The 5.5-acre park off Highway 19 in Honomu, about 11 miles north of Hilo, has been closed since April 2017 after high amounts of lead were found in the soil there. The lead contamination is thought to have been caused by lead-based paint flaking from support pillars of a bridge on Highway 19 that spans Kolekole Gulch above the park. The state Department of Transportation bears the primary responsibility for cleaning up the lead, and according to the draft EA, the “issue is being addressed through interagency cooperation.”
Life in Hawai'i - state worker digs a hole every day, another worker immediately fills it up. Repeat this every day all the while increasing taxes to pay for this shit
> The 5.5-acre park off Highway 19 in Honomu, about 11 miles north of Hilo, has been closed since April 2017 after high amounts of lead were found in the soil there. The lead contamination is thought to have been caused by lead-based paint flaking from support pillars of a bridge on Highway 19 that spans Kolekole Gulch above the park. The state Department of Transportation bears the primary responsibility for cleaning up the lead, and according to the draft EA, the “issue is being addressed through interagency cooperation.”
Life in Hawai'i - state worker digs a hole every day, another worker immediately fills it up. Repeat this every day all the while increasing taxes to pay for this shit
Life in Hawai'i - state worker digs a hole every day, another worker immediately fills it up. Repeat this every day all the while increasing taxes to pay for this shit