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Family seeks guidance after decades‑old Anahola lease becomes fractionated; DHHL staff to advise
Summary
A beneficiary and his representative asked the commission for guidance about subdividing an approximately 14‑acre Anahola parcel held in tenants‑in‑common by multiple successors; the group requested clarity on whether existing workman's quarters qualify as homes and on how proceeds would be distributed if improvements are sold.
Representatives for Jerry Almeda and other beneficiaries presented a request for guidance on May 20 about a long‑standing, fractionated interest in a roughly 14‑acre Anahola parcel and whether the commission could facilitate a subdivision or otherwise protect the claimant’s ability to build and remain on the land.
Chanel Josiah, speaking on behalf of Jerry Almeda, described the parcel’s history: the original award in 1985 covered about 15 acres (lot 9, later Lot 9A, under lease 5467) and successive transfers and public‑notice awards reduced and redistributed interests among multiple lessees and successors. Josiah said portions of the original acreage were subdivided in the 1990s, one…
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