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MAUI
COUNTY
DATA BOOK
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COUNTY OF MAUI
OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
HAWAI’I SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER NETWORK
HAWAI’I BUSINESS RESEARCH LIBRARY
A Partnership Program between the University of Hawaii at Hilo
and the U.S. Small Business Administration
December 2005
A message from
Mayor Alan Arakawa
Aloha kākou –
On behalf of the people of the County of Maui, it is my pleasure to present the
2005 edition of the Maui County Data Book.
The Maui County Data Book is the definitive statistical reference work on Maui
Nui – Kahoòlawe, Lānaì, Maui and Molokaì. It contains tables and statistics
covering a broad spectrum of economic activity. The findings presented in this
book will help the reader in numerous ways: look up a fact, compare statistics
over time, prepare for a grant, back up a business plan, decide where to start a
business and, with the addition of community input, gain a better of
understanding of what we Mauians define as Maui Nui.
None of the valuable information contained in the 2005 Maui County Data Book
would be possible without the vital working partnership of the Hawaiì Small
Business Development Center Network’s Hawaiì Business Research Library in
Kīhei and the Maui County Office of Economic Development. Together they
provide the most up-to-date data critical to informed decision-making by both
prospective and established businesses in our community.
As with earlier editions of the Maui County Data Book, the 2005 edition is
available online at our Maui County Website at www.co.maui.hi.us and at the
Hawaiì Business Research Library’s Website www.hbrl-sbdc.org, and we hope
you will use it often to help you start-up, grow and expand upon your exciting
business idea.
Aloha,
Alan Arakawa
Mayor
This publication is partially supported and some material is based upon work supported by
the U.S. Small Business Administration and the University of Hawaii at Hilo under
Cooperative Agreement Number 5-603001-Z-0012-16. Any opinions, findings and
conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do
not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Small Business Administration or other sponsors.
This report has been catalogued by the Hawaii Business Research Library as follows:
Maui County Data Book. 1991- [Kihei, Hawaii]: Hawai‘i Business Research Library. Annual.
Maui County (Hawaii)—Statistics—Periodicals. I. Maui County (Hawai‘i). Office of Economic Development. II.
Hawai‘i Small Business Development Center Network. Hawai‘i Business Research Library.
HA329.7.M3
Copies of this book are available from the Hawaii Business Research Library, Suite 136, 590 Lipoa Parkway,
Kihei, Maui, Hawaii 96753. The price per copy is $20.00 when picked up in person, and $25.00 by first-class
mail. An online version is available in Adobe Acrobat format (only) at http://www.hbrl-sbdc.org/. The HBRL’s
Hawaii SmallBizWeek E-News newsletter is also available at the site. For further information, call (808) 8752400, or (800) 509-3100 (in-state only).
The State of Hawaii Data Book is available on-line through the State of Hawaii Department of Business,
Economic Development and Tourism. The tables are available at http://www2.hawaii.gov/DBEDT/index.cfm.
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Maui County Data Book 2005
ABOUT THIS BOOK
We hope you find the 2005 edition of the Maui County Data Book useful and
valuable. This publication provides economic, demographic and other statistical
information about the County of Maui.
This thirteenth edition of the Data Book is produced by the Hawai‘i SBDC
Network, Hawaii Business Research Library (HBRL) under a grant from the
County of Maui, administered by the Maui County Office of Economic
Development. In addition to the print version, the Data Book is also available
online via the Internet (http://www.hbrl-sbdc.org). In addition to compiling and
updating the Data Book, the Hawaii Business Research Library provides a callin/email service to provide a wide range of business research services to
individuals and businesses residing or operating in Hawai‘i, or investigating
business opportunities in Hawai‘i. The Data Book and its source material are
some of the key elements in the HBRL collection which includes a wide range
of print and electronic resources selected to inform business decision-making.
Several other publications complement the Maui County Data Book for
individuals needing more data about Hawai‘i. The State of Hawai‘i publishes
The State of Hawaii Data Book (http://www3.hawaii.gov/dbedt/index.cfm)
annually through the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic
Development and Tourism. The Hawaii County Department of Research and
Development publishes statistical data books annually (http://www.hawaiicounty.com/databook_current/ dbooktoc.htm). The Hawaii State Office of
Hawaiian Affairs publishes the Native Hawaiian Data Book (http://
www.oha.org/pdf/databook_6_02.pdf).
Numerous agencies of the federal, state and county governments, as well as
many private organizations in Maui County, in Hawai‘i and on the mainland
assisted the HBRL in preparing the Maui County Data Book. To them we extend
our deepest appreciation for their support and cooperation.
Maui County Data Book 2005
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CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS BOOK ........................................................................................................................
CONTENTS ......................................................................................................................................
GENERAL STATISTICS
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
1.1.1 Maui County Statistics ....................................................................................................
1.1.2 Census Bureau Quick Facts, Maui County and State of Hawaii .......................................
1.2.1 Maui County and Districts ..............................................................................................
1.2.2 Maui County Subdivisions and Places .............................................................................
1.2.3 Maui County Census Tracts .............................................................................................
1.3.1 Resident Population by Counties .....................................................................................
1.3.2 De Facto Population, By Counties ...................................................................................
1.3.3 Resident Population by Counties and Districts ................................................................
1.3.4 Population Density, Maui County ...................................................................................
1.3.5 Resident Population and Households, Maui County by District and Census Tract ............
1.3.6 Summary Characteristics of Persons for Maui County and Census Designated Places,
by Race and Sex .............................................................................................................
1.3.7 Population by Age Group, Maui County and Census Designated Places .........................
1.3.8 Population by Race, Maui County...................................................................................
1.3.9 Components of Change in the Resident Population of Maui County ................................
1.3.10 Marriages by Residency of Bride and Groom, Maui County ............................................
1.3.11 Marriages in Maui County Where Both Bride and Groom are Non-Residents ..................
1.3.12 Live Births, Maui County by Zip Code ............................................................................
1.3.13 Characteristics of Live Births, Maui County .....................................................................
1.3.14 Population and Economic Projections, Maui County: 2000 to 2030 ................................
1.4.1 Personal Income, Total and Per Capita, by Counties ........................................................
1.4.2 Cost of Living Comparison ..............................................................................................
1.4.3 Consumer Price Index (All Items Combined), by Type of Consumer: Honolulu ...............
1.4.4 Estimated Cost of Living by Category, Counties of Hawaii Relative to
Washington, DC .............................................................................................................
1.4.5 Earnings by Detailed Industry, Maui County ....................................................................
1.4.6 Detailed Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U): Honolulu ..................
1.5.1 Capacities of Hospitals and Specialty Care Beds, Maui County .......................................
1.5.2 Adult Residential Care Homes, Maui County ..................................................................
1.5.3 Health Practitioners Licensed in Hawaii by Place of Address ..........................................
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EDUCATION
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
2.1
Maui District Public and Private Schools by Island and Location .....................................
2.2
Per Pupil Expenditures by Schools/Functions, Maui County 2002-03 ..............................
2.3
Public Schools: Enrollment and Grades, Maui District ...................................................
2.4
Student Profiles, Maui County Public Schools, School Year 2002-03 ...............................
2.5
Ethnic Profiles, Maui County Public Schools, School Year 2002-03 .................................
2.6
Community Profiles, Maui County Public Schools, School Year 2002-03 ........................
2.7
Community Education Attainment Level Maui County Public Schools
School Year 2002-03 .......................................................................................................
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School Completion, Maui County Public Schools, School Year 2002-03 .........................
2.9
Teaching Staff Profiles, Maui County Public Schools, School Year 2002-03 .....................
2.10
Stanford Achievement Scores, Maui County Schools, School Year 2002-03 .....................
2.11
Private School Characteristics, School Year 2002 ............................................................
2.12
Private School Tuition, Maui County 2003-04 .................................................................
2.13
Private Schools: Enrollment and Grades, Maui District ...................................................
2.14
Library Holdings and Circulation, Hawaii State Library System, Maui Library District .....
2.15
Library Holdings and Circulation, Maui Community College ..........................................
2.16
Degrees and Certificates Earned by Degree and Program
Maui Community College, Fiscal Years Ending, June 30 .................................................
2.17
University of Hawaii Distance Learning Courses and Graduates, Maui County ...............
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Maui Community College Number of students and Faculty .............................................
GEOGRAPHY & LAND USE
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
3.1.1 Land and Water Area of Counties and Islands .................................................................
3.1.2 General Coastline and Tidal Shoreline of Hawaii, by County and Island ..........................
3.1.3 Major Named Waterfalls, Maui County ...........................................................................
3.1.4 Elevations of Major Summits ...........................................................................................
3.1.5 Miscellaneous Geographic Statistics, by Islands ..............................................................
3.1.6 Temperature and Precipitation Averages and Extremes, Maui County ..............................
3.1.7 Monthly Rainfall and Temperature at Specified Locations in Maui County ......................
3.1.8 Annual Rainfall and Temperature at Specified Locations, Maui County ...........................
3.2.1 Trends in Real Property Tax Base, Maui County ..............................................................
3.2.2 Land use Districts, Maui County .....................................................................................
3.2.3 Estimated Acreage of Land use Districts, by Islands .........................................................
3.2.4 Land Ownership, Maui County .......................................................................................
3.2.5 National and State Historic Places, Maui County ............................................................
3.2.6 Land in Hawaii Owned by Selected Large Landowners ...................................................
3.2.7 Department of Hawaiian Home Lands Acreage, Lessees, and Applicants, by Islands .......
3.2.8 Land Dispositions Made of Public Lands for Calendar Year 2003 ....................................
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3.2.9 Single Family Home and Condominium Sales by Area, Maui County ..............................
3.2.10 Land Sales by Area, Maui County ...................................................................................
3.2.11 Forest and Natural Area Acreage, By Islands June 30, 2003 .............................................
GOVERNMENT
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
4.1.1 Maps of Election Districts ...............................................................................................
4.2.1 Registered Voters and Votes Cast In the November 2, 2004 General Election ..................
4.2.2 Maui County General Election Results, November 2, 2004 .............................................
4.2.3 Maui County General Election Results, Office of Hawaiian Affairs Trustees and
State Constitutional Amendments, November 2, 2004 ....................................................
4.2.4 Maui County General Election Results, Maui County Charter Amendments,
November 2002 .............................................................................................................
4.3.1 County Statement of Revenues and Expenditures, All Governmental Fund Types
and Expendable Trust Funds, Maui County .....................................................................
4.3.2 State Tax Collections, Maui County Fiscal Years Ending June 30 ......................................
4.3.3 Estimated Real Property Tax Revenue, Maui County ........................................................
4.3.4 Real Property Tax Rates, Maui County .............................................................................
4.3.5 Public Bonded Debt of State and Maui County Governments .........................................
4.4.1 Personnel by County Department, Maui County .............................................................
4.4.2 Top 20 County Positions Recruited in FY 2002-03 ..........................................................
4.5.1 Median Adjusted Gross Income on Resident Returns by Status, Taxation District and Year
4.5.2 Sources of Income Reported by Number of Returns and Amount, Maui County 2002 .....
4.5.3 Deductions Claimed by Number of Returns and Dollar Amount Reported
and Allowed in 2002, Maui County ................................................................................
4.5.4 Tax Returns Filed in Maui County ...................................................................................
4.5.5 Tax Credits by Geographical Areas, Maui County 2002 ..................................................
4.5.6 Tax Credits Claimed by Individuals and Type of Credit, Maui County 2002 .....................
4.5.7 County Property Tax Exemptions by Type, Maui County FY 2005-06 ...............................
4.5.8 Liquid Fuel Tax Base & Tax Collections, FY Ending June 30, 2004, Maui County .............
4.5.9 Liquid Fuel Tax Allocation by Fund, FY Ending June 30, 2004, Maui County ...................
AGRICULTURE & AQUACULTURE
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
5.1.1 Agricultural Areas, Maui County .....................................................................................
5.1.2 Tenure and Characteristics of Farm Operators and Types of Farm Organization,
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
5.1.3 Farms and Land in Farms, Maui County ..........................................................................
5.1.4 Number of Farms, Farm Acreage, and Farm Employment, Maui County ..........................
5.1.5 Livestock: Number of Operations, Volume of Marketings, and Value of Sales,
Maui County .................................................................................................................
5.1.6 Crops: Acreage, Number of Farms and Value of Sales, Maui County ...............................
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Sugarcane, Maui Island ..................................................................................................
Vegetables, Melons and Taro, Acreage, Production and Value, Maui County ...................
Floriculture and Nursery Products, Maui County ............................................................
Floriculture and Nursery Products, by Commodity, Maui County ....................................
Fruits: Value of Sales, Maui County .................................................................................
Bananas, Maui County ...................................................................................................
Agricultural Tourism by County, 2000 and 2003 .............................................................
Agricultural Theft and Vandalism, By County ..................................................................
Commercial Fish Landings, Maui County ........................................................................
Sea Species Commonly Caught Near Fish Aggregating Devices, Maui County ................
FAD Catches and Trip Count, Maui County .....................................................................
COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
6.1.1 Average Paid Circulation of the Maui News ....................................................................
6.1.2 Average Distribution of Other Newspapers, Maui County ...............................................
6.1.3 Cable Television Companies, Subscribers and Revenues, by Counties .............................
6.1.4 Radio and Television Broadcasting Stations in Operation, Maui County ..........................
6.2.1 Liquid Fuel Tax Base, Maui County .................................................................................
6.2.2 Estimated Daytime Population and Employment-Residence
Ratios, Maui CDP ...........................................................................................................
6.2.3 Weekly Wholesale Gasoline Price Caps, Maui County ...................................................
6.2.4 Gasoline Average Prices Per Gallon, Maui County ..........................................................
6.2.5 Highway Distances, Island of Maui .................................................................................
6.2.6 Hawaii Drivers Licenses in Force and Vehicle Registration, by Type of Vehicle,
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
6.2.7 Highway Bridges, by Islands: December 31, 2003 .........................................................
6.2.8 Length of Streets and Highways, Paved and Unpaved by Islands, December 31, 2003 ....
6.2.9 Road, Bridge and Drainage Maintenance, County of Maui .............................................
6.2.10 Motor Vehicle Fuel Consumption and Vehicle Miles .......................................................
6.2.11 Vehicle Registration, by Taxation Status, for Counties 2003 .............................................
6.2.12 Major Traffic Accidents, Traffic Injuries, and Traffic Deaths, 1992 to 2003 by Counties ...
6.2.13 Aircraft Operations, by Type of Aircraft, ..........................................................................
6.2.14 Aircraft Operations, by Type of Aircraft, at Kahului and Molokai Airports ........................
6.2.15 Passengers, Cargo and Mail, Overseas and Interisland, Maui County Airports .................
6.2.16 Private Passenger Aircraft and Corporate Jet Landings, Kahului Airport ............................
6.2.17 Vessel Arrivals for Kahului Harbor ..................................................................................
6.2.18 Freight Traffic for Kahului Harbor ....................................................................................
6.2.19 Kahului Harbor Freight Traffic by Commodity .................................................................
6.2.20 Vessels That Use Kahului Harbor ....................................................................................
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ENERGY, SCIENCE AND WATER
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
7.1.1 Telescopes at the Summits of Mauna Kea and Haleakala: 2003 ......................................
7.1.2 Electric Utilities, Maui County ........................................................................................
7.1.3 Gas Utilities, Maui County ..............................................................................................
7.1.4 Hawaii State Energy Report, Energy Consumption Estimates by Source ...........................
7.1.5 Water Services and Consumption, Maui County .............................................................
7.1.6 Daily Averages for Water Production by Area, Maui County ............................................
7.1.7 Water System Development Fee Schedule ......................................................................
7.1.8 Water Services by Meter Size, Maui County ....................................................................
7.1.9 Outside Water Deliveries to Department of Water Supply, Maui County .........................
7.1.10 Water Sales to General & Agricultural Consumers by District & Systems,
Maui County, FY July 2002 - June 2003 ..........................................................................
7.1.11 Water Consumption by District, Maui County, FY July 2002- June 2003 .........................
CONSTRUCTION & HOUSING
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
8.1.1 Number and Value of Building Permits, Maui County .....................................................
8.1.2 Value of Building Permits, By Type, Maui County ............................................................
8.1.3 Private Residential Construction Authorizations, Maui County ........................................
8.1.4 Private Residential Construction and Demolition Authorized by Permits, Maui County ...
8.1.5 Largest Residential Construction Projects, Maui County ..................................................
8.1.6 Largest Commercial Construction Projects, Maui County ................................................
8.1.7 Planned Additions To And Subtractions From Maui Visitor Industry Plant Supply 2003 ....
8.1.8 Average Weekly Wages of Construction Industries, Maui County, 2002 ..........................
8.1.9 Building Permits Issued, Maui County, 2003 ...................................................................
8.1.10 Construction Establishments by Type and Location, Maui County ...................................
8.1.11 Estimated Value of Land Transactions, by Counties ..........................................................
8.2.1 Summary Housing Characteristics by Counties, 2000 .....................................................
8.2.2 Selected Housing Characteristics, Maui County ..............................................................
8.2.3 Housing Unit Characteristics of Census Designated Places (CDP), Maui County .............
8.2.4 Vacant Housing Unit Characteristics by Census Designated Place (CDP), Maui County ..
8.2.5 Occupied Housing Unit Characteristics by Census Designated Place (CDP),
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
8.2.6 Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Values by Census Designated Place (CDP),
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
8.2.7 Renter-Occupied Housing Unit Characteristics by Census Designated Place (CDP),
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
8.2.8 Gross Rent of Renter-Occupied Housing Units by Census Designated Place (CDP),
Maui County ..................................................................................................................
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FINANCE & LABOR
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
9.1.1 Financial Institutions with Locations in Maui County ......................................................
9.1.2 Deposits in Offices of FDIC-Insured Institutions, Maui County ........................................
9.1.3 Federal Credit Unions by Asset Size and Membership, Maui County ...............................
9.1.4 Federal Credit Union Characteristics, Maui County .........................................................
9.2.1 Civilian Labor Force Summary, State of Hawaii and Counties ..........................................
9.2.2 Employment Status of the Civilian Labor Force by Island, Maui County ...........................
9.2.3 Labor Force by Race and Sex, Maui County ....................................................................
9.2.4 Annual Average Job Count by Industry and Island, Maui County .....................................
9.2.5 Annual Wage for the Top Most Common Occupations, Maui County ..............................
9.2.6 Wages for the Top 10 Paying Industries, Maui County .....................................................
9.2.7 Best Job Opportunities in 2010, Maui County .................................................................
9.3.1 Characteristics of the Insured Unemployed in Maui County 2002 ...................................
9.3.2 Labor Force Status and Employment Characteristics, Maui County ..................................
9.3.3 Labor Force Status, By Census Designated Place, Maui County 2000 ..............................
VISITOR INDUSTRY & RECREATION
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
10.1.1 Visitors to Maui County by Month ..................................................................................
10.1.2 Length of Stay and Average Daily Census, Maui County, by Island ..................................
10.1.3 Average Daily Visitor Census, by Counties ......................................................................
10.1.4 Domestic Visitor Arrivals from top US MSAS, Maui County .............................................
10.1.5 Visitor Arrivals, Maui County ..........................................................................................
10.1.6 Nation of Residence of Visitors to Maui County ..............................................................
10.1.7 Total Air Seats Operated to Kahului Ariport .....................................................................
10.1.8 Hotel Occupancy Rates, Maui Island ..............................................................................
10.2.1 PKF-Hawaii Occupancy and Room Rates, Food and Beverage Sales,
Islands of Maui and Molokai ..........................................................................................
10.2.2 PKF-Hawaii Trends in the Hotel Industry, Maui County ...................................................
10.2.3 PKF-Hawaii Quality and Size Report, Maui County ........................................................
10.2.4 Hospitality Advisors LLC Hawaii Hotel Flash Report, Maui Island ...................................
10.2.5 Visitor Plant Inventory by Island and Price, Maui County ................................................
10.2.6 Visitor Plant Inventory by Island and Type, Maui County .................................................
10.2.7 Summary of Visitor Plant Inventory by Area and Type, Maui County ................................
10.2.8 Visitor Plant Inventory, Maui County ...............................................................................
