Updated at 4:58 p.m., Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Boulder crashes near site of 2002 Hawaii Kai rockslide
Advertiser Staff
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The rockslide occurred a few hundred yards from where two boulders the size of garbage dumpsters crashed into parked cars in the Lalea complex on Thanksgiving Day 2002, forcing the evacuation of 26 families.
Officials from Castle & Cooke, which developed the 290-unit complex, and Kamehameha Schools, which owns the hillside, said today that they were still evaluating the situation.
Following the 2002 rockslides, the two organizations spent about $3 million to clear the hillside of debris and install wire fencing.