that will create retail and community gathering spaces, celebrate culture and the arts, provide family friendly activities, fundraising opportunities and a venue to learn about the history of Lahaina and the host culture and of other cultures that make up our melting pot in Maui. It will reopen businesses, create a venue for local entertainers, create a new shopping hub with a food and beverage destination, and assist in supporting local businesses. The market will house tiny shops, mini galleries, food trucks/food vendors, beer garden, farmer’s market, cultural activities and education, Ohana Game Area, outdoor playground in courtyard area, and picnic tables/umbrellas for outdoor eating/sitting. Several properties are being considered.

Potential Locations of Lahaina Business Park

Interdependencies, Roadblocks and Next Steps

Potential locations for where the market will live are being considered but land acquisition is still required. Funding is also necessary to the success of this project.

Project Details

Short-Term

1 to 2 years for project completion

Cost Estimate

$6 Million

Potential Funding Sources

  • U.S. Economic Development Administration
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • National Endowment for the Arts (NEA): Our Town - FY 2025

Existing Funding Sources

Project Lead

County Office of Economic Development

Project Partners

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation

Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

Office of Hawaiian Affairs

County, State and Federal Partners

Other Local Community Groups

State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism

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