10.2.9 Largest Hotels by Number of Sleeping Rooms, Maui County ...........................................
10.3.1 Expenditures Per Person Per Day by United States and Japanese Visitors, State of Hawaii
10.3.2 Visitor Spending, Maui and Molokai ...............................................................................
10.3.3 Summary Visitor Characteristics, Maui County ................................................................
10.3.4 Summary Visitor Characteristics, By Island ......................................................................
10.3.5 Cruise Visitor Per Person Per Day Spending by Category and MMA, State of Hawaii ........
10.3.6 Cruise Ship Passenger Numbers Visiting Maui in 2003 and 2004 ....................................
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Major Cruise Ships Visiting Maui ....................................................................................
Activity Participation Maui County by Visitor Category ....................................................
Excellent Satisfaction Ratings by Island ...........................................................................
Maui County Visitation Decision Timetable .....................................................................
Overall Island Experience, Maui County, All Visitor Categories .......................................
Visitors by Income Level, Maui County by MMA ............................................................
Attendance at Museums and other Cultural Attractions, Maui County .............................
National and State Historic Sites, Maui County ...............................................................
National, State and County Parks, Maui County ..............................................................
Park Maintenance, Maui County Department of Parks and Recreation ............................
Seaweed Removal From Maui Beaches ...........................................................................
Seating Capacities of Selected Facilities, Maui County ....................................................
Dog Licenses Issued, by Island ........................................................................................
Maui Humane Society Animal Acquisitions and Dispositions, Maui Island ......................
Maui Humane Society Call Slips and Citations Issued .....................................................
DOMESTIC TRADE
Introduction .................................................................................................................................
11.1.1 Manufacturing Maui County and State of Hawaii ............................................................
11.1.2 Industrial Parks, Island of Maui .......................................................................................
11.2.1 General Excise Tax Base, Maui County ...........................................................................
11.2.2 Retail Establishments With Employees by Type and Location ...........................................
11.2.3 Characteristics of Major Shopping Centers, Maui County ................................................
11.2.4 Summary of Retail Trade by Business Group With Employees, Maui County ...................
11.2.5 Merchandise Line Sales of Retail Establishments with Payrol1, for the State,
Oahu and the Rest of the State ........................................................................................
11.2.6 Commercial Lease Rents, Maui Island .............................................................................
11.3.1 Characteristics of Business Establishments With Employees by Sector, Maui County ........
11.3.2 Characteristics of Business Establishments by Sector, for Employers
and Nonemployers, Maui County ...................................................................................
11.3.3 Largest Private Corporations, Maui County .....................................................................
11.3.4 Characteristics of Business Establishments With Employees, Maui County .......................
11.3.5 Number of Business Establishments With Employees, State of Hawaii and Maui County .
11.3.6 Service Establishments With Employees for Places with 2,500
Inhabitants or More, Maui County ..................................................................................
11.3.7 Service Establishments With Employees by Type and Location ........................................
11.3.8 Sales by Business Establishments, for Employers and Nonemployers
by Sector, Maui County .................................................................................................
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General Statistics
Section 1
GENERAL STATISTICS
“CDP” means Census Designated Place, a “densely settled concentration of
population that is identifiable by name.” “CCD” means Census Community
Division, which is based on a “well-known local name that identifies its
location.” CCDs may contain one or more CDPs.
This section covers the statistics on population, population distribution, income,
cost of living and other general aspects of Maui County.
The totals for population have been broken down by factors such as residence,
population, de facto population (the number of people actually in the county),
district, density, age, race and sex.
Population statistics are based on the April 1, 2000 census figures modified by
provisional estimates supplied by the Federal-State Cooperative Program for
Population Estimates.
Several of the tables address the cost of living and personal income which have
been shown to be of great interest to users of this book. The primary measuring
tool for cost of living increases is the consumer price index for urban dwellers
(CPI-U). The Honolulu consumer price index has been compiled by the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics since December 1963. This index measures the
average change in prices of goods and services purchased by urban households.
Prices are expressed as a percent of the average levels reported in 1982–1984,
the base date. Statistics for Maui County are not available, therefore the index
for the City and County of Honolulu is provided.
The sources for this data are the U.S. Bureau of the Census, estimates developed
by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and
Tourism, U.S. Department of Commerce, Hawaii State Department of Health,
and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI Reports.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.1.1
MAUI COUNTY STATISTICS
General Statistics
Unit
Period
1999
2000
2001
126,160
128,241
131,747 r
Resident Population1
Number
July 1
Civilian Labor Force
Employment
Unemployment
Unemployment rate
Total Job Count2
Number
Number
Number
Percent
Number
Mo. Avg.
Mo. Avg.
Mo. Avg.
Mo. Avg.
Mo. Avg.
72,150 r
70,000 r
2,950 r
4.1 r
62,150
Gross Business Receipts
State Tax Collections4
County Tax Collections5
Mil. $
Thous. $
Thous. $
Total
Total
Total
3,429.5
234,878
85,723
3,821.2
260,703
96,387
3,941.6
259,381
100,210
3785.2
250,170
114,087
Estimated Domestic Visitors
Estimated International Visitors
Hotel Inventory
Hotel Occupancy
Thous.
Thous.
Number
Percent
Total
Total
Feb.
Mo. Avg.
1,866.5 6
480.5 6
18,609
77.3
1,867.0 7
470.0
18,270
81.9
1,727.2
418.5
18,234
73.0
Private Permits
Residential Permits
Non-Residential Permits
Additions and Alterations
Real Estate Resales
Single Family
Average Price
Condominum
Average Price
Thous.
Thous.
Thous.
Thous.
$
$
$
$
Total
Total
Total
Total
229,162
123,633
60,488
45,042
355,361
196,309
75,157
83,894
Number
Dollars
Number
Dollars
Total
Avg.
Total
Avg.
965
344,848
1,347
305,672
985
441,143
1,495
399,172
Sugar Production, Raw Sugar 96°
Pineapple Sales, Fresh Equivalent
Diversified Crops/Livestock
Diversified Crops
Livestock & Aquaculture
Thous. $
Thous. $
Thous. $
Thous. $
Thous. $
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
73,050 r
69,350 r
3,700 r
5.1 r
58,150
89,800
28,325
43,334 r
36,850 r
6,484 r
71,150 r
68,500 r
2,650 r
3.7 r
60,500
65,300
29,395
48,696 r
41,306 r
7,390 r
2004
133,436 r
135,926 r
138,347
1.8
1.86
72,300 r
69,500 r
5,850 r
3.9 r
61,900
72,600 r
68,900 r
2,700 r
3.7 r
63,400
74,050
71,800
2,300
3.1
65,850
2.0
4.2
-14.8
-16.2
3.9
0.28
0.72
2.52
-8.57
2.53
4,107.7
257,486
123,492
4,561.3
308,140
140,280
11.0
19.7
13.6
6.03
5.91
10.42
1,770
369
17,992
71
1,900
296
18,578
74.2
1,938
270
18,485
78.0
2.0
-8.9
-0.5
5.1
0.87
-10.71
-0.12
0.39
312,738
186,548
86,619
39,571
273,716
186,622
38,384
48,710
456,085
276,286
128,440
51,359
448,831
285,212
58,757
61,862
-1.6
3.2
-54.3
20.5
19.13
21.03
32.84
16.48
986
402,272
1,309
391,385
978
491,248
1,551
300,985
1,410
591,222
1,986
354,444
1,221
730,264
1,993
438,255
-13.4
23.5
0.4
23.6
6.43
17.02
9.09
9.39
75,800
29,826
56,058
49,918
6,140
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
1
76,500
29,624
55,502 r
49,448 r
6,054 r
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2 Refers to number of jobs rather than number of persons employed. Persons with more than one job are counted more than once.
Preliminary estimates by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
4 Totals do not include real property taxes.
5 Fiscal year ending June 30.
1996-1998 figures are not comparable to other years due to low allocation to counties of electronically filed tax data.
6 Change in methodology.
7 Beginning 2000, includes passengers arriving on cruise ships.
3
NA: Not available
*: Incremental change
**: Average of incremental changes
SOURCE: Maui County Databook 2005, compilations from multiple sources.
p: Preliminary
%Change
Annual
00/04
2003
67,200
27,115
52,249 r
46,247 r
6,002 r
2002
%Change
Annual
03/04
r: Revised
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
3
1.1.2
CENSUS BUREAU QUICK FACTS, MAUI COUNTY &
STATE OF HAWAII
Category
Maui County
State of Hawaii
Population
Population, 2004 estimate
Population, percent change, April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2004
Population, 2000
Population, percent change, 1990 to 2000
Persons under 5 years old, percent, 2000
Persons under 18 years old, percent, 2000
Persons 65 years old and over, percent, 2000
Female persons, percent, 2000
White persons, percent, 2000 (a)
Black or African American persons, percent, 2000 (a)
American Indian and Alaska Native persons, percent, 2000 (a)
Asian persons, percent, 2000 (a)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, percent, 2000 (a)
Persons reporting some other race, percent, 2000 (a)
Persons reporting two or more races, percent, 2000
White persons, not of Hispanic/Latino origin, percent, 2000
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin, percent, 2000 (b)
138,221
7.9%
128,094
27.6%
6.7%
25.5%
11.4%
49.8%
33.9%
0.4%
0.4%
31.0%
10.7%
1.4%
22.2%
31.9%
7.8%
1,262,840
4.2%
1,211,537
9.3%
6.5%
24.4%
13.3%
49.8%
24.3%
1.8%
0.3%
41.6%
9.4%
1.3%
21.4%
22.9%
7.2%
General
Living in same house in 1995 and 2000', pct age 5+, 2000
Foreign born persons, percent, 2000
Language other than English spoken at home, pct age 5+, 2000
High school graduates, percent of persons age 25+, 2000
Bachelor’s degree or higher, pct of persons age 25+, 2000
Persons with a disability, age 5+, 2000
Mean travel time to work (minutes), workers age 16+, 2000
55.8%
16.5%
24.1%
83.4%
22.4%
23,820
21.7
56.8%
17.5%
26.6%
84.6%
26.2%
199,819
26.1
58,519
57.6%
37.5%
$249,900
43,507
2.91
$49,489
$22,033
10.5%
470,512
56.5%
39.4%
$272,700
403,240
2.92
$49,820
$21,525
10.7%
Housing
Housing units, 2002
Homeownership rate, 2000
Housing units in multi-unit structures, percent, 2000
Median value of owner-occupied housing units, 2000
Households, 2000
Persons per household, 2000
Median household income, 1999
Per capita money income, 1999
Persons below poverty, percent, 1999
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.1.2
CONTINUED
Category
Business
Private nonfarm establishments with paid employees, 2001
Private nonfarm employment, 2001
Private nonfarm employment, percent change 2000-2001
Nonemployer establishments, 2000
Manufacturers shipments, 1997 ($1000)
Retail sales, 1997 ($1000)
Retail sales per capita, 1997
Minority-owned firms, percent of total, 1997
Women-owned firms, percent of total, 1997
Housing units authorized by building permits, 2002
Federal funds and grants, 2002 ($1000)
Geography
Land area, 2000 (square miles)
Persons per square mile, 2000
FIPS Code
Metropolitan or Micropolitan Statistical Area
1
Maui County
State of Hawaii
3,955
54,155
3.6%
10,960
259,608
1,359,298
$11,410
38.4%
24.1%
1,184
494,645
30,175
441,856
2.3%
73,810
3,192,532
11,317,752
$9,516
57.7%
27.5%
5,902
10,473,997
1,159
6,423
110.5
188.6
9
15
Kahului-Wailuku, HI Micro Area
Kalawao County included with Maui County; data not available separately.
(a) Includes persons reporting only one race.
(b) Hispanics may be of any race, so also are included in applicable race categories.
SOURCE: US Census Bureau, State & County QuickFacts.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
5
1.2.1
MAUI COUNTY AND DISTRICTS
K A L A W A O *
L
O
K
A
I
KAUNAKAKAI
*Kalawao is officially designated as a separate county but is
usually treated as a district of Maui for statistical purposes.
MOLOKAI
A
N
A
U WAILUKU
K
U
W
A
A
M
A
K
I
LANAI
CITY
A
N
LANAI
L
I
L
I
W A
H
L A
MAUI
O
O
A
M
H A N A
KAHOOLAWE
M A K AWAO
(part)
N
ISLAND
J U D I C I A L
12
0
D I S T R I C T
MILES
TOWN
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, 1991.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.2.2
MAUI COUNTY SUBDIVISIONS AND PLACES
KALAWAO CO.
MOLOKAI
KALAWAO
WEST
MOLOKAI
Kualapuu
MAUI
(part)
Maunaloa
Kaunakakai
EAST
MOLOKAI
LANAI
MAUI
(part)
Lanai City
LANAI
MAUI
Paia
UI
KAH
LAHAINA
Waikapu
Haliimaile
E
EN
N
UU
Makawao
P
Maalaea
KIHEI
HaikuPauwela
Kahului
UL
UK
U
IA
-PA
Waihee
Waiehu
Wailuku
O
WA
KA
Lahaina
HAIKUPAUWELA
MA
Kaanapali
SPRECKELSVILLE
WA
IL
Kapalua
NapiliHonokowai
WA
WA IHEEIKA
PU
Pukalani
Kihei
Hana
MAUI
(part)
HANA
WaileaMakena
KAHOOLAWE
KULA
(part)
COUNTY
KULA
(part)
ISLAND
CENSUS DIVISION
Census Designated Place
0
10
20
30 Miles
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 2001
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
7
1.2.3
MAUI COUNTY CENSUS TRACTS
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Redistricting Census 2000 TIGER/Line files, processed by the Hawaii SBDC Network Business Research
Library.
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General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.3.1
RESIDENT POPULATION BY COUNTIES
Estimates based on place of usual residence; includes armed forces stationed or
homeported in Hawaii and residents temporarily absent, excludes visitors present
Maui
County1
Hawaii
County
Kauai
County
City & County
of Honolulu
State Total
July 1, 1980
July 1, 1981
July 1, 1982
July 1, 1983
July 1, 1984
71,600
74,000
77,100
80,100
83,000
92,900
96,100
98,800
100,800
103,500
39,400
40,500
41,800
42,800
43,600
764,600
767,600
776,100
789,100
797,800
968,500
978,200
993,800
1,012,700
1,027,900
July 1, 1985
July 1, 1986
July 1, 1987
July 1, 1988
July 1, 1989
85,100
87,400
90,500
93,800
96,800
105,900
108,400
111,700
113,400
116,600
44,400
45,600
47,200
48,500
49,800
804,300
810,400
818,400
824,100
831,300
1,039,700
1,051,800
1,067,900
1,079,800
1,094,600
July 1, 1990
July 1, 1991
July 1, 1992
July 1, 1993
July 1, 1994
101,588
105,013
108,585
111,944
114,754
121,458
126,684
131,630
135,085
137,713
51,625
53,121
54,439
55,461
56,478
838,032
846,594
863,959
870,348
878,591
1,112,703
1,131,412
1,158,613
1,172,838
1,187,536
July 1, 1995
July 1, 1996
July 1, 1997
July 1, 1998
July 1, 1999
117,895
120,689
122,772
124,648
126,160
140,492
141,935
144,445
145,833
146,970
57,068
57,688
57,712
57,843
58,264
881,399
883,443
886,711
886,909
878,906
1,196,854
1,203,755
1,211,640
1,215,233
1,210,300
April 1, 2000
July 1, 2001
July 1, 2002
July 1, 2003
July 1, 2004
128,241
131,684
133,320
135,734
138,347
148,677
151,773
154,821
158,423
162,971
58,463
59,031
59,960
60,747
61,929
876,156
882,550
892,562
902,704
899,593
1,211,537
1,225,038
1,240,663
1,257,608
1,262,840
Date
1Including
Kalawao County (Kalaupapa Settlement).
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1980 Census of Population-Characteristics of the PopulationNumber of Inhabitants Hawaii, PC80-1-A13 (October 1981), table 2 and 1990 Census of Population and
Housing-Summary Population and Housing Characteristics Hawaii, 1990 CPH-1-13 (August 1991), table 2;
U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting Data (P.L. 94-171) Summary File (March 19, 2001); and the
U.S. Census Bureau, Federal-State Cooperative Program for Population Estimates.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
9
1.3.2
DE FACTO POPULATION, BY COUNTIES
Includes all persons physically present in area, regardless of military status or usual
place of residence. Includes visitors present but excludes residents temporarily absent.
Both calculated as averages for 12-month periods centered on estimate date.
Date
Maui
County1
Hawaii
County
Kauai
County
City & County
of Honolulu
State Total
April 1, 1980
July 1, 1981
July 1, 1982
July 1, 1983
July 1, 1984
85,803
89,000
94,200
104,000
114,400
98,588
101,700
104,300
108,500
109,600
46,048
47,300
48,400
50,500
54,100
821,068
824,700
837,600
846,300
852,300
1,051,508
1,062,600
1,084,600
1,109,200
1,130,500
July 1, 1985
July 1, 1986
July 1, 1987
July 1, 1988
July 1, 1989
115,400
120,100
123,100
125,700
139,200
112,500
116,600
120,400
122,200
132,300
55,200
59,700
62,100
64,200
68,100
854,800
871,000
881,000
888,200
905,900
1,137,800
1,167,500
1,186,500
1,200,400
1,245,600
April 1, 1990
July 1, 1991
July 1, 1992
July 1, 1993
July 1, 1994
134,569
139,120
145,617
147,566
150,424
133,202
140,657
145,319
146,373
148,172
66,699
69,347
65,614
60,596
66,376
896,260
897,798
906,425
901,984
911,199
1,230,731
1,246,923
1,262,974
1,256,519
1,276,171
July 1, 1995
July 1, 1996
July 1, 1997
July 1, 1998
July 1, 1999
152,600
154,407
158,415
159,650
161,636
149,789
151,264
157,637
161,212
160,046
67,842
69,263
70,318
72,299
72,735
911,501
909,660
919,240
916,203
913,222
1,281,732
1,284,594
1,305,611
1,309,366
1,307,639
April 1, 2000
July 1, 2000
July 1, 2001r
July 1, 2002r
July 1, 2003r
168,544
168,439
168,164
171,155
174,374
167,073
166,384
168,220
172,062
174,976
75,200
74,711
73,926
74,904
76,079
927,173
925,233
923,382
929,831
930,928
1,337,991
1,334,767
1,333,692
1,347,952
1,356,357
July 1, 2004
177,755
180,226
78,001
940,858
1,376,840
1Including
r
Kalawao County (Kalaupapa Settlement).
Revised from previous Data Book.
