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Board approves speed hump at Kaiokai stop; volunteers handle park repairs and painting
Summary
Board approved installing a rubber speed hump at the stop sign on Kaiokai Street to slow drivers and discussed painting, playground equipment installation and volunteer-driven park maintenance.
The Leilani Estates board approved installation of an existing rubber speed hump at the stop sign on Kaiokai Street after members raised safety concerns about motorists "racing through" the neighborhood. President John Segalla described the problem bluntly: "People don't stop there. They race through." Board members discussed liability and emergency-response concerns but favored signage and road markings in addition to the device to improve visibility.
Separately, park and grounds reports highlighted volunteer maintenance: Michael, the park maintenance worker, is trimming trees and preparing to install playground equipment; a local contractor and a resident donated materials and labor to repaint restrooms. The parks working group requested a stockpile of fill material for low spots and will coordinate volunteer schedules to reduce operating costs.
