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26 years selling Hawaii real estate. Windward Oahu specialist: 28 Kailua and 6 Kuilima transactions, four oceanfront sales, Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist. I help sellers with hard-to-price, inherited and life-transition properties across Kailua, Lanikai, Hawaii Kai and the North Shore.
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Lessons of the 2004 Manoa Flood (Civil Beat)
A community voice op-ed by Damien Waikoloa examines how inaction and local opposition to flood mitigation infrastructure allowed history to repeat itself in Manoa Valley. The 2004 Manoa flood caused $80-85 million in damage, yet 22 years later the same stream flooded the same streets again after the Army Corps of Engineers abandoned upstream detention basin plans amid neighborhood resistance.
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Summary
A community voice op-ed by Damien Waikoloa examines how inaction and local opposition to flood mitigation infrastructure allowed history to repeat itself in Manoa Valley. The 2004 Manoa flood caused $80-85 million in damage, yet 22 years later the same stream flooded the same streets again after the Army Corps of Engineers abandoned upstream detention basin plans amid neighborhood resistance.
Tags
flood-management · urban-planning · hawaii · climate-resilience · infrastructure · community-opposition · housing-policy
Key entities
Damien Waikoloa (person, 1) · Samantha Ikehara (person, 0.75) · Hawaii YIMBY (organization, 0.95) · YIMBY Action (organization, 0.9) · University of Hawaii at Manoa (organization, 1) · U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (organization, 1) · Manoa Neighborhood Board (organization, 0.98) · Manoa Valley (location, 1) · Manoa Stream (location, 1) · Hamilton Library (location, 0.95) · Noelani Elementary School (location, 0.95) · Woodlawn Drive (location, 0.9) · Manoa Valley District Park (location, 0.92) · Hawaii (location, 1) · 2004 Manoa Flood (event, 1) · 2026 Manoa Flood (event, 0.97) · Ala Wai Flood Risk Management Project (concept, 0.98) · flood detention basins (concept, 0.93)
Classification
analysis · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-sonnet-4-6 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 8 Sep 2026