SOURCE: Federal-State Cooperative Program for Population Estimates; Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development
and Tourism, Tourism Research Branch; calculations by DBEDT.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.3.3
RESIDENT POPULATION
BY COUNTIES AND DISTRICTS
County and District
Percent Change
1980 to 1990
1990 to 2000
April 1, 1990
April 1, 2000
964,691
1,108,229
1,211,537
14.9
9.3
Maui
Hana
Makawao
Wailuku
Lahaina
Lanai
70,991
1,423
19,005
32,111
10,284
2,119
100,504
1,895
29,207
45,685
14,574
2,426
128,241
1,855
36,476
61,346
17,967
3,193
41.6
33.2
53.7
42.3
41.7
14.5
27.6
-2.1
24.9
34.3
23.3
31.6
Molokai
Kalawao
5,905
144
6,587
130
7,257
147
11.5
-9.7
10.2
13.1
City & Co. of Honolulu
Honolulu
Koolaupoko
Koolauloa
Waialua
Wahiawa
762,565
365,048
109,373
14,195
9,849
41,562
836,231
377,059
117,694
18,443
11,549
43,886
876,156
372,279
117,994
18,899
14,027
38,370
9.7
3.3
7.6
29.9
17.3
5.6
4.8
-1.3
0.3
2.5
21.5
-12.6
Waianae
Ewa
31,487
191,051
37,411
230,189
42,259
272,328
18.8
20.5
13.0
18.3
Hawaii County
Puna
South Hilo
North Hilo
Hamakua
North Kohala
92,053
11,751
42,278
1,679
5,128
3,249
120,317
20,781
44,639
1,541
5,545
4,291
148,677
31,335
47,386
1,720
6,108
6,038
30.7
76.8
5.6
-8.2
8.1
32.1
23.6
50.8
6.2
11.6
10.2
40.7
South Kohala
North Kona
South Kona
Ka’u
4,607
13,748
5,914
3,699
9,140
22,284
7,658
4,438
13,131
28,543
8,589
5,827
98.4
62.1
29.5
20.0
43.7
28.1
12.2
31.3
Kauai County
Hanalei
Kawaihau
Lihue
Koloa
Waimea
39,082
2,668
10,497
8,590
8,734
8,593
51,177
4,631
15,627
10,663
11,368
8,888
58,463
6,348
18,525
12,022
12,845
8,723
30.9
73.6
48.9
24.1
30.2
3.4
14.2
37.1
18.5
12.7
13.0
-1.9
State Total
County1
1
April 1, 1980
Including Kalawao County.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Census 2000 Redistricting Data
Summary: Hawaii (March 2001); and 1990 Census of Population and Housing, Population and Housing Unit Counts, Hawaii, 1990 CPH-213 (March 1993), table 8.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
11
1.3.4
POPULATION DENSITY, MAUI COUNTY
Area
All
Persons
Land Area
(sq. miles)
Persons Per
Square Mile
Maui + Kalawao Counties
128,241
1,172.4
109.4
Maui Island
117,644
771.9
152.4
Haiku-Pauwela division
Hana division
Kahului division
Kihei division
Kula division
Lahaina division
Makawao-Paia division
Puunene division
Spreckelsville division
Waihee-Waikapu division
Wailuku division
8,377
1,855
20,134
19,843
9,729
17,967
18,370
12
337
3,397
17,623
59.9
180.5
5.8
38.8
263.4
95.9
43.3
4.6
19.8
54.6
5.3
139.8
10.3
3,501.4
511.5
36.9
187.4
424.1
2.6
17.0
62.2
3,324.4
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
6,578
895
709
1,375
20,146
15.8
1.7
2.2
4.9
15.2
417.5
534.0
326.0
282.8
1,328.7
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
467
16,749
9,118
454
6,327
1.7
10.2
5.8
4.8
4.7
272.9
1,648.6
1,584.7
95.3
1,353.8
6,788
2,499
7,380
7,310
1,115
5.9
6.1
4.4
4.3
11.0
1,153.9
410.8
1,671.1
1,718.5
101.6
5,671
12,296
22.6
5.1
250.6
2,427.4
Molokai
Kalawao County (Kalaupapa)
East Molokai CCD
West Molokai CCD
7,404
147
4,688
2,569
260.0
13.2
119.4
127.4
28.5
11.1
39.3
20.2
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
2,726
1,936
230
2.0
30.5
0.2
1,342.7
63.5
1,374.6
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
3,193
3,164
140.5
3.6
22.7
885.5
Napili-Honokowai CDP
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
NOTE: See chapter introduction for definitions of CDP and CCD.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census 2000 Redistricting Data Summary: Hawaii (March 2001).
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General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.3.5
RESIDENT POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLDS,
MAUI COUNTY BY DISTRICT AND CENSUS TRACT
District and Census Tract
Population
Households
Maui + Kalawao Counties
128,241
43,622
1,855
1,855
592
592
Makawao
302
303.01
303.02
304.01
304.02
305
36,476
8,377
6,659
3,070
8,147
7,708
2,515
13,009
2,973
2,522
1,408
2,760
2,558
788
Wailuku
306
307.01
307.02
307.03
308
309.01
309.02
309.03
310
311.01
311.02
311.03
312
313
61,346
337
3,579
8,057
8,207
3,397
2,437
2,661
6,682
5,843
6,908
4,730
4,720
3,776
12
20,409
130
1089
2,974
3494
1050
963
971
1,637
2,221
1,938
1,500
1,231
1,206
5
Lahaina
314.01
314.02
314.03
315
17,967
2,492
2,433
4,276
8,766
6,031
988
646
1,000
3,397
Lanai
316
3,193
3,193
1161
1161
Molokai
317
318
7,257
4,688
2,569
2,305
1,527
778
147
147
115
115
Hana
301
Kalawao (Kalaupapa)
319
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census 2000 Summary File 1: Hawaii (July 2001).
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
13
14
General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
17,967
1,375
467
9,118
6,788
18,370
895
6,327
Haliimaile CDP
Makawao CDP
9,729
3,041
Kula division
Wailea-Makena CDP (part)
Lahaina division
Kaanapali CDP
Kapalua CDP
Lahaina CDP
454
2,630
19,843
16,749
Kihei division
Kihei CDP
Maalaea CDP
20,134
20,134
1,855
709
117,644
8,377
6,578
128,094
Kahului division
Kahului CDP (part)
Hana division
Hana CDP
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Maui County
Total
Population
9,195
459
3,156
9,303
725
224
4,738
3,502
4,783
1,532
240
1,347
10,096
8,502
9,929
9,929
899
334
59,175
4,272
3,361
64,329
Male
9,175
436
3,171
8,664
650
243
4,380
3,286
4,946
1,509
214
1,283
9,747
8,247
10,205
10,205
956
375
58,469
4,105
3,217
63,765
Female
SEX
10,834
281
4,095
9,330
1,183
327
3,442
4,294
7,369
2,620
405
2,119
12,550
10,026
5,022
5,022
814
248
59,640
6,347
4,889
62,688
White
145
2
55
184
18
3
72
91
78
30
2
51
326
273
172
172
6
2
1,179
124
94
1,272
483
26
225
335
6
177
145
201
48
5
56
394
333
399
399
49
13
2,488
273
200
2,738
American
Black or Indian and
African
Alaska
American
Native
8,214
542
2,548
7,387
153
103
5,169
1,895
2,513
432
46
505
6,737
6,176
14,675
14,675
556
255
55,656
2,109
1,811
61,148
Asian
5,003
309
1,853
3,341
58
116
1,997
1,075
1,202
159
18
211
3,221
2,985
5,375
5,375
1,178
543
27,835
1,917
1,514
33,019
Native
Hawaiian and
Other Pacific
Islander
RACE (ALONE OR IN COMBINATION)
967
30
362
992
67
16
416
478
283
53
9
82
769
678
1,336
1,336
35
8
5,585
352
259
5,874
Some
other
race
SUMMARY CHARACTERISTICS OF PERSONS FOR MAUI COUNTY AND
CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES, BY RACE AND SEX
1.3.6
3,235
97
1,337
2,118
164
34
984
922
751
163
27
236
2,087
1,824
3,105
3,105
180
78
15,376
1,106
889
16,511
Hispanic
or Latino
(any race)
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
15
7,404
2,569
1,936
230
Molokai (including Kalawao)
West Molokai division
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
3,193
3,193
3,164
4,688
2,726
1,609
1,609
1,593
2,265
1,305
73
3,618
1,280
973
120
8,793
2,979
5,814
1,724
685
560
317
174
-
7
7
1,275
3,655
Male
1,584
1,584
1,571
2,423
1,421
74
3,786
1,289
963
110
8,830
3,001
5,829
1,673
645
555
336
163
-
5
5
1,224
3,725
Female
Lanai
Lanai division
Lanai City CDP
East Molokai division
Kaunakakai CDP
147
17,623
5,980
11,643
Wailuku division
Waihee-Waiehu CDP (part)
Wailuku CDP (part)
Kalawao division
3,397
1,330
1,115
653
337
-
12
12
2,499
7,380
Waikapu CDP
Wailuku CDP (part)
Kahului CDP (part)
Puunene division
Kahului CDP (part)
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Total
Population
SEX
795
795
777
1,519
705
46
2,299
734
478
72
5,746
1,679
4,067
1,324
548
365
262
300
-
4
4
1,279
4,132
White
18
18
18
45
24
-
75
30
24
1
120
39
81
21
8
12
-
3
-
-
17
59
61
61
61
122
60
-
189
67
45
12
316
107
209
38
17
13
7
-
-
57
138
American
Black or Indian and
African
Alaska
American
Native
2,418
2,418
2,410
2,122
1,481
27
3,101
952
781
90
11,539
4,179
7,360
1,884
643
753
421
36
-
6
6
1,242
3,661
Asian
659
659
651
2,798
1,551
74
4,599
1,727
1,352
142
5,619
1,964
3,655
966
451
298
68
10
-
3
3
708
1,937
Native
Hawaiian and
Other Pacific
Islander
RACE (ALONE OR IN COMBINATION)
CONTINUED
1.3.6
130
130
130
91
53
10
169
68
59
4
720
192
528
118
51
32
12
13
-
-
165
379
Some
other
race
439
439
439
485
295
6
702
211
176
17
2,455
863
1,592
321
129
115
72
18
-
-
481
1,192
Hispanic
or Latino
(any race)
16
General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
18,370
895
6,327
Haliimaile CDP
Makawao CDP
9,729
3,041
Kula division
17,967
1,375
467
9,118
6,788
19,843
16,749
454
2,630
Kihei division
Kihei CDP
Maalaea CDP
Lahaina division
Kaanapali CDP
Kapalua CDP
Lahaina CDP
20,134
20,134
1,855
709
117,644
8,377
6,578
147
128,094
Kahului division
Kahului CDP (part)
Hana division
Hana CDP
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Kalawao County
(Kalaupapa)
Maui County
1,249
43
469
1,229
69
39
555
541
424
106
1,313
1,145
12
156
1,438
1,438
134
62
7,822
586
458
0
8,579
Total
Under
Population
5
3
9,336
10 to
17 yrs
1,372
48
490
1,066
76
17
522
441
525
112
1,430
1,253
7
169
1,456
1,456
135
60
2,482
112
912
1,686
79
26
1,000
562
986
191
2,027
1,804
11
212
2,295
2,295
284
102
8,182 13,433
613
946
506
747
0
9,079
5 to
9 yrs
877
59
297
752
35
20
424
260
249
61
835
741
7
87
1,051
1,051
91
39
5,194
349
282
0
8,658
18 to
21 yrs
25 to
34 yrs
35 to
44 yrs
45 to
54 yrs
9
18
31
588
44
201
683
12
10
374
279
155
42
707
621
3
82
806
806
65
39
2,345
135
838
3,141
188
59
1,515
1,349
958
346
3,170
2,716
41
411
2,797
2,797
207
89
3,273
123
1,184
3,301
233
91
1,526
1,404
1,669
490
3,903
3,344
67
489
2,770
2,770
215
72
3,022
119
1,026
2,642
261
58
1,272
1,028
2,227
708
3,182
2,630
95
457
2,307
2,307
345
110
3,911 16,569 20,458 18,511
271 1,201 1,668 1,568
206
956 1,303 1,182
2
6,970 17,723 21,891 19,823
22 to
24 yrs
903
25
278
953
108
27
499
307
690
287
1,012
784
58
168
990
990
105
39
6,056
408
322
19
6,599
55 to
59 yrs
596
34
174
689
96
42
347
194
461
203
694
534
49
111
861
861
82
28
4,323
210
167
18
4,807
60 to
64 yrs
POPULATION BY AGE GROUP,
MAUI COUNTY AND CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES
1.3.7
943
71
259
989
132
46
539
259
716
301
907
668
57
182
1,621
1,621
110
41
6,963
311
253
35
7,715
65 to
74 yrs
550
52
155
660
82
26
410
138
499
165
542
411
41
89
1,273
1,273
63
25
4,753
191
145
12
5,272
75 to
84 yrs
170
30
44
176
4
6
135
26
170
29
121
98
6
17
469
469
19
3
1,469
55
51
0
1,642
85 yrs
& over
36.0
35.9
34.6
36.1
44.8
41.7
36.0
34.8
44.5
47.6
36.1
35.3
52.9
39.4
35.8
35.8
35.6
30.7
36.9
36.5
36.1
58.6
36.8
Median
age
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
17
2,569
1,936
230
204
141
24
-
537
333
193
220
220
220
1,195
451
744
234
86
79
46
20
-
-
180
478
269
196
30
-
627
358
214
270
270
269
1,315
581
734
239
95
81
52
31
-
-
182
581
5 to
9 yrs
412
312
46
3
1,223
808
472
400
400
398
2,246
1,015
1,231
437
153
141
106
44
-
-
302
1,010
10 to
17 yrs
126
96
16
1
382
255
145
141
141
141
815
336
479
168
64
54
27
7
-
-
170
307
18 to
21 yrs
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
147
7,404
4,688
2,726
Molokai (with Kalaupapa)
Kaunakakai CDP
Kalawao division
3,193
3,193
3,164
17,623
5,980
11,643
Wailuku division
Wailuku CDP (part)
Lanai
Lanai division
Lanai City CDP
3,397
1,330
1,115
653
337
-
12
12
2,499
7,380
Waikapu CDP
Wailuku CDP (part)
Kahului CDP (part)
Puunene division
Kahului CDP (part)
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Total
Under
Population
5
55
42
3
1
177
121
81
108
108
108
545
191
354
88
45
23
9
3
-
-
100
200
22 to
24 yrs
294
226
24
9
738
435
243
425
425
425
2,388
723
1,665
325
129
137
29
37
-
-
352
891
25 to
34 yrs
CONTINUED
1.3.7
341
260
34
18
977
618
373
474
474
469
2,965
1,067
1,898
629
260
190
131
62
-
3
3
452
1,303
35 to
44 yrs
295
230
21
31
979
653
344
364
364
358
2,519
796
1,723
628
206
195
171
68
-
3
3
349
1,257
45 to
54 yrs
134
104
7
19
400
247
128
162
162
159
796
233
563
173
75
51
27
24
-
2
2
113
378
55 to
59 yrs
110
80
5
18
339
211
118
163
163
160
604
165
439
118
55
35
16
8
-
-
87
246
60 to
64 yrs
176
127
14
35
573
362
231
214
214
213
1,172
258
914
179
86
54
21
13
-
2
2
106
439
65 to
74 yrs
129
105
4
12
347
206
128
184
184
176
812
133
679
147
64
61
15
14
-
2
2
80
227
75 to
84 yrs
24
17
2
-
105
81
56
68
68
68
251
31
220
32
12
14
3
6
-
-
26
63
85 yrs
& over
32.9
33.6
21.8
58.6
35.2
35.6
35.5
35.6
35.6
35.4
36.1
31.3
38.3
38.7
38.7
37.3
41.0
40.2
-
55.0
55.0
33.9
36.9
Median
age
1.3.8
POPULATION BY RACE, MAUI COUNTY
Race
Race In Comb.1
Race Alone
Percent
128,094
43,421
100.00%
33.90%
509
479
39,728
1,197
21,804
12,926
765
317
13,730
11,410
208
902
745
ND
1,743
28,484
0.40%
0.37%
31.01%
0.93%
17.02%
10.09%
0.60%
0.25%
10.72%
8.91%
0.16%
0.70%
0.58%
All Races (Total Population)
White
Of Portuguese Ancestry2
Black
AIAN3
ASIAN
Chinese
Filipino
Japanese
Korean
Vietnamese
NHPI4
Hawaiian
Samoan
Tongan
Micronesian
Fijian
Some Other Race
Two or More Races
1.36%
22.24%
Percent
62,688
7,142
1,272
2,738
61,148
11,511
34,445
21,305
2,102
390
33,019
29,952
772
1,269
1,112
ND
5,874
48.94%
5.58%
0.99%
2.14%
47.74%
8.99%
26.89%
16.63%
1.64%
0.30%
25.78%
23.38%
0.60%
0.99%
0.87%
4.59%
ND: Not Disclosed. Population count is 0 or less than 100
1
Race in Comb.: Race alone or in combination with one or more other races. Some individuals may be counted more than once.
2
Of Portuguese Ancestry: Number does not reflect whether Race Alone or Race in Combination.
3
AIAN: American Indian or Alaskan native.
4
NHPI: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000, Summary File 2.
1.3.9
COMPONENTS OF CHANGE IN THE RESIDENT
POPULATION OF MAUI COUNTY
Change
4/90-7/99
4/1/2000-7/1/2000
7/1/2000-7/1/2001
4/1/2000-7/1/2001
7/1/2001-7/1/2002
7/1/2002-7/1/2003
7/1/2003-7/1/2004
Births
16,911
470
1,895
2,365
2,148
1,895
2,013
Deaths
6,438
189
827
1,016
753
967
990
Natural
Increase
(Births-Deaths)
6,214
281
1,068
1,349
1,395
928
1,023
Net
International
Migration
22
126
647
773
718
625
610
Net
Internal
Migration
5,135
224
1,240
1,464
20
871
790
Numeric
Population
Change
-351
628
2,940
3,568
2,133
2,420
2,425
NOTES: Net International Migration consists of (1) legal immigration to the United States as reported by the Immigration and
Naturalization Service, (2) an estimate of net undocumented immigration from abroad, (3) an estimate of emigration from the United
States, and (4) net movement between Puerto Rico and the (balance of) the United States. Net Internal Migration is the difference
between domestic inmigration to an area and domestic outmigration from it during the period. Domestic inmigration and outmigration
consist of moves where both the origins and destinations are within the United States (excluding Puerto Rico).
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Population Estimates Program, Population Division, “County Population
Estimates and Demographic Components of Population Change: Annual Time Series, July 1, 2003 to July 1, 2004.”
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General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.3.10
MARRIAGES BY RESIDENCY OF
BRIDE AND GROOM, MAUI COUNTY1
Residency
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Both Bride and Groom
are Residents
Only One is a Resident
Both Bride and Groom
are Non-Residents
892
48
981
41
991
43
1,003
36
941
47
998
69
957
51
5,796
6,748
7,839
7,199
7,950
8,653
9,012
Total
6,736
7,770
8,873
8,238
8,938
9,720
10,020
1
Includes Kalawao.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Health, Office of Health Status Monitoring, records.
