Day 1 - January 9th, 2007
Summary: Our workshop kicked off with a site tour with the Design Team - a group of key stakeholders, developers, CAI Staff, interested citizens, county, state and federal agencies. After reconvening at the Malu`uluolele Cultural Center, a set of presentations was given by the project sponsors regarding the status of four major infrastructure projects currently planned for Lahaina Town. The four projects are:

Day 2 - January 10th, 2007
Summary: The second day of the workshop started with a short presentation from CAI Staff member Scott McCarey about the results and recommendations from the recent West Maui Commuter Needs Survey. Before breaking for lunch, Terri Musser reviewed a list of thirteen common objectives collected from the community meeting the night before. After lunch the attendees were split up into groups and given specific objectives from the thirteen design objectives and asked to begin work on determining alternatives for each. The groups were made of up Design Team members, CAI Staff, County/State/Federal representatives and community members. The day ended with a pin-up session of maps outlining the beginning stages of alternatives that each group determined. Read More

Day 3 - January 11th, 2007
Summary: The third day kicked off with brief presentations of the six alternative plans created by small workgroups on Wednesday. Next, Terri Musser lead an exercise to identify the elements among all six alternatives that were both similar and different.
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Day 4 - January 12th, 2007
Summary: The goal for the morning of our final day was to combine Alternative 1 and Alternative 2 into a plan with which everyone felt comfortable. Jim Charlier led a group exercise to take comments and develop consensus among the group. In the afternoon the design team picked up pens, pencils, markers, trace paper and maps to represent the consensus plan through drawings and cross sections.
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