FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I contact the Board of Directors?
We’d love to hear from you! Fill out our contact form and we’ll get back to you.
What does the Board of Directors do?
The Honu Alahele Homeowner’s Association Board of Directors is responsible for maintaining an attractive, safe, and friendly neighborhood. Some of the Board’s responsibilities include:
- Maintaining the Honu Alahele neighborhood park.
- Maintaining drainage basins and drainage channels.
- Maintaining fences and hedges along Kenolio Road.
- Maintaining the “Turtle Wall” mural at the Kenolio Road entrance.
- Securing insurance for common areas.
- Accounting for income and expenses.
See the By-Laws to learn more.
How can I become a board member?
If you are interested in collaborating with fellow homeowners and helping maintain an attractive, safe, and friendly neighborhood, please contact us to learn more about serving on the Board of Directors.
How do I access the Honu Alahele neighborhood park?
A four-digit code is required to access the Honu Alahele neighborhood park. Access is restricted to owners and tenants. If you are an owner in need of the code, please contact us. If you are a tenant, please contact your landlord.
Is it ok to park my car on the street overnight?
Maui County Code 10.48.110 prohibits overnight parking for more than one hour between the hours of 2:00 am-6:00 am. The police have the authority to issue tickets and/or tow away vehicles that are not in compliance. Please help reduce the nuisance of excessive street parking along our Honu Alahele neighborhood streets.
Are vacation rentals allowed?
No. Short-term rentals for a rental period of less than 180 days are strictly prohibited by the CC&Rs (Article 12.c).
Can I operate a business on my property?
Our CC&Rs (Article 12.c) do not allow any commercial activity within the Honu Alahele neighborhood. Home offices are allowed.
What is the pet policy?
Each lot is allowed no more than three domestic animals.
What about feral chickens?
Feral chickens are not welcome in our neighborhood. They are noisy, messy, and destroy landscaping. Furthermore, the state of Hawaii has deemed feral chickens to be a nuisance and public health risk. To keep our neighborhood attractive and safe, please do not feed the feral chickens.
What is the process to build or renovate?
Owners are required to advise the Board of Directors and submit an Architectural Review Application for New Construction or Addition for any construction activity, including exterior house painting, major landscaping changes, fencing, and concrete work.