1.3.11
MARRIAGES IN MAUI COUNTY1 WHERE BOTH
BRIDE AND GROOM ARE NON-RESIDENTS
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
1
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
436
586
582
684
926
716
612
655
824
798
579
441
411
532
594
639
863
692
594
595
653
676
520
430
420
664
568
648
932
683
652
724
842
800
577
440
468
560
719
693
1,031
830
739
810
851
835
641
476
575
617
685
784
1,032
833
821
779
865
940
587
494
511
584
651
735
1,047
805
739
819
827
n/a
n/a
n/a
7,839
7,199
7,950
8,653
9,012
n/a
Includes Kalawao.
n/a: Not available.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
19
1.3.12
LIVE BIRTHS, MAUI COUNTY BY ZIP CODE
CALENDAR YEAR AND PLACE OF MOTHER’S RESIDENCE
Zip Code
Location
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
117
38
284
331
266
196
34
1
70
331
107
18
305
334
274
204
48
0
77
332
114
40
293
260
266
221
34
0
55
328
124
33
310
301
290
190
38
0
69
333
99
29
350
306
279
226
40
9
70
350
101
33
303
347
296
232
43
0
78
333
Maui Island
96708
96713
96732
96753
96761
96768
96779
96784
96790
96793
Haiku
Hana
Kahului
Kihei
Lahaina
Makawao/Pukalani
Paia
Puunene
Kula
Wailuku
Lanai
96763
Lanai City
45
46
35
38
37
26
Molokai
96729
96748
96757
96770
Hoolehua
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Maunaloa
16
62
8
9
22
70
8
19
20
56
11
12
14
82
15
13
13
49
13
8
19
55
9
9
0
0
8
5
0
11
1,808
1,865
1,753
1,855
1,878
1,895
Unknown
Total
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Health, Office of Health Status Monitoring, records.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.3.13
CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVE BIRTHS,
MAUI COUNTY
Characteristic
1
2002
Percent
2003
Percent
2004
Percent
Births By Area of Residence
Maui County
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
1,859
1,698
125
38
100.00%
91.34%
6.27%
2.04%
1,883
1,761
86
36
100.00%
93.52%
4.57%
1.91%
1,895
1,774
121 1
n/a
100.00%
93.61%
6.39%
n/a
Ethnicity of Child
Caucasian
Hawaiian
Chinese
Filipino
Japanese
All Others
Total
383
794
n/a
387
129
166
1,859
20.60%
42.71%
n/a
20.82%
6.94%
8.93%
100.00%
371
808
25
408
104
167
1,883
19.70%
42.91%
1.33%
21.67%
5.52%
8.87%
100.00%
438
782
27
370
107
171
1,895
23.11%
41.27%
1.42%
19.53%
5.65%
9.02%
100.00%
Ethnicity of Mother
Caucasian
Hawaiian
Chinese
Filipino
Japanese
All Others
Total
523
590
n/a
439
136
171
1,859
28.13%
31.74%
n/a
23.61%
7.32%
9.20%
100.00%
531
589
13
428
140
182
1,883
28.20%
31.28%
0.69%
22.73%
7.43%
9.67%
100.00%
572
592
20
427
116
168
1,895
30.18%
31.24%
1.06%
22.53%
6.12%
8.87%
100.00%
Both Molokai and Lanai.
n/a: Not available.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
21
1.3.14
POPULATION AND ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS,
MAUI COUNTY: 2000 TO 2030
Forecast
Variables
Historical
2000
2005
Total resident population
DeFacto population
128,969 140,050 151,300 162,600
168,541 181,850 197,550 213,850
Gross County Product (in current dollars)
Total Personal Income
(in current dollars) $ million
Per capita personal income
(in current dollars)
Number employed
Labor force
Unemployment rate (%)
2010
Projected
2015
2020
174,450
229,700
2025
2030
186,850 199,550
246,400 263,500
4,723
5,832
7,317
9,181
11,457
14,305
17,896
3,220
4,168
5,322
6,887
8,952
24,973
68,400
71,400
4.2
29,759
73,568
77,115
4.6
35,178
77,619
81,704
5.0
42,354
81,431
85,717
5.0
51,316
85,276
89,764
5.0
62,064
89,239
93,935
5.0
74,283
93,392
98,307
5.0
Total self-employed jobs
Total civilian wage and salary jobs
Agriculture
Mining and construction
Manufacturing
Transportation and Utilities
Information
Trade
Finance, insurance and real estate
Business and professional services
Health services
Accommodation and food services
Other services
Government
17,845
62,450
2,321
2,980
1,721
2,872
991
9,663
2,618
4,466
3,613
18,431
4,804
7,970
19,675
66,722
2,320
3,358
1,578
3,137
972
10,136
3,138
4,758
4,267
18,844
5,394
8,821
21,476
70,479
2,297
3,466
1,549
3,346
1,033
10,709
3,341
5,062
4,564
20,071
5,751
9,291
23,422
74,297
2,269
3,505
1,523
3,535
1,087
11,313
3,541
5,384
4,875
21,385
6,112
9,767
25,529
78,163
2,249
3,510
1,496
3,720
1,140
11,925
3,743
5,715
5,187
22,735
6,488
10,256
27,796
82,201
2,234
3,556
1,467
3,905
1,195
12,564
3,947
6,067
5,519
24,096
6,875
10,776
30,274
86,438
2,222
3,653
1,441
4,095
1,253
13,217
4,158
6,444
5,858
25,504
7,281
11,313
Visitor arrivals (in $ thousand)
Visitor days (in $ thousand)
Visitor expenditures (in $ million)
Hotel rooms
Hotel occupancy rates (%)
2,305
16,051
2,006
18,270
80.3
2,390
17,450
2,274
18,270
81.0
2,590
18,900
2,934
19,380
82.3
2,860
20,900
3,716
21,270
82.9
3,090
22,550
4,643
22,920
82.9
3,330
24,250
5,774
24,690
82.9
3,570
26,050
7,199
26,510
82.9
11,596 14,824.2
NOTE: “The projections ... are neither targets nor goals. Rather, they are DBEDT’s best estimates for important population and economic
variables based on the currently available information” (from the Introduction).
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division, Population
and Economic Projections for the State of Hawaii to 2030, August 2004.
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Data Book 2005
1.4.1
PERSONAL INCOME, TOTAL AND PER CAPITA, BY
COUNTIES
All figures revised
Year
Maui + Kalawao
Counties
Hawaii
County
Kauai
County
City and County
of Honolulu
State Total
Total Personal Income (x $1,000)
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
2,300,306
2,421,011
2,524,210
2,582,973
2,628,372
2,300,625
2,418,474
2,497,283
2,552,238
2,626,445
1,090,632
1,133,079
1,181,347
1,225,950
1,221,403
22,218,097
22,826,450
23,221,255
23,565,253
23,646,046
27,909,660
28,799,014
29,424,095
29,926,414
30,122,266
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2,706,070
2,848,193
3,036,459
3,240,658
3,345,029
2,693,916
2,865,367
2,987,074
3,195,347
3,371,216
1,238,384
1,272,456
1,319,431
1,410,114
1,434,026
24,363,482
24,770,656
25,302,751
26,604,764
26,976,012
31,001,852
31,756,672
32,645,715
34,450,883
35,126,283
2002
2003
2004
3,519,221
3,712,082
NA
3,546,329
3,730,331
NA
1,480,534
1,569,289
NA
27,936,227
29,001,504
NA
36,482,311
38,013,206
40,612,700
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
21,184
21,627
21,997
21,909
21,778
17,478
17,903
18,134
18,166
18,505
20,034
20,430
20,917
21,482
21,173
25,717
26,227
26,430
26,736
26,766
24,089
24,555
24,777
25,004
25,024
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
22,041
22,850
24,068
25,135
25,390
18,650
19,648
20,324
21,403
22,211
21,458
21,998
22,646
24,090
24,280
27,476
27,929
28,789
30,393
30,675
25,587
26,132
26,973
28,422
28,745
2002
2003
2004
26,374
27,310
NA
22,901
23,500
NA
24,680
25,838
NA
31,522
32,463
NA
29,552
30,441
32,160
Per Capita Income ($)
NA: Data not available for this year.
Notes:
1. Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 2000-2003 reflect county population estimates available as of April
2005.
2. Per capita personal income was computed using Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 2000-2003 reflect
county population estimates available as of April 2005.
3.
Per capita personal income is total personal income divided by total midyear population.
4. All state and local area dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).
SOURCE: Regional Economic Information System, Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
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1.4.2
COST OF LIVING COMPARISON
Homeowning family of 4 with an annual income of $80,000
Standard City, USA
100.0
Austin, TX
94.2
Kihei, HI
108.9
Seattle, WA
116.2
Boston, MA
San Jose, CA
116.3
115.5
NOTE: The indices reflect the total expenses of housing, transportation, goods and services, and taxes. Standard City, USA represents the
national average cost.
SOURCE: Runzheimer International, 1999 cost of living comparison commissioned by the Maui Economic Development Board.
1.4.3
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (ALL ITEMS COMBINED),
BY TYPE OF CONSUMER: HONOLULU
1982–1984 average = 100
URBAN WAGE EARNERS AND
ALL URBAN CONSUMERS (CPI-U)
CLERICAL WORKERS (CPI-W)
Year
First
Half
Second
Half
Annual
Average
First
Half
Second
Half
Annual
Average
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
120.1
126.4
135.5
146.8
153.9
158.6
163.4
166.9
170.5
172.1
172.0
172.7
123.4
131.1
140.8
149.1
156.4
161.6
165.7
169.4
171.0
171.8
171.0
173.8
121.7
128.7
138.1
148.0
155.1
160.1
164.5
168.1
170.7
171.9
171.5
173.3
121.1
127.4
136.3
147.7
154.6
159.4
163.5
167.2
170.8
172.4
172.3
173.0
124.5
132.0
141.6
150.1
157.2
162.0
165.8
169.7
171.2
172.0
171.0
173.9
122.8
129.7
138.9
148.9
155.9
160.7
164.7
168.4
171.0
172.2
171.6
173.4
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
175.9
178.1
180.1
183.2
190.6
176.7
178.7
180.4
185.7
189.2
176.3
178.4
180.3
184.5
191.9
176.0
178.6
180.4
183.4
190.2
176.9
179.5
180.7
185.3
188.8
176.5
179.1
180.6
184.3
191.5
NOTE: See section introduction (General Statistics) for CPI-U and CPI-W definitions.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI Detailed Report (monthly), BLS tapes tabulated by Hawaii State Data Center, and BLS.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
25
122.55
112.36
122.50
119.50
115.42
148.23
115.80
111.88
112.04
104.33
92.92
109.88
102.31
99.49
143.77
132.59
267.67
86.36
122.24
149.58
112.97
127.68
125.39
159.28
131.16
138.17
108.75
106.06
Honolulu
Index
118.00
116.53
102.20
116.12
109.23
172.72
124.66
111.00
107.00
104.41
84.04
120.63
111.24
99.49
115.95
90.58
382.07
52.84
120.75
155.11
113.41
139.91
121.93
155.19
129.50
137.26
104.99
102.89
Hawaii
Index
127.09
107.91
110.27
121.60
109.41
223.87
119.73
116.04
108.65
104.93
83.39
124.86
102.31
99.49
141.32
118.21
391.70
48.30
127.66
162.92
116.75
163.44
139.47
155.96
130.62
146.04
110.18
116.57
Kauai
Index
102.64
134.73
108.83
100.00
127.49
7.00
134.49
Overall Price Index
Plus Adjustment Factor
Index Plus Adjustment Factor
101.31
89.53
102.17
98.89
Miscellaneous
Tobacco products, etc
Miscellaneous
Personal insurance and pensions
Education and Communication
Education
Communications
Computers and computer services
106.87
95.25
109.47
130.22
98.62
120.70
98.52
97.78
95.93
78.85
116.19
109.95
Medical
Health insurance
Medical services
Drugs and medical supplies
Recreation
Fees and admissions
Television, radios, sound equip
Pets, toys, & playground equip.
Other entertainment supplies
Personal care products
Personal care services
Reading
125.90
114.93
133.65
101.69
99.63
250.37
Maui
Index
Transportation
Motor vehicle costs
Gasoline and motor oil
Maintenance and repairs
Vehicle insurance
Public transportation
Expenditure
Item
122.78
5.00
127.78
103.35
121.60
117.30
100.00
101.20
156.34
98.89
98.89
106.91
99.68
105.22
118.33
104.64
113.55
104.96
104.55
89.90
78.47
99.61
105.46
118.67
108.88
113.73
117.73
103.42
218.80
Honolulu
Index
112.11
7.00
119.11
103.09
125.05
114.55
100.00
100.88
70.08
102.58
98.89
101.72
88.62
108.38
122.30
102.43
112.43
76.48
96.21
89.11
77.33
101.87
100.69
118.02
100.64
121.90
102.07
103.83
268.41
Hawaii
Index
123.58
7.00
130.58
104.46
127.28
123.45
100.00
101.43
80.64
102.73
98.89
109.90
104.33
109.71
118.40
102.74
121.58
94.99
135.52
90.77
78.32
99.65
110.40
121.37
108.56
126.75
111.57
83.83
261.81
Kauai
Index
SOURCE: U.S. Office of Personnel Management, “2004 Nonforeign Area Cost-of-Living Allowance Survey Report: Pacific and Washington, DC, Areas,” Federal Register vol. 70 No. 149,
August 4, 2005, pp. 44989-45023.
Adjustment Factor: A negotiated factor to reflect differences in living costs that might not be captured by the surveys.
NOTE: Surveys conducted by Office of Personnel Management (OPM) in the spring and summer of 2004.
125.84
125.02
114.10
116.89
115.95
173.03
106.13
92.79
123.00
102.31
99.49
Household Furnishings & Supplies
Household operations
Housekeeping supplies
Textiles and area rugs
Furniture
Apparel and Services
Men and boys
Women and girls
Children under 2
Footwear
Other apparel products and services
148.36
128.09
363.28
87.46
Shelter and Utilities
Shelter
Energy utilities
Water and other public services
115.55
111.79
107.24
134.08
168.84
131.51
134.00
140.61
166.13
134.66
137.96
120.67
118.23
Food
Cereals and bakery products
Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs
Dairy products
Fruits and vegetables
Processed foods
Other food at home
Nonalcoholic beverages
Food away from home
Alcoholic beverages
Major appliances
Small appliances, misc. housewares
Misc. household equipment
Maui
Index
Expenditure
Item
ESTIMATED COST OF LIVING BY CATEGORY, COUNTIES OF HAWAII
RELATIVE TO WASHINGTON, DC
1.4.4
1.4.5
EARNINGS BY DETAILED INDUSTRY,
MAUI COUNTY
Earnings by Industry1
2003
Personal income
3,712,082
135,926
Population (persons) 2
Per capita personal income (dollars)
27,310
Earnings by place of work
2,912,119
less: Contributions for government social insurance 3 313,056
plus: Adjustment for residence 4
(18,201)
equals: Net earnings by place of residence
2,580,862
plus: Dividends, interest, and rent 5
609,399
plus: Personal current transfer receipts
521,821
Wage and salary disbursements
2,149,299
Supplements to wages and salaries
447,667
Proprietors’ income 6
315,153
Farm proprietors’ income
407
Nonfarm proprietors’ income
314,746
Farm earnings
64,064
Nonfarm earnings
2,848,055
Private earnings
2,380,842
Forestry, fishing, related activities, and other7
(D)
Forestry and logging
137
Fishing, hunting, and trapping
(D)
Agriculture and forestry support activities
(D)
Other 7
0
Mining
(D)
Oil and gas extraction
0
Mining (except oil and gas)
(D)
Support activities for mining
0
Utilities
37,622
Construction
219,191
Construction of buildings
52,842
Heavy and civil engineering construction
36,217
Specialty trade contractors
130,132
Manufacturing
110,336
Durable goods manufacturing
33,476
Wood product manufacturing
(D)
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
15,381
Primary metal manufacturing
7,097
Fabricated metal product manufacturing
2,299
Machinery manufacturing
(D)
Computer and electronic product manufacturing
(D)
Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing
0
Motor vehicle manufacturing
(L)
Transportation equipment mfg. excl. motor vehicles
295
Furniture and related product manufacturing
(D)
Miscellaneous manufacturing
3,754
26
Earnings by Industry
2003
Nondurable goods manufacturing
76,860
Food manufacturing
41,349
Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing
(D)
Textile mills
0
Textile product mills
646
Apparel manufacturing
433
Leather and allied product manufacturing
(D)
Paper manufacturing
22,277
Printing and related support activities
5,829
Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
(D)
Chemical manufacturing
(D)
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing
133
Wholesale trade
56,921
Retail trade
291,053
Motor vehicle and parts dealers
41,237
Furniture and home furnishings stores
11,859
Electronics and appliance stores
(D)
Building material and garden supply stores
25,474
Food and beverage stores
53,014
Health and personal care stores
17,306
Gasoline stations
12,893
Clothing and clothing accessories stores
40,500
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 12,205
General merchandise stores
40,652
Miscellaneous store retailers
31,758
Nonstore retailers
(D)
Transportation and warehousing
103,295
Air transportation
31,061
Rail transportation
0
Water transportation
(D)
Truck transportation
16,774
Transit and ground passenger transportation
7,487
Pipeline transportation
0
Scenic and sightseeing transportation
28,314
Support activities for transportation
9,044
Couriers and messengers
5,586
Warehousing and storage
(D)
Information
54,628
Publishing industries, except Internet
16,060
Motion picture and sound recording industries 1,683
Broadcasting, except Internet
3,267
Internet publishing and broadcasting
(D)
Telecommunications
31,638
ISPs, search portals, and data processing
(D)
Other information services
0
General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.4.5
C O N T I N U E D
Finance and insurance
Monetary authorities - central bank
Credit intermediation and related activities
Securities, commodity contracts, investments
Insurance carriers and related activities
Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles
Real estate and rental and leasing
Real estate
Rental and leasing services
Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets
Professional and technical services
Management of companies and enterprises
Administrative and waste services
Administrative and support services
Waste management and remediation services
Educational services
Health care and social assistance
Ambulatory health care services
Hospitals
Nursing and residential care facilities
Social assistance
2003
60,773
0
38,922
13,032
8,819
0
104,024
72,987
(D)
(D)
95,653
22,982
125,012
104,455
20,557
24,180
(D)
144,330
(D)
(D)
(D)
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
Performing arts and spectator sports
Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks
Amusement, gambling, and recreation
Accommodation and food services
Accommodation
Food services and drinking places
Other services, except public administration
Repair and maintenance
Personal and laundry services
Membership associations and organizations
Private households
Government and government enterprises
Federal, civilian
Military
State and local
State government
Local government
2003
94,094
34,626
8,950
50,518
633,442
470,406
163,036
125,423
(D)
24,742
55,765
(D)
467,213
49,855
39,057
378,301
259,304
118,997
Notes: Includes Kalawao County.
All state and local area dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).
1
The estimates of earnings for 2001-2003 are based on the 2002 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 2001-2003 reflect county population estimates available as of April 2004.
3 Contributions for government social insurance are included in earnings by type and industry but they are excluded from personal
income.
2
4 The adjustment for residence is the net inflow of the earnings of interarea commuters. For the United States, it consists of adjustments
for border workers: Wage and salary disbursements to U.S. residents commuting to Canada less wage and salary disbursements to
Canadian and Mexican residents commuting into the United States.
5
Rental income of persons includes the capital consumption adjustment.
6
Proprietors’ income includes the inventory valuation adjustment and capital consumption adjustment.
“Other” consists of wage and salary disbursements to U.S. residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies
and consulates in the United States.
7
(D) Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information, but the estimates for this item are included in the totals.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, April 2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
27
1.4.6
DETAILED CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR
ALL URBAN CONSUMERS (CPI-U): HONOLULU
1982–1984 average = 100 unless otherwise noted
Group
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
ALL ITEMS
176.3
178.4
180.3
184.5
190.6
Food and beverages
164.8
169.5
171.0
174.9
180.2
164.8
166.9
160.0
163.9
169.5
172.9
164.0
168.1
171.6
175.2
166.0
175.7
174.1
178.7
167.1
184.0
179.5
185.7
171.0
188.5
177.9
179.1
181.2
186.2
194.3
Shelter
Rent of primary residence
Owners’ equivalent rent1
191.9
180.3
196.3
193.1
181.6
197.7
196.3
185.3
201.8
200.3
190.2
206.4
209.7
196.9
214.4
Fuels and utilities
Fuels
Gas (piped) and electricity
Electricity
Utility (piped) gas
147.4
130.8
129.8
129.1
126.8
146.6
129.8
128.8
128.1
127.2
142.6
125.0
124.3
123.3
126.4
154.1
137.7
136.9
133.6
167.7
161.1
146.1
144.8
141.1
180.7
Household furnishings and operation
152.4
155.8
157.2
162.8
166.4
Apparel
103.5
101.0
102.6
98.5
101.2
Transportation
169.6
174.5
170.9
176.4
182.4
166.9
141.8
144.8
151.7
114.5
132.7
170.6
149.7
153.0
160.1
121.4
140.3
164.2
130.3
133.4
138.7
105.8
123.4
171.5
154.5
158.5
166.0
124.9
145.0
179.4
172.6
177.5
186.6
139.4
160.5
Medical care
239.8
No Data
No Data
No Data
275.9
Recreation3
102.8
101.6
99.5
100.4
102.3
Education and communication3
106.9
104.6
107.8
112.5
113.5
Other goods and services
279.7
289.3
302.2
307.6
312.4
Food
Food at home
Food away from home
Alcoholic beverages
Housing
Private transportation
Motor fuel
Gasoline, all types
Gasoline, unleaded regular
Gasoline, unleaded midgrade2
Gasoline, unleaded premium
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.4.6
C O N T I N U E D
Group
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
All items less shelter
All items less medical care
All items less energy
All items less food and energy
170.5
173.0
180.7
185.1
186.5
173.1
174.9
182.8
174.4
176.3
185.6
189.5
178.5
180.2
188.6
192.6
183.2
186.3
194.3
198.4
Commodities
Commodities less food
Commodities less food and beverages
150.3
140.1
138.9
152.8
141.0
139.7
152.0
138.5
136.7
154.8
141.4
139.4
159.3
145.3
143.3
Durables
128.5
127.1
124.6
122.6
122.1
Nondurables
Nondurables less food
Nondurables less food and beverages
156.5
147.3
146.1
160.3
149.9
148.6
159.9
147.3
145.2
164.2
153.1
150.8
170.3
159.9
157.9
Energy
137.0
140.0
128.0
147.0
160.6
Services
Services less rent of shelter1
Services less medical care
199.1
210.4
195.5
200.9
213.1
197.1
205.0
218.5
200.3
210.3
224.5
205.4
217.8
229.5
213.2
Special aggregate indexes
NOTE: See Section 1: General Statistics for CPI-U definition. The level of CPI item detail has changed due to revisions in the Consumer Price
Index done by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 1998.
