January 2009 YOUR CUSTOMER CARE MANAGER |
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Hawaii has a rich native culture and language. In 1978 Hawaiian was named the official language of Hawaii along with English. The Hawaiian Language was traditionally an oral language but was translated into a written language during the early missionary era. There are only 12 letters (a, e, i, o, u, h, k, l, m, n, p, w) used in the Hawaiian alphabet; there is also what is known as a kahako (ā, ē, ī, ō, ū) which makes the vowel long and an okina (')similar to an apostrophe that breaks up the sound. For example, this is the proper way of writing Poi'pū. We thought you would enjoy a little lesson in Hawaiian Language that encompasses the New Year of 2009. View & Download Hawaiian Calendar Days of the Week Months of the Year |
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With the close of 2008, some exciting milestones have been met for Phase 1 construction and the resort-style buildings have taken shape. The concrete work for all four levels of buildings 6, 2, and 3 is complete. Each new level has been an exciting undertaking for construction because each new level brings a different view. It’s not often that construction crews work amidst views of whale’s spouting and breaching. Phase 1 Buildings 9 and 1W are well underway and are scheduled to receive slab on grade concrete this month. The underground work for Phase 1 is substantially complete. A recent milestone includes the completion of the gas-lines that will fuel Tiki Torches surrounding the Lagoon and Adult Pool. These pools are scheduled to begin this year. As part of our housekeeping we would like to follow-up on our most recent Project Updates; The Amended Public Report issued February 7, 2008 and Amendment 1 issued August 21, 2008. These updates are common throughout the course of the project as construction and sales plans evolve. You can anticipate more project updates represented by such amendments. Mahalo to all of our homeowners who have returned their signed receipts. We appreciate your response. |
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