Kuleana · commons reports · The Green Fee report, FY2027

Preservation of Mantokuji Bay

The Legislature set aside $500,000 from the State's fee on visitors (the Green Fee) for FY2027 for this project, run by the Statewide Planning and Coordination program (BED144) at the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. One-time money from the Special Land and Development Fund. What the project does, where, and what comes of it will appear here as it is reported.

GF-2027-HI-011 · Statewide Planning and Coordination (BED144) · DBEDT — Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism

A record kept by the people caring for each moku, not by the State. The funded projects are listed from the State's own budget worksheet; everything else — where a project is, which moku it serves, what it has done, what stewards observe — is added by the people who do the work, with a source. Nothing here is a State report, and no agency has adopted or endorsed this site. It is here so residents and visitors can see who is caring for a place and how it is doing; it decides nothing about funding, eligibility, policy, or enforcement.

Budget

$500,000 · FY2027 · from the Special Land and Development Fund · one-time

Act 175 SLH 2026 (HB 1800), FY27 legislative adjustment to BED144 — budget worksheet (Attachment A, RFP 2026-001G) p.3

What has been reported

Nothing has been reported about this project yet beyond the budget line. When the program announces a call for proposals, an award, or a result, it is recorded here with a link to where it was said.

In the project's own words, and results

Not yet published. When the project reports its story and its numbers, and names its moku, a person reviews them and approves this page. Right now this record is not yet reviewed.

Place

Mantokuji Bay fronts Pāʻia (the Mantokuji Soto Mission shoreline). Moku read from the place name — confirm on first report.

No State map dashboard is linked yet. When the State sets one up, this page links to it. Maps and dashboards stay State-owned.

Where this comes from

Every fact on this page traces back through:

  1. This page, built from the register
  2. The project's record GF-2027-HI-011 (in the data download)
  3. The FY2027 register, kept with its full history
  4. The State's program record: Attachment A p.3, BED144: Statewide Planning and Coordination — FY27 legislative adjustment, "Preservation of Mantokuji Bay"
  5. Act 250 SLH 2025 as amended by Act 175 SLH 2026 (HB 1800) — the enacted State budget; the Green Fee project worksheet published by the Department of Budget and Finance as Attachment A to RFP 2026-001G