1December
1982 = 100.
1993 = 100.
3December 1997 = 100.
2December
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, World Wide Web site (http://www.bls.gov/).
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
29
1.5.1
CAPACITIES OF HOSPITALS AND SPECIALTY CARE
BEDS, MAUI COUNTY
Data are for facilities recognized by the Hawaii State Health Planning and
Development Agency
Area by Type of Beds by Facility
For the Period of January 1, 2003 to December 31, 2004
Area/
Type
Facility
Licensed
Beds
Medical/Surgical
Kula Hospital
2
Maui Memorial Hospital
140
Moloka’i General Hospital
5
Critical Care
15
Obstetric
23
3
Psychiatric (Psych)
18
Intermediate Care (ICF)
Hale Makua (Wailuku & Kahului)124
SNF/ICF
Hale Makua (Wailuku & Kahului)240
Kula Hospital
104
Lana’i Community Hospital
10
16
Acute/SNF
Lana’i Community Hospital
4
6
Mentally Retarded (MR)
Kula Hospital
9
Hansen’s Disease
Kalaupapa Care Home
14
Other(s)
Aloha House, Inc.
NA
Ho’omaka Hou
33
The Maui Farm, Inc.
15
Maui County Total
781
Inpatient
Days
Admissions
Avg. Length
of Stay
Avg. Daily
Census
Percent
Occ.
96
46,015
119
20
8,026
68
4.8
5.7
1.8
13.15
90.05
6.52
0.3
126.1
0.3
3,783
749
5.1
69.10
10.4
3,663
29
1,608
25
2.3
1.2
43.63
2.65
10.0
0.1
4,123
537
7.7
62.75
11.3
44,414
66
672.9
98.13
121.7
84,217
35,053
3,552
3,135
288
178
10
1
292.4
196.9
355.2
3,135.0
96.14
92.34
97.32
53.68
230.7
96.0
9.7
8.6
84
345
38
42
2.2
8.2
5.75
15.75
0.2
0.9
2,917
2
1,458.5
88.80
8.0
1,460
1
1,460.0
28.57
4.0
3,803
2,385
43
9
88.4
265.0
31.57
43.56
10.4
6.5
239,193
11,711
20.4
65.53
655.3
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Health, State Health Planning and Development Agency, Inpatient Facilities Utilization.
30
General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.5.2
ADULT RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES,
MAUI COUNTY
Data are for facilites recognized by the Hawaii State Department of Health, Office of
Health Care Assurance
Location
Persons1
age 65+
Beds/1,000
persons age 65+
Facilites
Beds
8
1
1
3
13
36
5
4
15
60
3,452
1,261
472
1,874
14,566
10.43
3.97
8.47
8.00
4.12
3
0
15
0
586
453
25.60
0.00
Maui County Total
16
75
14,566
5.15
Hawaii Co
Kauai Co
C & C of Honolulu
48
12
405
211
50
1,919
19,432
7,980
115,946
10.86
6.27
16.55
State Total
481
2,255
157,997
14.27
Maui Island
0
0
0
0.00
Molokai (Kalaupapa)
Lanai
1
0
16
0
73
453
219.18
0.00
Maui County Total
1
16
14,566
1.10
Hawaii Co
Kauai Co
C & C of Honolulu
0
0
17
0
0
355
19,432
7,980
115,946
0.00
0.00
3.06
State Total
18
371
157,997
2.35
Type I (up to 5 beds)
Kahului
Kihei
Makawao
Wailuku
Maui Island Total
Molokai (Kaunakakai)2
Lanai
Type II (more than 5 beds)
1
Bureau of the Census, Census 2000
2
Combination of CDPs, Kauanakai, Kualapuu, and Maunaloa
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Health, Office of Health Care Assurance, Vacancy Report - Adult Residential care Homes and
Expanded Adult Residential Care Homes, May 3, 2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
General Statistics
31
1.5.3
HEALTH PRACTITIONERS LICENSED IN HAWAII
BY PLACE OF ADDRESS
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Oahu
Hawaii
Kauai
Subtotal Hawaii
Mainland
Foreign/Other
Total
Acupuncturist
71
1
0
238
85
17
412
144
10
566
Chiropractor
69
2
0
190
40
18
319
280
11
610
Dental Hygenist
62
3
2
426
55
17
565
207
3
775
Dentist
75
3
0
782
95
36
991
306
18
1,315
Massage Therapist
1,080
8
5
2,628
823
412
4,956
739
48
5,743
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Oahu
Hawaii
Kauai
Subtotal Hawaii
Mainland
Foreign/Other
Total
Certified
Physician’s
Assistant
14
1
0
71
7
8
101
12
1
114
Emergency
Medical Tech.
Basic
43
1
0
186
170
30
430
4
1
435
Emergency
Medical Tech.
Paramedic
35
5
0
210
75
13
338
18
1
357
Physician
or
Surgeon1
276
10
2
2,825
334
135
3,582
3,286
58
6,926
Osteopathic
Physician
and Surgeon
22
0
2
105
14
7
150
298
3
451
Registered
Nurse
1,015
29
11
8,462
1,274
511
11,302
4,409
186
15,897
Advanced Practice
Registered Nurse
27
3
0
412
63
30
535
154
2
691
Occupational
Therapist
27
1
0
224
38
11
301
102
3
406
Physical
Therapist
80
1
0
463
80
27
651
317
14
982
Optometrist
19
0
0
195
18
9
241
107
4
352
Pharmacist
85
2
0
730
97
47
961
713
7
1,681
Podiatrist
4
0
0
29
6
1
40
37
1
78
Psychologist
32
0
0
398
56
24
510
156
3
669
Licensed Practical
Nurse
Maui
326
Molokai
10
Lanai
0
Oahu
1,625
Hawaii
392
Kauai
207
Subtotal Hawaii
2,560
Mainland
303
Foreign/Other
11
Total
2,874
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Oahu
Hawaii
Kauai
Subtotal Hawaii
Mainland
Foreign/Other
Total
1Permanent
Naturopath
14
0
0
25
16
7
62
27
0
89
licenses only. Does not include interns, residents, or physicians who provided state government services only.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Professional and Vocational Licensing Division, Licensing
Branch, records, 3/27/2005.
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General Statistics
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Education
Section 2
EDUCATION
This section covers statistics on public and private schools, enrollment, number of
teachers, high school graduates, enrollment at Maui Community College, degrees
offered, number of faculty at Maui Community College and libraries.
Maui County public and private schools provide educational opportunities for
students from pre-kindergarten through senior high school. Maui Community
College offers courses in a wide variety of technical, vocational and liberal arts
disciplines and through the University of Hawaiì Center offers 4- and 5-year
University of Hawaiì degrees via the Hawaiì Interactive Television System (HITS).
The Hawaii State Public Library System in Maui County has eight locations on
three islands, Maui, Molokai and Lanai. Maui Community College Library
holdings include four centers; two on Maui (Kahului and Hana), and one each on
Molokai and Lanai.
The principal sources of the data on education are the Hawaii State Department of
Education, the Hawaii Association of Private Schools, and the University of
Hawaii Institutional Research Office. On libraries, the principal sources are the
Hawaii State Public Library System, Research and Evaluation Services and the
Maui Community College Library.
34
Education
Maui County
Data Book 2005
2.1
MAUI DISTRICT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
BY ISLAND AND LOCATION
MAUI
Hana
Hana High and Elementary
Keanae Elementary
Kihei
Kamalii Elementary
Kihei Elementary
Kihei Public Charter High
Lokelani Intermediate
Montessori Hale O Keiki
Lahaina
King Kamehameha III Elementary
Lahaina Intermediate
Lahainaluna High
Maui Preparatory School
Princess Nahienaena Elementary
Sacred Hearts Elementary
West Maui Carden Academy
Kahului/Wailuku
H. Perrine Baldwin High
Christ the King
Emmanuel Lutheran
Iao Intermediate
Isaiah Center for Excellence
Kaahumanu Hou Christian (Maui)
Kahului Elementary
Lihikai Elementary
Maui Adventist
Maui High
Maui Waena Intermediate
St. Anthony Grade School
St. Anthony Junior and Senior High
Waihee Elementary
Wailuku Elementary
K-12
K-3
K-5
K-5
9-12
6-8
Pre-6
K-5
6-8
9-12
6-8
K-5
K-8
Pre-5
9-12
K-6
K-6
6-8
4-12
K-12
K-5
K-5
1-8
9-12
6-8
K-6
7-12
K-5
K-5
Upcountry/North Shore
Carden Academy of Maui
Clearview Christian Girls School
Doris Todd Memorial Christian
Haiku Elementary
Haleakala Waldorf
Horizons Academy
S. Enoka Kalama Intermediate
Kamehameha School (Maui)
King Kekaulike High
Kula Elementary
Makawao Elementary
Maui Christian Academy
Montessori Hale O’Keiki
Montessori of Maui
Paia Elementary
Pukalani Elementary
St. Joseph
Seabury Hall
LANAI
Lanai High and Elementary
MOLOKAI
Kamehameha Preschool Kalamaula
Kaunakakai Elementary
Kilohana Elementary
Kualapuu Elementary
Maunaloa Elementary
Molokai Christian Academy
Molokai High
Molokai Intermediate
Molokai Mission
K-7
6-8
PreK-8
K-5
PreK-8
K-8
6-8
K-11
9-12
K-5
K-5
7-8
PreK-4
PreK-6
K-5
K-5
K-8
6-12
K-12
Preschool only
K-6
K-6
K-6
K-6
PreK-12
9-12
6-8
K-8
NOTE: Table does not include schools that are Pre-School only.
SOURCES: Hawaii State Department of Education, records; Hawaii Association of Independent Schools, Licensed Private Schools 20032004 and phone survey.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Education
35
2.2
PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES BY SCHOOLS/
FUNCTIONS, MAUI COUNTY
2003-2004
School
Instruction
Instructional
Support
Leadership
Elementary Schools
Haiku
Kahului
Kamalii
Kamehameha III
Kaunakakai
Keanae
Kihei
Kilohana
Kualapuu Public Charter School1
Kula
Lihikai
Makawao
Maunaloa
Nahienaena
Paia
Pukalani
Waihee
Wailuku
4,270.57
4,670.78
3,736.40
3,763.87
5,458.04
25,867.33
3,819.91
5,888.73
5,070.85
4,202.87
3,913.16
4,604.16
5,817.90
3,899.21
5,206.27
4,691.99
4,221.66
4,779.52
1,886.77
1,720.87
1,498.15
1,648.30
3,458.26
639.07
1,415.33
4,621.20
1,540.12
1,967.10
2,092.87
2,618.47
5,747.61
1,509.11
2,278.22
1,745.08
1,520.74
1,689.73
513.47
416.77
430.21
529.15
893.59
984.09
442.88
1,547.95
796.96
524.26
411.77
653.85
2,307.84
449.11
855.99
570.76
465.18
403.72
1,313.24
1,377.13
1,167.42
1,210.79
1,993.16
7,572.57
1,302.32
2,312.15
1,648.59
1,371.42
1,135.60
1,174.25
2,805.49
727.56
1,648.88
1,354.15
1,124.58
1,160.37
79.30
87.57
66.87
80.90
165.43
70.82
67.79
62.54
66.69
75.10
110.53
62.91
62.87
66.00
66.87
65.20
79.25
107.44
Intermediate/Middle Schools
Iao
Kalama
Lahaina
Lokelani
Maui Waena
Molokai
4,224.04
4,324.34
3,842.16
3,345.13
3,499.87
NA
1,947.91
2,324.36
2,234.06
1,801.71
2,029.83
NA
650.32
533.29
742.49
603.11
568.28
NA
1,159.65
1,163.08
1,702.79
1,140.50
1,104.06
NA
127.05
66.50
62.56
71.32
66.61
NA
High Schools
Baldwin
Kihei Public Charter High1
King Kekaulike
Lahainaluna
Maui
Molokai
3,822.60
7,908.27
3,458.63
3,617.55
3,739.43
4,408.29
2,255.48
650.96
2,659.66
2,625.82
2,381.07
3,519.93
449.01
42.49
493.99
655.32
416.61
874.99
1,102.81
699.13
1,055.18
1,103.30
1,103.10
1,417.46
136.77
60.78
60.71
75.46
68.34
73.68
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High & Elem
Lanai High & Elem
5,064.18
4,193.90
4,186.99
3,583.00
992.00
874.37
1,663.29
1,441.10
59.18
96.13
Operations
Other
Commitments
NA: Not available
1
Undistributed allotments.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Education, records.
36
Education
Maui County
Data Book 2005
2.3
PUBLIC SCHOOLS: ENROLLMENT AND GRADES,
MAUI DISTRICT
School
H. Perrine Baldwin High
Haiku
Hana High & Elementary
Iao
Kahului
S. Enoka Kalama Intermediate
Kamalii
King Kamehameha III
Kaunakakai
Keanae
Kihei Charter High School1
King Kekaulike High
Kihei
Kilohana
Kualapuu2
Kula Elementary
Lahaina Intermediate
Lahainaluna High
Lanai High & Elementary
Lihikai
Lokelani Intermediate
Makawao
Maui High
Maui Waena Intermediate
Maunaloa
Molokai High3
Molokai Intermediate4
Princess Nahienaena
Paia
Pukalani Elementary
Waihee
Wailuku Elementary
Total Enrollment
1
2001
2002
2003
2004
Grades
1,693
429
387
842
834
1,179
841
651
264
3
1,459
774
118
387
440
632
986
659
1,144
718
514
1,673
1,008
54
757
1,726
418
389
825
842
1,132
809
642
243
6
155
1,413
817
105
351
430
642
1,038
672
1,134
773
489
1,654
1,007
66
748
1,651
426
388
830
855
1,066
751
679
238
3
164
1,379
830
109
352
421
625
1,000
636
1,143
764
489
1,669
1,033
73
704
636
214
471
877
952
649
207
474
828
959
655
212
493
833
937
1,680
428
384
831
850
1,014
716
698
216
7
115
1,380
855
89
341
412
637
1,038
640
1,108
795
455
1,653
1,009
69
413
215
661
212
480
856
937
9-12
K-5
K-12
6-8
K-5
6-8
K-5
K-5
K-6
K-3
9-12
9-12
K-5
K-6
K-6
K-5
6-8
9-12
K-12
K-5
6-8
K-5
9-12
6-8
K-6
9-12
6-8
K-5
K-5
K-5
K-5
K-5
21,596
21,643
21,408
21,194
Kihei New Century PC High School is a Charter School, established in 2001.
2
Formally Kualapuu Elementary School. Changed to: Kualapuu Elementary New Century Conversion Charter School.
3
Formerly known as Molokai High and Intermediate School.
4
Molokai Intermediate School opened in 2004.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Education, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Education
37
2.4
STUDENT PROFILES,
MAUI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
SCHOOL YEAR 2003-04
School
Elementary Schools
Haiku
Kahului
Kamalii
Kamehameha III
Kaunakakai
Keanae
Kihei
Kilohana
Kualapuu
Kula
Lihikai
Makawao
Maunaloa
Nahienaena
Paia
Pukalani
Waihee
Wailuku
Fall
Enrollment
Students
Enrolled for
the Entire
School Year
Receiving Free or
Reduced-cost
Lunch
Students
in Special
Education
Students with
Limited
English
Proficiency
426
855
751
679
238
3
830
109
352
421
1,143
489
73
655
212
493
833
937
91.1%
95.0%
85.8%
91.5%
90.3%
66.7%
92.2%
86.2%
96.0%
95.5%
94.1%
89.8%
84.9%
96.3%
90.1%
91.1%
97.5%
93.5%
41.1%
51.7%
23.2%
34.5%
78.6%
33.3%
56.4%
78.0%
77.8%
28.3%
49.3%
49.1%
80.8%
42.1%
59.0%
41.6%
38.8%
44.0%
8.7%
8.2%
6.1%
8.1%
15.5%
0.0%
4.7%
12.8%
6.0%
5.5%
6.6%
12.3%
12.3%
7.5%
6.1%
8.7%
6.0%
7.9%
1.6%
17.3%
3.5%
20.8%
5.0%
0.0%
13.9%
0.9%
2.0%
1.4%
9.7%
3.7%
0.0%
25.2%
2.4%
3.2%
3.0%
5.0%
Iao
830
Kalama
1,066
Lahaina
625
Lokelani
764
Maui Waena
1,033
94.2%
96.1%
97.4%
89.9%
97.5%
34.9%
37.7%
38.4%
42.1%
42.3%
11.7%
16.1%
12.8%
11.0%
12.0%
2.4%
2.3%
9.0%
1.8%
7.2%
High Schools
Baldwin
King Kekaulike
Lahainaluna
Maui
1,651
1,379
1,000
1,669
93.6%
93.3%
92.7%
90.5%
12.2%
28.5%
12.2%
20.9%
12.5%
20.4%
15.6%
15.9%
3.0%
1.1%
5.6%
7.8%
388
636
704
NA
96.7%
95.2%
63.1%
26.3%
63.6%
18.0%
21.7%
23.4%
0.0%
7.7%
1.4%
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High & Elem
Lanai High & Elem
Molokai High & Inter.
NA: Not Availabe
SOURCE: State of Hawaii Department of Education, Accountability Resource Center (ARCH), School Status and Improvement Report,
School Year 2003-2004.
