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Tom BartlettPHCA Board election · electronic voting closes Saturday, Oct. 24, 10:00 AM HSTHow to vote →
No vote MJ Stancil is the 1 Hotel’s manager and a developer’s employee.
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1 Hotel developers — and a new group, “Friends of Princeville” — want to build on ALL our protected open space — the Woods, the Lakes, and the Ocean Courses — and on the bluff at Puʻu Poʻa, where families report possible burial sites: land that carries anthrax risks, wildlife habitats, water reclamation, fire breaks, and recreation. Follow the people and the money below — tap any face to see who they are and how they’re connected.
Protect Princeville is neighbors standing up for Princeville and the North Shore.
You may recently have received a slick “Friends of Princeville” letter. It was signed by Bernard Markowicz, and the members’ mailing list was requested by Ace Hodgin, Rose Krebs’s husband. It is part of a Starwood-aligned hostile takeover of your HOA, one that is costing members more money defending Rose Krebs, the Starwood-aligned Board director now under a removal petition. Click here to understand the next HOA vote →
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Protect Princeville is a community of neighbors working to preserve the North Shore. These are the goals we are fighting for.
Keep our open space open — no development on the Woods Course or the bluffs.
Guard the water, streams, and ocean that every home and neighbor depends on.
Lift the cloud of development threats, anthrax, and litigation that has stalled our home sales.
Preserve the habitat and refuge lands that make the North Shore what it is.
Work with neighbors to keep Princeville authentically Kauaʻi.
Stand with the local nonprofit groups protecting our bluffs, the reef and the watershed. Meet our partners →
Restore respect and kindness to Princeville’s HOA, its management and its meetings, so neighbors can work together again.
The specific actions we are calling on the PHCA Board and our community to take.
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