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West Maui Greenway

Mid-Term

3 to 5 years for project completion

Timing
Long-Term

6 years or more for project completion

Complexity

High

Phase

Design

Cost

High

Kuleana

Project Description and Purpose

The West Maui Greenway is a proposed 25-mile multiuse trail that will connect Ukumehame to Līpoa Point. It will provide a safe, multimodal transportation option to using the Honoapi’ilani Highway and act as an alternative evacuation route accessible to vehicles in an emergency, as well as a fire and fuel break for fire protection. Welcoming people of all ages and abilities who walk, bike, or use assisted mobility devices, the  West Maui Greenway was identified as a priority project in numerous previous planning efforts. The Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization received federal funding and produced the West Maui Greenway Plan (September 2022) which developed a preferred route alignment, breaking the corridor into seven segments and trail types. This project focuses on Phase 1 which includes Segments 3, 4, and 5 from Lahaina Civic Center to Launiupoko Beach Park (5.25 miles).

West Maui Greenway

Interdependencies, Roadblocks and Next Steps

Route alignment and design for Phase 1 need to be coordinated with the Lahaina Rebuild Framework project as the West Maui Greenway is a key urban design feature for the town.  Right-of-way acquisition, funding  and long-term management and maintenance of the greenway are key challenges.

Project Details

Short-Term

1 to 2 years for project completion

Cost Estimate

Potential Funding Sources

  • Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE)
  • Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP)
  • Recreational Trails Program (RTP)
  • NPS
  • Philanthropy
  • Local Community Groups
  • County of Maui

Existing Funding Sources

Project Lead

County Office of Recovery

County Department of Public Works

Project Partners

County Department of Parks & Recreation

Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization

National Park Service – Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance

Local Community Groups

State Department of Transportation

Community Planning

West Maui Greenway

Mid-Term

3 to 5 years for project completion

Timing
Long-Term

6 years or more for project completion

Complexity

High

Phase

Design

Cost

High

Kuleana

Project Description and Purpose

The West Maui Greenway is a proposed 25-mile multiuse trail that will connect Ukumehame to Līpoa Point. It will provide a safe, multimodal transportation option to using the Honoapi’ilani Highway and act as an alternative evacuation route accessible to vehicles in an emergency, as well as a fire and fuel break for fire protection. Welcoming people of all ages and abilities who walk, bike, or use assisted mobility devices, the  West Maui Greenway was identified as a priority project in numerous previous planning efforts. The Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization received federal funding and produced the West Maui Greenway Plan (September 2022) which developed a preferred route alignment, breaking the corridor into seven segments and trail types. This project focuses on Phase 1 which includes Segments 3, 4, and 5 from Lahaina Civic Center to Launiupoko Beach Park (5.25 miles).

West Maui Greenway

Interdependencies, Roadblocks and Next Steps

Route alignment and design for Phase 1 need to be coordinated with the Lahaina Rebuild Framework project as the West Maui Greenway is a key urban design feature for the town.  Right-of-way acquisition, funding  and long-term management and maintenance of the greenway are key challenges.

Project Details

Short-Term

1 to 2 years for project completion

Cost Estimate

Potential Funding Sources

  • Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE)
  • Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP)
  • Recreational Trails Program (RTP)
  • NPS
  • Philanthropy
  • Local Community Groups
  • County of Maui

Existing Funding Sources

Project Lead

County Office of Recovery

County Department of Public Works

Project Partners

County Department of Parks & Recreation

Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization

National Park Service – Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance

Local Community Groups

State Department of Transportation

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