PowerPoint presentation describing neighbor concerns about late-night partying, dog control, littering and mango picking at Kea'alau Park.

1. Kea’alau Neighborhood Park
44-500 Kaneohe Bay Drive

2. Three Main Issues
• Park Closure Hours
• Dogs in the Park
• Two Mango Trees

3. Reasons Park Hours needed
• This is a passive neighborhood park where
there are no facilities or lights.
• Two of the three signs were erected three
years ago to try to inform the public that
there are rules to the use of the park. Mostly
ignored daily.
• Park surrounded by Yacht Club Terrace homes

4. Dogs in the Park
• Almost every day there are people who ignore
the laws by bringing their Dogs to the Park

5. Dogs in the Park

6. Mango Trees and Pickers
• Constantly dealing with families of people coming
into the park to climb or throw sticks into the two
Mango trees, leaving trash and/or baby diapers
starting around at 5 am until after dark…..This is a
constant problem every 6 months and longer.
• The smell of rotting mangos is an issue as well,
from the ones that just fall out of the trees to the
ones that rot from being discarded by people
having eaten and just throw on the ground. This
intern draws flies and an unhealthly environment.

7. Mango Pickers
• Several times people have climb into the
trees, going as high as they can, breaking off
branches and just leaving trash behind. Not to
mention what would happen if they fell out.
• Sometimes 20-40 people show up – extended
families etc….

8. 2 Mango Trees in Park

9. Mango Pickers

10. Mango’s from the ground

11. Came at 7:10pm – left 7:55pm after
dark

12. Recommended Solutions to the City
and County Parks Dept
• Park Hours – Closed Dusk to Dawn
• Dogs in the Park – Kaneohe Police patrols
being aware of the park laws and to stop and
warn people and/or issue tickets.
• Mango Trees - Both these trees
recommended be removed.