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2.5
ETHNIC PROFILES, MAUI COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAR 2003-04
School
Chinese Filipino Hawaiian Part-Hawaiian Japanese Portugese Hispanic White Others
Elementary Schools
Haiku
0.9%
Kahului
0.2%
Kamalii
0.7%
Kamehameha III 0.1%
Kaunakakai
0.4%
Keanae
0.0%
Kihei
0.1%
Kilohana
0.0%
Kualapuu
0.0%
Kula
4.8%
Lihikai
1.4%
Makawao
0.6%
Maunaloa
0.0%
Nahienaena
0.1%
Paia
0.0%
Pukalani
1.2%
Waihee
2.1%
Wailuku
1.7%
2.5%
56.7%
9.7%
14.9%
15.2%
0.0%
32.5%
3.7%
8.2%
3.6%
35.7%
12.0%
6.2%
45.8%
7.8%
12.4%
22.7%
15.0%
2.3%
2.7%
1.2%
0.7%
4.5%
0.0%
1.0%
1.9%
14.7%
5.7%
3.5%
7.5%
15.4%
6.2%
20.0%
7.2%
11.0%
8.2%
22.7%
19.8%
8.0%
10.4%
64.8%
100.0%
22.0%
78.5%
70.3%
18.9%
20.3%
25.7%
67.7%
18.0%
44.9%
23.0%
34.3%
25.3%
3.0%
6.6%
2.9%
2.0%
3.7%
0.0%
2.8%
0.0%
1.4%
7.4%
10.9%
6.6%
3.1%
3.5%
2.9%
9.8%
9.2%
18.9%
2.1%
1.9%
0.1%
0.3%
0.0%
0.0%
0.5%
0.9%
0.0%
6.9%
3.8%
11.2%
4.6%
0.6%
2.9%
8.0%
2.7%
2.8%
2.3%
2.2%
1.6%
14.0%
0.0%
0.0%
4.4%
0.0%
0.3%
3.3%
4.3%
6.6%
0.0%
8.2%
2.0%
2.2%
1.5%
2.4%
54.4%
3.2%
53.8%
31.0%
7.8%
0.0%
18.3%
13.1%
3.4%
42.6%
5.6%
22.6%
1.5%
5.7%
9.8%
22.6%
9.1%
10.6%
9.8%
6.6%
21.9%
26.6%
3.6%
0.0%
18.3%
1.8%
1.6%
6.7%
14.3%
7.2%
1.5%
11.7%
9.8%
13.6%
7.3%
15.1%
Iao
1.2% 24.3%
Kalama
0.8% 11.3%
Lahaina
0.3% 36.5%
Lokelani
0.4% 24.1%
Maui Waena
1.0% 46.3%
8.1%
5.9%
1.9%
2.8%
1.8%
26.5%
24.6%
17.2%
10.3%
22.2%
15.1%
8.2%
2.8%
3.3%
9.5%
2.6%
7.3%
0.9%
0.9%
2.8%
1.5%
2.0%
6.2%
3.5%
2.8%
7.2%
29.7%
18.0%
33.2%
4.2%
13.4%
10.3%
16.2%
21.3%
9.3%
High Schools
Baldwin
King Kekaulike
Lahainaluna
Maui
23.4%
9.1%
32.8%
42.2%
5.4%
4.5%
2.5%
2.2%
23.2%
22.7%
18.0%
16.4%
14.9%
9.1%
4.3%
8.2%
2.6%
6.8%
1.2%
2.2%
2.4%
2.3%
4.8%
3.2%
14.2%
32.7%
20.0%
11.4%
12.7%
11.9%
16.0%
13.4%
2.2%
3.7%
75.4%
0.7%
0.7%
0.7%
13.7%
2.2%
53.7%
3.4%
21.2%
3.7%
1.1%
1.7%
7.2%
7.4%
12.5%
7.8%
64.4%
3.5%
0.3%
0.9%
5.9%
4.1%
1.2%
1.0%
0.4%
0.9%
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High
& Elem
0.5%
Lanai High
& Elem
0.5%
Molokai High
& Inter.
0.6%
Others: Includes Black, Native American, Korean, Samoan, Indo-Chinese, and others.
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Data Book 2005
22.4%
22.1%
17.3%
19.7%
25.0%
22.8%
28.3%
20.6%
5,308
8,200
3,789
9,630
406
805
1,761
287,068
49.9%
56.1%
43.2%
45.9%
47.3%
50.1%
47.0%
45.0%
% of Families
with Children
Under 18
19.2%
19.9%
19.2%
20.6%
17.2%
16.9%
22.5%
18.3%
% of Families
Headed by
Single Mother
$51,251
$52,638
$56,315
$48,679
$37,898
$43,642
$33,894
$49,820
Median
Household
Income
7.1%
5.3%
4.5%
6.2%
7.6%
4.9%
14.1%
7.6%
% of
Households
Receiving
Public
Assistance
Income
SOURCE: State of Hawaii Department of Education, Accountability Resource Center (ARCH), School Status and Improvement Report, School Year 2003-2004.
NOTE: All figures based on Census 2000
22,782
33,406
17,967
41,634
1,855
3,194
7,257
1,211,537
State of Hawaii
Baldwin Complex
King Kekaulike Complex
Lahainaluna Complex
Maui Complex
Hana Complex
Lanai Complex
Molokai Complex
Population
School
Community
% of
Population Number
Aged 5-19 of Families
COMMUNITY PROFILES,
MAUI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2.6
10.6%
8.8%
8.9%
9.2%
19.4%
8.9%
23.6%
11.2%
% of Families
with Children
Living in
Poverty
2.7
COMMUNITY EDUCATION ATTAINMENT LEVEL
MAUI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Communtiy
College Graduate
Some College
High School
Less than High
School Graduate
State of Hawaii
26.2%
29.9%
28.5%
5.4%
Baldwin Complex
King Kekaulike Complex
Lahainaluna Complex
Maui Complex
Hana Complex
Lanai Complex
Molokai Complex
21.1%
28.2%
22.1%
20.8%
14.4%
16.5%
13.8%
29.0%
34.5%
29.7%
32.6%
27.7%
25.7%
26.3%
31.6%
26.3%
31.8%
28.2%
42.7%
27.2%
38.0%
18.3%
11.1%
16.4%
18.4%
15.2%
30.6%
21.9%
NOTE: Based on Census 2000
2.8
SCHOOL COMPLETION, MAUI COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAR 2002-03
School
Total
Completers
Diploma
Graduates
Certificate of
Completion
Individual
Program
School
Dropouts
Baldwin High School
King Kekaulike
Lahainaluna
Maui
93.5%
96.9%
97.2%
94.0%
91.3%
95.9%
96.3%
92.2%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
2.2%
1.0%
0.9%
1.9%
5.2%
6.7%
2.8%
7.2%
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High & Elem
Lanai High & Elem
100.0%
100.0%
91.7%
100.0%
92.0%
90.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
8.0%
1.7%
1.3%
5.0%
2.4%
Maui County
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2.9
TEACHING STAFF PROFILES, MAUI COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAR 2003-04
School
Elementary Schools
Haiku
Kahului
Kamalii
Kamehameha III
Kaunakakai
Keanae
Kihei
Kilohana
Kualapuu
Kula
Lihikai
Makawao
Maunaloa
Nahienaena
Paia
Pukalani
Waihee
Wailuku
Teacher
Headcount
With 5 or
More Years Average
With
at this
Years
Advanced
School
Experience Degrees
Student
Teacher
Ratio
Regular
Instruction
Student
Teacher
Ratio
Special
Education
25.0
51.0
40.0
39.0
17.0
1.0
48.0
8.0
21.0
25.0
68.0
31.0
6.0
39.0
15.0
31.0
53.0
60.0
17.0
36.0
25.0
25.0
3.0
1.0
22.0
4.0
17.0
19.0
36.0
27.0
2.0
18.0
10.0
17.0
35.0
39.0
14.0
17.2
10.2
11.2
8.1
17.0
9.4
10.5
10.8
16.2
12.3
15.3
5.2
8.1
14.2
14.7
11.9
16.7
5.0
11.0
8.0
7.0
4.0
0.0
13.0
2.0
0.0
4.0
15.0
8.0
2.0
10.0
2.0
7.0
14.0
15.0
18.5
18.0
19.1
18.9
15.5
3.0
18.4
11.9
18.4
18.5
17.3
17.9
14.2
17.3
14.2
17.0
17.4
17.8
9.3
10.0
15.3
11.0
9.3
0.0
7.8
0.0
7.0
7.7
12.7
8.6
9.0
12.3
13.0
10.8
7.1
6.7
Iao
49.0
Kalama
67.0
Lahaina
37.0
Lokelani
44.0
Maui Waena
61.0
29.0
43.0
17.0
13.0
25.0
13.1
12.9
5.9
6.1
9.1
21.0
21.0
11.0
12.0
13.0
18.3
17.0
17.6
18.1
17.5
10.8
12.3
13.3
14.0
13.8
High Schools
Baldwin
King Kekaulike
Lahainaluna
Maui
94.0
77.0
59.0
96.0
63.0
38.0
23.0
63.0
13.7
8.2
7.5
12.9
25.0
33.0
12.0
20.0
18.6
17.4
17.2
18.2
12.9
20.1
15.6
14.8
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High & Elem
Lanai High & Elem
29.0
47.0
47.0
13.0
18.0
22.0
10.4
6.1
10.5
7.0
13.0
11.0
13.3
13.6
13.3
17.5
13.8
27.5
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2.10
STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TEST SCORES,
MAUI COUNTY SCHOOLS,
SCHOOL YEAR 2004-05
% Below
Average
Reading
%
Average
% Above
Average
% Below
Average
Math
%
Average
% Above
Average
5
5
5
5
5
*
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
15
30
9
16
36
*
19
50
24
6
25
20
57
23
33
16
24
24
46
59
62
59
56
*
60
50
73
44
61
67
43
65
48
56
54
52
39
11
30
25
8
*
21
0
4
51
14
13
0
13
18
28
22
23
10
13
9
7
16
*
16
17
24
16
17
20
57
23
29
16
14
17
36
52
41
51
60
*
47
67
49
28
50
54
43
58
47
44
52
40
55
35
50
42
24
*
37
17
27
56
33
26
0
20
24
40
33
43
Iao
8
Kalama
8
Lahaina
8
Lokelani
8
Maui Waena
8
Molokai
8
25
22
25
28
36
36
56
51
58
52
54
51
19
27
17
20
10
13
31
23
34
32
33
22
52
60
55
52
51
58
18
18
11
16
15
20
High Schools
Baldwin High
Kekaulike High
Lahainaluna High
Maui High
Kihei PC High School
10
10
10
10
10
34
33
45
42
13
60
61
51
54
73
6
6
4
4
13
32
37
43
33
23
51
51
48
57
55
17
13
9
10
23
Multi-Level Schools
Hana High & Elem.
Lanai High & Elem.
10
10
51
54
44
44
5
2
49
48
41
48
11
4
School
Elementary Schools
Haiku
Kahului
Kamalii
Kamehameha III
Kaunakakai
Keanae
Kihei
Kilohana
Kualapuu NCPCCS
Kula
Lihikai
Makawao
Maunaloa
Nahienaena
Paia
Pukalani
Waihee
Wailuku
Grade
* Data not shown for privacy reasons.
NOTE:
Percentages may not add up to 100% due to roundoff.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Education, Planning & Evaluation Office, Accountability Resource Center Hawaii, Summary
of SAT9 and HCPS test results.
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Data Book 2005
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2.11
PRIVATE SCHOOL CHARACTERISTICS,
SCHOOL YEAR 2003
School
Christ the King8
Clearview Christian Girls School3
Doris Todd Memorial Christian2
Emmanuel Lutheran6
Haleakala Waldorf School7
Horizons Academy of Maui, Inc.7
Kaahumanu Hou Christian (Maui)1
Kamehameha Schools (Maui)4
Maui Adventist9
Molokai Christian Academy3
Molokai Mission9
Montessori Hale o’ Keiki7
Montessori of Maui7
Sacred Hearts Elementary8
St. Anthony Grade School8
St. Anthony Junior & Senior High8
St. Joseph8
Seabury Hall5
Student
Asian
Classroom Teacher Amer Ind/ Pacific
Teachers
Ratio
Alaskan
Islander
8.0
4.9
10.0
n/a
20.4
3.8
8.0
62.0
2.3
8.1
1.0
4.4
9.0
12.0
8.3
42.3
7.0
39.6
15.4
3.7
10.6
n/a
9.1
6.8
14.9
13.4
13.5
6.4
6.0
7.0
15.3
17.6
24.1
6.8
11.3
10.0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
n/a
116
11
34
57
47
9
22
827
23
33
2
4
27
83
102
47
26
n/a
Black
1
1
1
2
9
2
5
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
2
3
n/a
Hispanic
0
0
1
1
12
2
8
0
3
0
3
0
4
3
6
6
5
n/a
White
5
6
70
90
118
13
83
0
4
18
1
27
105
125
92
233
43
n/a
n/a: Not available
NOTE: Ethnicity is reported by number of students.
Affiliation
1
Assembly of God
2
Baptist
3
Christian
4
Church of Christ
5
Episcopal
6
Lutheran Church
7
Nonsectarian
8
Roman Catholic
9
Seventh-Day Adventist
SOURCE: National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES).
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2.12
PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION,
MAUI COUNTY 2004-05
School
Tuition Fees
Alaula School
Christ the King School
Clearview Christian Girl’s School
Doris Todd Memorial Christian Academy
Emmanuel Lutheran School
Haleakala Waldorf School
Hoomana Hou School
Horizons Academy of Maui Inc.
Isaiah Center for Excellence*
Kaahumanu Hou Christian Schools
Kamehameha Schools
Maui Adventist School
Molokai Mission School
Montessori Hale O Keiki
Montessori School of Maui
Sacred Hearts School
Seabury Hall
St Anthony Jr./Sr. High School
St Joseph Grade School
West Maui Carden Academy*
1,000
5,900 - 6,900
3,200
6,000
3,740 - 3,840
3,860 - 4,900
3,150 - 7,450
5,000
12,240 - 13,030
4,100
3,050 - 4,150
1,734 - 2,171
2,700 - 3,700
3,050 - 4,000
1,750
6,595
6,950 - 7,950
3,950
13,100
6,200 - 6,400
2,950
3,500
5,500
* Tuition for School Year 2005-06
NOTE: Does not include schools that are PreSchool only.
SOURCE: Hawaii Council of Private Schools, Private School Tuition Report 2004-2005 and phone survey.
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Data Book 2005
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2.13
PRIVATE SCHOOLS: ENROLLMENT AND GRADES,
MAUI DISTRICT
School
Akaula School
Christ the King
Clearview Christian Girls School
Doris Todd Memorial Christian
Emmanuel Lutheran
Haleakala Waldorf School
Hoomana Hou School
Horizons Academy of Maui, Inc.
Isaiah Center for Excellence
Kaahumanu Hou Christian (Maui)
Kamehameha Schools (Maui)
Maui Adventist
Maui Prepartory School1
Molokai Mission
Montessori Hale o’ Keiki
Montessori of Maui
Sacred Hearts Elementary
St. Anthony Junior & Senior High
St. Joseph
Seabury Hall
West Maui Carden Academy
Total Enrollment
2002
2003
2004
2005
Grades
n/a
n/a
188
22
132
130
220
n/a
38
n/a
200
417
n/a
n/a
85
9
60
189
235
189
330
102
394
n/a
n/a
n/a
188
23
134
130
204
n/a
29
n/a
118
736
30
n/a
75
7
55
185
240
236
330
108
394
n/a
n/a
n/a
160
24
124
149
212
n/a
24
n/a
121
832
31
n/a
65
6
57
178
221
200
288
118
390
n/a
45
104
170
24
140
157
235
16
26
30
100
966
27
n/a
57
3
64
177
200
201
315
80
397
115
5-8
K-7
PreK-8
6-8
PreK-8
K-7
PreK-8
9-10
K-8
4-12
PreK-12
K-3
1-8
6-8
PreK-12
K-8
PreK-4
PreK-6
K-8
PreK-6
7-12
PreK-6
6-12
Pre-5
2,940
3,242
3,220
3,627
n/a: Not Available.
NOTE: Does not include schools that are pre-school only.
1
School starts in 2005-2006 school year with 30 students.
SOURCE: Hawaii Council of Private Schools, Private School Enrollment Report and phone survey.
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2.14
LIBRARY HOLDINGS AND CIRCULATION,
HAWAII STATE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM,
MAUI LIBRARY DISTRICT
2002
Library locations, June 301
Personnel, June 302
2003
2004
8
44
8
45
8
43
Circulation, year ended June 30
786,880
681,358
929,477
Collections, June 30
Books, Video Tapes & Sound Recordings3
Periodical subscriptions
369,522
844
393,105
725
393,569
652
1
Includes libraries on Lanai (1 location), Maui (6 locations), and Molokai (1 location).
Full-time equivalent basis, but including permanent and temporary State general-funded positions
and temporary Federal funded positions but excluding student help.
3 Books includes braille. Video tapes include digital video disks (DVDs). Sound recordings include talking books, magnetic tape,
recorded cassettes, compact disks and L.P. records.
2
SOURCE: Hawaii State Public Library System, Information Management Branch, records.
2.15
LIBRARY HOLDINGS AND CIRCULATION,
MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Number of volumes, June 30
Circulation, year ended June 30
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
41,391
42,523
43,595
45,808
46,649
48,546
49,812
50,416
38,379
34,558
21,219
35,704
37,575
25,698
20,482
22,020
2002r
2003
2004
51,130
52,737
55,220
7,401
8,126
9,680
r: Revised from previous Data Book.
1 Includes holdings on Molokai and Lanai, and in Hana.
2 Circulation also includes in-house and interlibrary loan counts.
3 Maui circulation for 2002 includes in-house and interlibrary loan counts.
SOURCE: University of Hawaii at Manoa, University Libraries, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Education
47
48
Education
Maui County
Data Book 2005
21
AA
AS/AAS
AAS
AAS
AAS
AAS
–
AAS
AS
AS/AAS
AAS
AS(2)
AS/AAS
AAS(2)
AAS
AAS
–
AAS
–
AS
AS
AAS
AAS
–
–
22
–
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
–
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA(2)
CA
CA(4)
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
–
CA
CA
–
–
(Fall 2004)
17
–
CC
CC
–
CC (2)
CC
–
CC
–
CC
–
CC
CC
CC (2)
CC (2)
CC
–
–
–
–
–
CC (3)
–
CC(2)
–
––
228
58
15
7
14
22
45
70
16
7
9
34
5
4
7
1
–
1
16
–
–
–
5
2003
293
79
214
84
20
17
5
42
34
64
12
4
8
20
4
–
4
2
–
2
8
–
–
–
296
2002
TOTAL
EARNED
308
95
213
69
20
13
15
21
38
57
16
3
13
33
5
–
1
1
–
1
9
–
15
1
–
–
2004
13
–
–
–
–
5
–
198
68
130
35
10
6
7
12
26
33
10
4
6
21
4
1
3
2002
199
79
120
51
11
11
4
25
21
28
9
3
6
11
3
–
1
–
–
–
7
–
–
–
–
–
196
95
101
36
11
7
6
12
14
19
11
2
9
21
3
–
1
–
–
–
9
–
7
1
–
–
2003 2004
ASSOCIATE
DEGREES
98
–
98
23
8
1
7
10
19
37
6
3
3
13
1
3
4
1
–
1
3
–
–
–
–
–
2002
94
–
61
29
8
4
1
16
1
27
2
–
2
–
1
–
–
–
–
1
–
–
–
–
–
–
112
–
112
33
9
6
9
9
24
38
5
1
4
12
2
–
–
1
–
1
–
–
8
–
–
–
2003 2004
CERTIFICATES
OF ACHIEVEMENT
1 The AS in nursing makes students eligible for the Registered Nursing Examination; the CA in nursing allows students to take the Practical Nursing Examination. 2 Program established
in April 2001.
SOURCE: University of Hawaii, Institutional Research Office, Degrees and Certificates Earned, University of Hawaii Community Colleges, Fiscal Years 2000-2002, 2002-2003 and 20032004 (degree counts).
NOTES: AA = Associate in Arts, AS = Associate in Science, AAS = Associate in Applied Science, CA = Certificate of Achievement, and CC = Certificate of Completion or Certificate of
Competence. Certificate of Completion/Certificate of Competence counts are not published.
