General Info

There are about 40 miles of roads in the community. There are portions of pavement, gravel and dirt tracks. Keeping the roads in good condition is a challenge given the amount of rainfall and extremely limiting budget constraints.

Please note:
OLCA is NOT responsible for mowing along roads or for garbage or abandoned vehicle removal. The $85 annual road maintenance fee and the $100 annual paving fee (voted to be approved annually) are just for that, road maintenance and paving. We encourage our neighbors to mow the area where their property meets the road, and if possible, any nearby empty lots where they meet the roadway.

Paved Roadway

Gravel Roadway

Dirt Roadway

ROAD MAINTENANCE AND PAVING

Paving Schedule
A section of road is paved whenever enough money accumulates in the paving fund with each paving billing. Typically .75 miles is paved in each increment. That is roughly 2 crossing streets. How far we can pave each time is also limited by the paving materials chosen, and the cost of those materials. The order in which the roads are to be paved was voted and approved by membership vote. The next increments of paving will be (length of these may be less or more):

• Aulii 38th to 40th
• Ilima from existing paving to end
• 40th, completing to Pohaku & completing Pohaku (near 39th) to 40th (not including the wash-out area, this is a separate issue)
• Laniuma 39th to 40th

These will "complete" the current paving schedule as currently defined by our community. After this, it is suggested that we begin the significant repairs needed on the older chip-seal sections of pavement since they were never re-coated as designed. As a community, we will assess this at that time, and either continue the annual paving assessments (approved each year so far by full membership vote), or request a new assessment for this purpose.

The actual date of paving cannot be predicted far in advance because the amount of the paving assessment is voted on by the general membership each year and thus, uncertain (although it has never not been approved). Moreover, the amount collected depends on the number of members that actually pay up when invoiced. Since the paving fund is a membership wide voted & approved "assessment", it is legally collectible, and non-payment will eventually lead to a lien being placed on non-paying property owners.

Road complaints, comments, requests Road Chair or call 966-4518.