TOTAL
General and Pre-Professional Education
Career and Technical Education
Business Education
Accounting
Business Careers
Hotel Operations
Office Administration & Technology
Food Service Programs (Food Service)
Health Service Programs (Nursing)1
Public Service Programs
Administration of Justice
Human Services
Trades and Technology Programs
Horticulture and Landscape Maintenance
Auto Body Repair & Painting
Automotive Technology
Building Maintenance
Carpentry Technology
Drafting Technology
Electronics Engineering
Computer Engineering
Fashion Technology
Sustainable Technology2
Welding Technology
Voc, Other (ATS)
PROGRAM
DEGREES/CERTIFICATES
OFFERED
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES EARNED BY DEGREE AND PROGRAM
MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGE, FISCAL YEARS ENDING JUNE 30
2.16
2.17
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII DISTANCE LEARNING
COURSES AND GRADUATES, MAUI COUNTY
Program
2000
Delivered from UH Hilo
BA Business
BA English
BA Hawaiian Studies
BA Marine Sciences (MARE)
BA Psychology
BA Sociology
BS Nursing, RN to BSN
BS Computer Sciences
Certificate, Database Management
Certificate, Hawaiian Medium Teacher Education
Delivered from UH Manoa
BA Information Computer Sciences (ICS)
BA Interdisciplinary Studies/ Liberal Studies
B. Ed. Counseling & Guidance, Voc Rehab
B. Ed Elementary Education
BS Nursing
MA Music Education
MA Accounting
MBA (NIMBA)
M Counseling & Guidance Vocational Rehabilitation
M Ed Educational Administration, K-12 or Higher Ed
M Ed. Early Childhood Education
M Ed. Educational Foundations
M Ed Interdisciplinary (IMED)
M Ed Special Education
MS Information Computer Sciences
MS Kinesiology & Leisure Science
M. Library & Information Science
MS Nursing
Masters in Social Work
Certificate in Public Health
Certificate Telecommunication & Infor. Resources Management
Post-Bacc Certificate, Secondary Education
Professional Diploma in Education
Delivered from UH West Oahu
BA Business Administration
BA Professional Studies
BA Social Sciences
Certificate, Substance Abuse & Addiction Studies
Total All Programs
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
-
-
1
2
-
7
8*
11*
1
-
2
1
4
2
3
1*
1
8
3
2
-
19
3
21
2
21
1
1
1
1
-
9
1
1
11
3
2
12
2
1
1*
-
16
18
4
1
1*
2
1
1*
-
10
2
1
1
20
-
-
2
2
10
1*
-
30*
3
7
1
1*
-
5
-
16
-
5
-
8
3
16
4
1
5
1
52
54
50
81
78
56
2*
* Includes Molokai graduates.
SOURCE: University of Hawaii System, Office of the Vice President for Academic Planning and Policy.
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Data Book 2005
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2.18
MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGE,
NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY
Fall Semester
Total
Full-Time
Part-Time
Students Enrolled
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
2,337
2,589
2,688
2,578
2,809
763
792
851
870
912
1,574
1,797
1,837
1,708
1,897
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2,765
2,854
2,787
2,849
2,862
985
1,046
1,062
1,074
1,013
1,780
1,808
1,725
1,775
1,849
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2,678
2,699
2,989
2,985
2,996
998
982
1,042
1,085
1,146
1,680
1,717
1,947
1,900
1,850
Number of Faculty
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
134
144
153
156
157
74
85
82
85
84
60
59
71
71
73
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
148
161
161
162
165
80
83
83
86
87
68
78
78
76
78
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004p
169
180
186
160
191
86
90
97
92
98
83
90
89
68
68
Note: Beginning with 1995, two additional categories of student are included in the enrollment figures. The categories are early
admission (high school students taking Maui Community College classes) and concurrent (students primarily registered at another
University of Hawaii campus who are taking at least one Maui Community College class).
p: Preliminary.
SOURCES: University of Hawaii, Institutional Research Office, Fall Enrollment Report, Community Colleges and Faculty and Staff Report,
University of Hawaii.
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Geography & Land Use
Section 3
GEOGRAPHY & LAND USE
This section presents statistics on physical geography, water areas, climate, land
use, value and ownership. Information on agriculture, forests and parks may be
found in other sections of the book.
Maui County consists of four of the major eight islands in the State of Hawaii:
Maui, Molokai, Lanai and Kahoolawe. The total land area of Maui County is
1,171.0 square miles with a general coastline of 210 statute miles. The highest
peak in the county is Haleakala (Red Hill), Maui, at 10,023 feet; the largest
stream is Kalialinui-Waiale Gulch, Maui, 18 miles; the most extensive lake or
similar body, Kealia Pond (Marsh), Maui, 500 acres and the highest waterfall (in
the county and in the state) is Kahiwa, Molokai, a 1,750-foot cascade.
The climate of Maui County is defined by average temperatures ranging from
81.3 degrees in the warmest month at Kahului Airport, Maui, to 73.4 degrees in
the coolest month. Rainfall varies greatly. Annual averages for rainfall in the
county range from 81 inches in Hana, to 26 inches in Molokai, to 15 inches in
Lahaina.
The State Land Use Commission has zoned 27,981 acres in Maui County as
urban, 311,601 as conservation, 402,992 as agricultural and 8,326 as rural.
In the State of Hawaii, land ownership data indicates that the federal
government owns 3.9 percent of all land, the state and counties own 25.7
percent, and private owners (chiefly large estates) have 70.3 percent. The island
of Kahoolawe (28,800 acres) was transferred from the federal government to the
State of Hawaii in May, 1994.
Considerable caution is necessary in comparing statistics from different sources
on land use and ownership. Variations in definitions and survey dates seriously
affect comparability.
Sources important to these tables are the U.S. National Climatic Data Center,
the Atlas of Hawaii, 3rd edition, published by the University of Hawaii Press in
1998; Government in Hawaii, published annually by the Tax Foundation of
Hawaii; and The State of Hawaii Data Book , published annually by the
Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.
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Data Book 2005
3.1.1
LAND AND WATER AREA
OF COUNTIES AND ISLANDS
ACRES1
SQUARE MILES
Total
Land2
State Total
6,470.8
6,425.2
45.6
4,141,312
4,112,128
Counties4
Hawaii
Maui
Kalawao
Honolulu5
Kauai5
4,035.2
1,171.0
14.3
620.5
629.8
4,034.2
1,161.6
13.3
596.3
619.8
1.0
9.4
1.0
24.2
10.0
2,582,528
749,440
9,152
397,120
403,072
2,581,888
743,424
8,512
381,632
396,672
Islands4
Hawaii
Maui6
Kahoolawe
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau7
Kaula
4,035.2
734.5
45.9
141.2
263.7
617.6
558.2
71.1
0.4
4,034.2
728.6
45.0
140.4
260.9
593.6
549.4
70.0
0.4
1.0
5.9
0.9
0.8
2.8
24.0
8.8
1.1
–
2,582,528
470,080
29,376
90,368
168,768
395,264
357,248
45,504
256
2,581,888
466,304
28,800
89,856
166,976
379,904
351,616
44,800
256
County or Island
Inland Water3
Total
Land
1 Areas in acres were calculated directly from the figures shown for square miles; these equivalents were independently rounded, and hence
may not add exactly to the indicated totals and subtotals. One square mile = 640 acres.
2 Dry land and land temporarily or partially covered by water, as marshland, swamps, etc. streams and canals under one-eighth statute mile
wide; and lakes, reservoirs, and ponds under 40 acres of area.
3 Permanent inland water surface, such as lakes, reservoirs, and ponds having 40 acres or more of area; streams, sloughs, estuaries, and canals
one-eighth statute mile or more in width; deeply indented embayments and sounds, and other coastal waters behind or sheltered by
headlands or islands separated by less than 1 nautical mile of water and islands having less than 40 acres of area.
4 Because of rounding, island figures may not add to county figures.
5 Reflect inclusion of Kaula in the County of Kauai rather than in the City and County of Honolulu (Act 245, S.L.H. 1988, approved
June 9, 1988).
6 Molokini, offshore of Maui, not measured; other sources give the area of Molokini as 18.6 acres (0.03 square miles).
7 Includes Lehua, previously reported as 243 acres (0.38 square miles).
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Planning and Economic Development, Remeasurements of the Area of Hawaii, 1982 (Statistical
Memorandum 83-6, May 18, 1983); Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic Development, State of Hawaii Data Book.
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3.1.2
GENERAL COASTLINE AND TIDAL SHORELINE OF
HAWAII, BY COUNTY AND ISLAND
GENERAL COASTLINE1
TIDAL SHORELINE2
Statute Miles
Kilometers3
Statute Miles
Kilometers
State Total
750
1,207
1,052
1,693
Counties
Hawaii
Maui and Kalawao
Honolulu
Kauai
266
210
137
137
428
338
220
220
313
343
234
162
504
552
377
261
Islands4
Hawaii
Maui
Kahoolawe
Lanai
Molokai
266
120
29
47
88
428
193
47
76
142
313
149
36
52
106
504
240
58
84
171
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau
Kaula
112
90
45
2
180
145
72
3
209
110
50
2
336
177
80
3
25
3
2
6
6
3
40
5
3
10
10
5
25
3
2
6
6
3
40
5
3
10
10
5
5
8
5
8
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands5
Nihoa
Necker Island
French Frigate Shoals
Laysan Island
Lisianski Island
Kure Atoll
1
Figures are lengths of general outline of seacoast. Data for the four islands of Maui County are not consistent with the reported county total.
Shoreline of outer coast, offshore islands, bays, rivers, and creeks is included to the head of tidewater or to a point where tidal waters narrow
to a width of 100 feet.
3 Derived from data expressed in statute miles; independently rounded and accordingly may not add exactly to indicated totals and subtotals.
1 mile = 1.609 km.
4 Data are not available for 4 minor islands: Molokini, Lehua, Gardner Pinnacles, Maro Reef, and Pearl and Hermes Atoll.
5 Excludes the Midway Islands, which are part of the Hawaiian archipelago but not legally part of the State of Hawaii. (Midway has a general
coastline of 20 miles and a tidal shoreline of 33 miles.)
2
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Planning and Economic Development, Hawai’i, the Natural Environment (1974), p. 13; Hawaii State
Department of Business and Economic Development, The State of Hawaii Data Book, 1989 (November 1989), table 131.
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Data Book 2005
3.1.3
MAJOR NAMED WATERFALLS, MAUI COUNTY
Waterfall1
Cascade
Height
(feet)
Horizontal
Distance
(feet)
Maui
Honokohau
Waihiumalu
Waimoku
1,120
400
40
500
150
50
Molokai
Kahiwa
Papalaua
Wailele
Haloku
Hipuapua
Olupena
Moaula
1,750
1,200
500
500
500
300
250
1,000
500
150
200
300
150
200
Average
Discharge
(million gal/day)
26.6
37.1
19.7
1
Includes the largest named waterfalls in each island, either in height or average discharge; all other named falls 250 feet high or over; and
well-known small falls. Many unnamed falls have sheer drops of 200 feet or more.
SOURCE: U.S. Geological Survey, records; Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Water and Land
Development, records, and Hawaii State Department of Planning and Economic Development, Hawai’i, the Natural Environment(1974),
p.18.
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3.1.4
ELEVATIONS OF MAJOR SUMMITS
Elevation of the highest point on each island and other important peaks
Island and Summit
Feet
Meters
13,796
13,679
8,271
5,480
4,093
3,660
4,205
4,169
2,521
1,670
1,248
1,116
1,483
1,434
452
437
160
49
10,023
8,201
5,788
2,250
3,055
2,500
1,764
686
Lanai
Lanaihale
3,366
1,026
Molokai
Kamakou
Olokui
Kaunuohua
Kalaupapa Lookout
Mauna Loa (Kukui)
4,961
4,606
4,535
1,600
1,430
1,512
1,404
1,382
488
436
Oahu
Kaala
Puu Kalena
Konahuanui
Tantalus
Olomana
4,003
3,504
3,150
2,013
1,643
1,220
1,068
960
614
501
1,208
1,186
760
642
500
368
361
232
196
152
Hawaii
Mauna Kea1
Mauna Loa2
Hualalai
Kaunu o Kaleihoohie
Kilauea (Uwekahuna)
Kilauea (Halemaumau Rim)
Kahoolawe
Puu Moaulanui
Puu Moaulaiki
Molokini
Maui
Haleakala (Red Hill)
Haleakala (Kaupo Gap)
Puu Kukui
Iao Needle
Koko Crater (Kohelepelepe)
Nuuanu Pali Lookout
Diamond Head
Koko Head
Punchbowl
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Data Book 2005
3.1.4
CONTINUED
Island and Summit
Feet
Meters
Kauai
Kawaikini
Waialeale
Namolokama Mountain
Kalalau Lookout
Haupu
Sleeping Giant (Nonou)
5,243
5,148
4,421
4,120
2,297
1,241
1,598
1,569
1,348
1,256
700
378
Niihau
Paniau
1,250
381
Lehua
699
213
Kaula
548
167
Nihoa
Millers Peak
903
275
Necker Island
Summit Hill
276
84
French Frigate Shoal
La Perouse Pinnacles
120
37
Gardner Pinnacles
190
58
Awash
Awash
Laysan Island
40
12
Lisianski Island
40
12
Pearl and Hermes Atoll
10
3
Midway Islands
12
4
Kure Atoll
20
6
Maro Reef
1
According to the 1991 Guinness Book of World Records (p. 142), “The world’s tallest mountain measured from its submarine base (3,280
fathoms) in the Hawaiian Trough to its peak is Mauna Kea ... with a combined height of 33,476 ft., of which 13,796 ft. are above sea
level.”
2
Guinness (p. 142-143) describes Mauna Loa as having “dimensions, but not height, [which] exceed those of Mt. Everest .... The axes of its
elliptical base, 16,322 ft. below sea level, have been estimated at 74 miles and 53 miles.”
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Accounting and General Services, Survey Division, data provided April 21, 1992; U.S. National
Cartographic Information Center, data provided October 11, 1978; U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps, 1981–1984; Hawaiian
Government Survey (for Nihoa and Molokini); U.S.S. Tanager survey, 1923 (for Necker Island, French Frigate Shoals, Laysan, Lisianski,
Pearl and Hermes Atoll and Kure Atoll).
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48.6
20.8
50.9
3030
63.5
17.0
Percent of Area
Within 5 Miles of Coast
Percent of Area with Elevation
of Less than 500 Feet
Percent of Area with Elevation
of 2000 Feet or More
Approximate Mean Altitude (feet)
Percent of Area with Slope
Less Than 10 Percent
Percent of Area with Slope
20 Percent or More
4.0
76.0
3950
68.4
12.0
30.0
28.5
4
36.0
38.5
2390
41.4
24.9
76.1
10.6
–
26
48
Maui
9.0
60.0
600
0.0
38.9
100.0
2.4
–
6
11
Kahoolawe
16.0
61.0
1140
6.3
24.8
100.0
5.2
1
13
18
Lanai
26.0
53.0
1150
17.8
37.3
100.0
3.9
14
10
38
Molokai
45.5
42.5
860
4.6
45.3
79.0
10.6
–
30
44
Oahu
50.5
33.5
1380
24.0
35.6
65.0
10.8
11
25
33
Kauai
12.5
68.0
530
0.0
78.2
100.0
2.4
3
6
8
Niihau
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Planning and Economic Development, Hawai’i, the Natural Environment (1974), p. 19; and U.S. Geological Survey, Elevations and Distances in the
United States (1978), p. 4-5.
According to Lee S. Motteler, Geography and Map Division, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, the sea cliffs along the northeastern coast of Molokai between Umilehi Point and Puukaoku Point
drop 3,250 feet at an average slope of 58 degrees. These cliffs have been described by The Guinness Book of World Records (1991 edition, p. 148) as “the highest sea cliffs yet pinpointed
anywhere in the world.”
1
28.5
Miles from Coast
of Most Remote Point
33
76
Extreme Width (miles)
Miles of Sea Cliffs with Heights
of 1,000 Feet or More1
93
Hawaii
Extreme Length (miles)
State
MISCELLANEOUS GEOGRAPHIC STATISTICS, BY ISLAND
3.1.5
Maui County
Data Book 2005
59
19.36
35.14
60
113
105
144
268
97
267
33
Days
Precip.
>=0.01 in.
79.3
75.4
81.4
76.6
84.9
62.7
80.8
83.8
High
75.8
72.5
77.3
74.3
81.4
59.1
78.2
80.1
High
59.2
59.5
63.2
60.8
63.0
45.1
63.8
63.3
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Low Month
47.66
66.87
43.70
1951
1968
1963
1980
1965
1989
1969
1950
Year
5.28
15.64
11.06
17.71
49.64
6.76
79.20
3.20
1999
1999
2001
1962
1953
1998
1953
1953
Year
3.33
5.30
4.61
8.54
9.52
3.75
12.67
3.15
in.
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
Month
in.
Aug
Aug
Aug
Sep
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Month
in.
65.8
65.8
71.4
66.2
69.7
47.6
70.3
71.3
Low
TEMPERATURES
Coolest Month
PRECIPITATION
Driest Year
Wettest Month
82.7
78.1
85.2
79.6
88.1
66.1
83.5
87.3
High
Warmest Month
Wettest Year
121.16
126.23
40.63
161.82
34.78
62.7
62.4
67.7
63.8
66.4
44.6
67.4
67.4
Low
Daily Average
in.
0.51
1.28
0.54
Aug
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
Sep
Jun
Month
Driest Month
07/02/2004
09/07/1994
04/14/1974
09/18/1968
08/18/1985
1.20
4.08
0.23
6.60
0.08
93
89
96
88
97
07/25/1953
11/03/1979
08/31/1994
Date
Record High
80
94
97
ºF
SOURCE: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Western Regional Climate Center, Hawaii Climate Summaries.
25.98
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
52.92
80.84
19.06
119.45
14.62
Annual
Average
in.
1949
1949
Molokai
Molokai Airport
Maui
Haleakala Ranger Station
Hana Airport
Kahului Airport
Kailua (NE Maui, inland)
Lahaina
1,300
1,620
450
Molokai
Molokai Airport
1953
1949
1949
700
45
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
1949
1950
1954
6,960
61
48
Maui
Haleakala
Ranger Station
Hana Airport
Kahului Airport
Kailua
(NE Maui, inland)
Lahaina
Elevation 1st Year
ft. of Record
STATION DATA
TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION
AVERAGES AND EXTREMES, MAUI COUNTY
3.1.6
01/22/1955
02/22/1973
03/04/1987
01/05/2004
12/23/1962
02/26/1965
01/09/1953
01/20/1969
Date
10.45
11.25
9.03
18.50
17.57
5.82
15.20
7.01
in.
11/10/1955
11/10/1955
02/12/1989
01/09/1980
04/16/1968
12/21/1955
11/15/1965
12/27/1983
Date
1 Day Record
46
47
46
50
52
27
50
48
ºF
Record Low
60
Maui County
Data Book 2005
1.60
0.54
9.68A
13.56
15.51A
6.22
16.09
37.28
8.54
10.84
23.20A
4.42
4.85
3.62
66.41A
0.00A
10.13
Mar
5.72
0.63
8.58A
5.13
2.47
4.40
23.00
1.05
4.59
5.05
51.17
20.90A
6.20
Apr
4.56
2.09
6.32
9.21
2.24
3.08
24.00
4.00
3.96
2.43
30.54
18.20
7.21
May
1.71
0.18
4.25A 2.89X
M
M
1
Precipitation for month.
X: Monthly means or totals bsed on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing.
T: Trace precipitation.
2.69
M
2.11
5.79
0.00X
1.73
10.80
1.09
10.45
1.69
18.06A
7.00
9.40
Oct
Dec
3.59A
M
3.81
M
26.1
78.4
57.06X
M
9.66
M
M
M
M
21.46
M
22.26
M
13.75
28.31
16.37
M
M
35.71
Departure
from
Annual Normal
6.26
3.06
70.00
3.80
4.27 101.36
0.00T 1.48
26.17X
2.82
2.04
48.43
23.50A 0.00A 166.00
1.19
1.22
26.38
5.14
1.64
56.98
1.72
0.31
29.97
21.09A 15.54 378.54
14.80A 0.00A 133.90
10.45
4.85 106.62
Nov
0.08
1.27
1.08
2.01
3.60
1.51
0.47A 1.66A 0.32A 4.36A 5.50A 3.00A
1.05
0.03
Sep
7.35A 1.99
8.23
3.73
0.36
0.02
0.81
0.58
10.50A 9.50
0.53
0.00
1.13
3.98
1.35
2.52
27.03A 11.03A
0.00A 10.40A
13.86
4.55
Aug
S: Precipitation amount is continuing to be accumulated. Total will be included in a subsequent monthly or yearly value.
M: Insufficient or partial data; m appears alone if 10 or more daily values are missing.
Jul
0.48
1.22
5.30
3.04
0.04
0.05
0.89
0.47
12.50
8.50
0.00
0.00
3.78
1.01
0.06
0.93
41.52A 12.46
10.90 31.20
4.63
3.55
Jun
6.83
2.31
3.23
0.74
2.77
0.67
17.96A 18.92A 14.77A 4.20A 4.21A 3.03A
9.05
8.70
3.08
5.40
10.00
3.81
6.00
3.17
48.68S
10.00
15.76
Feb
7.49
6.88
7.89
15.37
10.50A
9.07
10.45
7.12
34.20S
10.50A
16.03
Jan
A: Accumulated amount. May include data from a previous month.
Maui
Haleakalala Ranger Station
Hana Airport
Kahului Airport (WSO)
Kapalua-West Maui Airport
Keanae
Kihei
Kula Hospital
Makena Golf Course
Puu Kukui
Waikamoi
Waihee
Molokai
Kalaupapa
Molokai Airport
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
RAINFALL1
Station
2004
MONTHLY RAINFALL AND TEMPERATURE AT SPECIFIED LOCATIONS
IN MAUI COUNTY
3.1.7
Maui County
Data Book 2005
61
M
70.9
68.5
M
Molokai
Kalaupapa
Molokai Airport
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
70.3X
M
M
73.3
53.9X
73.1X
73.4
66.1
73.7
62.9
62.7X
73.5X
74.7X
Feb
Apr
May
69.5X
66.9X
72.4X
71.4
71.4
68.3X
73.3X
73.4X
56.7X
77.0X
79.5
69.2
79.0
66.9
66.1
78.5X
77.8X
Jul
73.4 76.1
71.6X M
M
M
77.4X 78.3
56.3X
75.5X
78.8
68.3
77.4
66.0
65.2
77.5X
76.5
Jun
2004
76.3
M
M
M
58.8
77.3X
81.3
70.4X
80.4
68.6
67.7
79.9
78.3
Aug
75.1X
M
M
M
55.7X
77.3X
80.0
69.8
80.2
68.3
67.2X
78.8X
78.3X
Sep
73.8
M
M
M
55.0
76.9X
79.4
69.4
79.1
67.4X
61.9X
78.3
77.8X
Oct
72.1
M
M
M
54.4X
75.6
76.3
M
77.4
64.7
64.5X
76.7X
75.6
Nov
69.5X
M
74.1X
M
51.0X
72.8X
73.2
64.2X
78.6
62.5
61.6
73.6
74.5X
Dec
72.4X
M
MX
M
54.4X
MX
76.4
MX
76.6
64.9X
63.9X
76.0X
75.9X
Annual
T: Trace precipitation.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, Climatological Data Annual Summary, Hawaii and Pacific,
2004.
X: Monthly means or totals based on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing.
73.0
M
M
75.1
51.2X 51.2X 55.6X
71.6X M
74.5X
72.6
73.7
76.3
64.1X 65.6
66.6X
71.6
73.5
75.9
62.2
62.6
65.0
61.4X 62.2X 64.7
72.6X 73.6X 76.2X
73.3X 74.3
76.1
Mar
temperature for month.
A: Accumulated amount. May include data from a previous month.
2 Average
53.0X
71.7X
71.9
64.3X
72.7
62.0
61.5X
72.4X
73.3
Jan
Maui
Haleakalala Ranger Station
Hana Airport
Kahului Airport
Kailua
Kula Branch Stn.
Kula Hospital
Makena Golf Course
Oheo
TEMPERATURE2
Station
CONTINUED
3.1.7
3.1.8
ANNUAL RAINFALL AND TEMPERATURE
AT SPECIFIED LOCATIONS, MAUI COUNTY
Station
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
ANNUAL RAINFALL
Maui
Hana Airport
Keanae
Kihei
Kula Branch Stn.
Lahaina
Makena Golf Course
Puu Kukui
Wailuku
34.16
56.44
6.76
19.20
M
4.47
10.12
1.86
5.58
446.45
17.16
52.24
60.44
9.66
21.66
79.90M
7.13
12.38
2.62
10.16
379.88
18.57
37.30
86.85
9.72
18.92
94.50M
3.26
11.89
6.01
7.47
320.67M
16.14
40.62
48.37
10.53
20.61
82.10
6.20
15.83
NA
7.01
307.26
24.58
42.56
66.47
15.07
27.98
96.23
13.33
30.31
NA
18.24
242.54
M
32.60
66.93
13.83
27.07
151.90
11.58
25.67
NA
M
M
NA
70.00
101.36
26.17X
48.43
166.00
26.38
31.57
NA
29.97
378.54
NA
Molokai
Kalaupapa
Molokai Airport
M
12.66
30.81
13.52
29.62
11.38
M
11.06
39.78
22.95
40.03
24.38
57.06X
M
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
10.69
19.85
5.28
15.64
10.60
18.39
17.58
M
26.49
42.58
M
M
26.1
78.4
AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE
Maui
Hana Airport
Kula Branch Stn.
Kula Hospital
Lahaina1
Makena Golf Course
53.7
74.0M
75.1
74.3M
63.2M
62.6M
M
74.4M
53.8M
M
75.1
74.5M
62.2M
62.8M
M
74.8M
54.9
M
75.3
75.0M
63.8M
M
M
75.4M
Molokai
Molokai Airport
73.9
73.8
M
Lanai
Lanai Airport
Lanai City
71.0M
M
70.9M
68.4M
71.8M
M
54.95
M
75.7
75.3M
64.2M
63.8M
NA
75.7M
55.6M
74.2M
75.4
75.4
64.0
63.4M
NA
75.2M
46.2X
M
76.4
76.0X
64.5
63.9
NA
MX
54.4X
MX
76.4
76.6
64.9X
63.9X
NA
76.0X
M
74.9M
68.6X
M
72.0M
M
71.7M
M
M
M
72.4X
M
X: Monthly means or totals based on incomplete time series. 1 to 9 days are missing.
NA: Not available.
1
Lahaina station no longer in service as of 2001.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, National Weather Service Forecast Office,
Honolulu.
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Data Book 2005
3.2.1
TRENDS IN REAL PROPERTY TAX BASE,
MAUI COUNTY
Gross valuation in thousands
As of January 1 unless otherwise noted
1999
Improved Residential
Land
1,568,983
Improvements
817,079
Unimproved Residential
Land
282,747
Improvements
1,872
Homeowner
Land
2,225,415
Improvements
2,143,098
Hotel/Resort
Land
1,066,582
Improvements
2,681,250
Apartment
Land
496,335
Improvements
1,096,639
Time Share1
Land
Improvements
Commercial
Land
611,007
Improvements
391,668
Industrial
Land
577,667
Improvements
411,845
Agricultural
Land
894,855
Improvements
363,055
Conservation
Land
271,170
Improvements
27,759
TOTAL2
2000
2001
2002
1,629,787 1,778,535 2,105,914
883,993
980,638 1,147,963
327,362
122
2003
2,229,559
1,221,288
2004
2005
2,760,153 3,802,950
1,184,331 1,398,612
312,704
2,373
291,068
348
295,995
10,245
339,207
2,710
487,817
1,501
2,383,931 2,645,650
2,253,350 2,494,417
3,068,710
2,753,442
3,448,058
3,024,256
4,587,953 6,163,343
3,353,718 3,808,206
1,066,560 1,118,337
2,841,594 3,173,969
1,212,092
3,424,136
1,178,686
3,739,235
1,391,638 1,490,422
4,522,441 4,835,251
570,516
576,269
660,144
1,220,117 1,429,635 1,677,822
630,001
1,895,848
677,004
922,833
1,847,497 2,441,722
107,923
470,813
631,941
393,739
672,344
471,205
698,764
492,228
675,803
509,617
756,533
553,713
951,946
603,709
593,621
416,315
607,145
439,790
600,716
471,526
539,019
468,954
556,447
483,615
688,330
501,882
944,608 1,024,089 1,128,381
379,565
422,948
450,050
1,152,951
500,406
278,967
29,723
289,466
29,829
340,554
30,985
328,518
33,323
15,929,026 16,845,811 18,469,342 20,554,842
21,881,760
1,474,200 2,171,437
548,376
656,311
306,918
36,788
305,110
38,659
25,383,244 31,848,774
NOTES: Gross valuations do not include nontaxable properties. Detail may not add to totals due to rounding.
1 New category as of 2005.
2 Total maybe different than sum due to rounding.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Finance, Real Property Tax Division, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
63
3.2.2
LAND USE DISTRICTS, MAUI COUNTY
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Office of Planning, Hawaii Statewide GIS Program.
64
Maui County
Data Book 2005
3.2.3
ESTIMATED ACREAGE OF LAND USE DISTRICTS,
BY ISLANDS
Total acreage, including inland water, as classified by the Hawaii State Land Use
Commission under the provisions of Chapter 205, Hawaii Revised Statutes, as amended;
all data are approximate
CLASSIFICATION BY STATE
LAND USE COMMISSION1
Island
Total Area2
Urban
Conservation
Agricultural
Rural
As of December 31, 2004
Maui
Lanai
Molokai
Kahoolawe
465,800
90,500
165,800
28,800
22,185
3,257
2,539
—
194,836
38,197
49,768
28,800
244,726
46,639
111,627
—
4,053
2,407
1,866
—
Hawaii
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau
Kaula and Lehua
Other Islands3
2,573,400
386,188
353,900
45,700
400
1,900
53,722
100,730
14,558
—
—
—
1,304,347
156,619
198,769
—
400
1,900
1,214,527
128,839
139,320
45,700
—
—
804
—
1,253
—
—
—
State Total
4,112,388
196,991
1,973,636
1,931,378
10,383
1
For definitions, see Hawaii Revised Statutes, Section 205-2.
totals differ somewhat from the official figures based on measurements by the Geography Division of the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
3 The Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, from Nihoa to Kure Atoll, excluding Midway.
2 These
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, Land Use Commission, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
65
3.2.4
LAND OWNERSHIP, MAUI COUNTY
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Office of Planning, Hawaii Statewide GIS Program.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
3.2.5
NATIONAL AND STATE HISTORIC PLACES, MAUI
COUNTY
Island of Maui
Alae Petroglyphs
Alena Habitation Site
Bank of Hawaii - Haiku Branch
Cave of Seven Coffins
CHINESE SOCIETY HALLS:
Wo Hing Society Hall
Ket Hing
Crater Historic Dist. - Haleakala
Frank Baldwin/H.F. Rice Res
Gomes Residence
Ha’iku Mill
Hale Ho’ike’ike
Hale Pa’I
Haleki’i-Pihana Heiau
Hale-o-Lono Heiau
Hamoa Complex
Hana Belt Road
Hana Police Station & Courthouse
Hana Store
Hanamau’uloa Complex
Hardy House
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Hongwanji Temple
Honokalani Village
Honokowai Petroglyphs
Iao Theater
Ka’ahumanu Church
Kahikinui House
Kaiapuni Ho’a
Kaimupe’elua Heiau
Kalepolepo Fishpond
Kaluakakalioa Cave
Kaluanui Heiau Complex
Island of Maui (Continued)
Kama’ole House Site
Kauhihale Complex
Ka’umi’umiua Heiau
Keone’oio Archaeological Dist.
Kilolani Congregational Church
Kipahulu Historic District
Kipapa Archaeological District
Lahaina Historic District (60 Sites)
Lo’alo’a Heiau
Luala’ilua Cave
Luala’ilua Heiau
Luala’ilua Terrace Complex
Lufkin Residence
Makawao Union Church
Maui Jinsha Mission
Molohai heiau
Paia School
Papakea heiau
Papakea Petroglyphs
Pi’ilanihale Heiau
Schools
Wailuku School
Puunene School
Henry Perrine Baldwin HS
Paia School
Keanae School
Kaupo School
Wahene Platform
Waiale Bridge
Waihe’e Church
Waikapu Stone Church
Wailuku Civic Center
Wananalua Cong. Church
Island of Molokai
Ahina Heiau
FISHPONDS (mostly submerged)
Fishponds (numerous)
Mikiawa Fishpond
Weheleau’ulu Fishpond
Halemahana Fishpond
Ualapu’e Fishpond
Kalua’aha Fishpond
Mahilika Fishpond
Panahana Fishpondh
Ipukaiole Fishpond
Kainalu Fishpond
Kahinapohaku Fishpond
Honouliwai Fishtrap
Hokukano-’Ualapu’e Complex
Keawanui Fishpond
Kukui Heiau
Pu’u ‘Olelo Heiau
Kaluakapi’ioho Heiau
Kahokukano Heiau
Pakui Heiau
Kalauonakukui Heiau
‘Ualapu’e Fishpond
‘Ili’ili’opae Heiau
Kalua’aha Church
Kilohana School
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Island of Lani
Kealiakapu Compex
Pu’upehe Platform
Island of Kahoolawe
Kaho’olawe Archaeolgical Dist.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Division, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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3.2.6
LAND IN HAWAII OWNED BY SELECTED
LARGE LANDOWNERS
Ownership
2000
2001
2002
2003
Eight Large Landowners
Percent of Total Land Area1
976,693
23.8
NA
NA
954,207
23.2
822,606
20.0
Kamehameha Schools2
Richard S. Smart (Parker Ranch)
Castle and Cooke, Inc.
Dole Food Company, Inc.
Samuel M. Damon Estate
Alexander and Baldwin, Inc.
C. Brewer and Company, Ltd.
James Campbell Estate
366,042
136,332
95,200
28,515
121,360
91,100
75,744
62,400
366,458
136,686
NA
NA
121,360
91,000
71,188
62,200
365,794
135,312
94,760
28,507
121,357
90,900
55,377
62,200
365,760
134,446
94,737
28,472
5,3363
90,000
44,210
59,645
NA: Not available.
1 Based on area of 4,110,966 acres.
2 As of July 1. Formerly known as the Bernice P. Bishop Estate.
3 A significant amount of land was conveyed to various entities in 2003.
SOURCE: Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, survey of major landowners.
3.2.7
DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS
ACREAGE, LESSEES, AND APPLICANTS, BY ISLANDS
The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands administers land set aside for the benefit of qualified
Native Hawaiians, who receive homestead leases and financial assistance from the Department
June 30, 2004
Acreage1
Homestead leases2
Residential
Agricultural
Pastoral
Applicant waiting list2
Residential
Agricultural
Pastoral
Maui
Molokai
202,658
117,313
7,418
5,934
1,096
388
34,327
17,989
14,072
2,266
2,091
1,306
502
283
12,360
5,031
5,834
1,495
Hawaii
Kauai
Oahu
State
Total
31,688
50
25,769
7,273
20,565
776
634
66
76
6,680
2,995
3,295
390
70
70
-
835
387
421
27
1,686
687
844
155
3,191
3,131
60
10,049
7,750
2,299
-
525
476
47
2
3,482
1,456
1,800
226
Lanai
1 Data based on latest figures from the trust resolution project. Acreages are rounded to the nearest acre and include 14,615 acres of new
lands from the 16,518-acre land transfer from the Public Land Trust and 483 acres from the Hawaiian Home Lands Recovery Act. Oahu total
includes 14.4 acres of Kalawahine land provided under Act 150, SLH 1990, 1,356 acres at Lualualei under Executive Orders to the the U.S.
Navy, 53.615 acres at Princess Kahanu Estates, and 20.114 acres at Waianae Kai. Act 95, SLH 1996, also transferred 51.324 acres at
Kealakehe (La’i’opua) and 37.839 acres at Kapolei, Oahu, as part of the land claims settlement. DHHL also purchased 57.160 acres at
Waiehu Kou, Maui, and 60.433 acres at Kealakehe, Hawaii.
2 Residence, agriculture, or pasture. Since applicants may apply for two types of leases, duplications occur. The Department estimates the
unduplicated Statewide total number of applicants at about 20,000.
Data are subject to audit.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Annual Reports and records.
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3.2.8
DISPOSITION OF STATE LANDS, MAUI COUNTY
2004
Document Permittee or
Number
Grantee Name
Location
Revocable Permits
RP7196
Asso. of Apt. Owners of Mana Kai-Maui
RP7368
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
RP7382
Maui Pineapple Company, Ltd.
RP7394
Moses K. Kauhaahaa, IV
Total Island of Maui:
General Leases & Term Easements
GL5639
Assn. of Apt. Owners of Kanai A Nalu
GL5684
Linda Kay Goy
GL5686
George H. Tanji, Trustee of the
Executive Orders - Set Asides
4033
County of Maui
4050
Department of Transportation
4051
Department of Transportation
4087
County of Maui
4088
County of Maui
Perpetual Easements
LOD28626 Maui County Department of Water Supply
LOD28685 Randall S. Sohler
LOD28700 Maui County Department of Transportation
LOD28704 County of Maui
LOD28613 David W. Singer
LOD28703 Christine Feeter
LOD28742 Christine Feeter
Total Island of Molokai
Dispositions to Public Utilities
LOD28473 Maui Electric
LOD28477 Maui Electric & Verizon Hawaii
LOD28479 Maui Electric & Verizon Hawaii
Fee Conveyances
LOD28514 Maui Land & Pineapple Co
LOD28706 Edward T. Taylor
LPG15988 Dept. of Hawaiian Home Lands
LPG15991 Maui Land & Pineapple Co
Quitclaims of Interest
LPG15984 Maui County Dept. of Public Works
1
Annual Payments
2
May be annual payments or one time payment.
Acres
Use
Wailuku
Wailuku
Lahaina
Wailuku
0.43
778.37
153.39
0.32
932.51
Wailuku
Makawao
Makawao
0.01
0.103
0.057
0.166
Lahaina,
Waiehu
Waikapu
Waiohuli
Lahaina
4.02
0.273
64.731
0.398
3.29
72.716
Wailuku
Makawao
Lahaina
Wailuku
Wailuku
Makawao
0.022
0.07
0.159
0.11
0.03
0.7
1.05
0.18
0.03
0.03
0.23
Utility
Access & Utility
Water
Utility
Drainage
Access & Utility
Lahaina
Wailuku
Makawao
11.91
3.68
0.0
15.6
Utility
Utility
Utility
Lahaina
Wailuku
Makawao
Wailuku
Lahaina
223
0.089
0.598
0.68
223
447.367
0.187
0.187
Molokai
Molokai
Molokai
Molokai
Molokai
0.111
0.111
Parking
Sugarcane
Agriculture
Agriculture
Payment
$1,440
$55,560
$14,352
$840
$72,192
Seawall
Water
Utility
Housing
Highway
Roadway
Recreation
Park
$2,300
$1,400
$1,30
$5,000
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$0
$156
$0
$0
$0
$0
$156
Access & Utility
$0
Access & Utility
$0
Access & Utility $1,850
$1,850
$1,100
$1,900
$132
$3,132
Land Exchange
Highway
$1
Sale of Remnant $3,050
Access
$3,600
Land Exchange
$6,651
Highway
$1
$1
Highway
$0
$0
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources.
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Data Book 2005
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3.2.9
SINGLE FAMILY HOME AND CONDOMINIUM
SALES BY AREA, MAUI COUNTY
Number of Sales
Area
2004 % Chg
Sales Last Yr
Average Sales Price
Median Sales Price
2004
Average
2004
Median
% Chg
Last Yr
% Chg
Last Yr
Total Dollar Volume
2004
Volume
% Chg
Last Yr
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
Central
313
27%
$461,597
23%
Haiku
103
34%
$751,378
13%
Hana
11
10%
$661,909
22%
Kaanapali
24 -40% $1,355,792
26%
Kahakuloa
4 300%
$955,000 -17%
Kapalua
8 -11% $2,682,500 -23%
Kihei
230 -49%
$630,327
39%
Kipahulu
1
0%
$548,000 -63%
Kula/Ulupalakua/Kanaio
98 -25%
$762,271
12%
Lahaina
66
78%
$966,697
72%
Lanai
18
13%
$360,667
83%
Maalaea
0 -100%
$0 -100%
Makawao/Olinda/Haliimaile 88
0%
$571,028
35%
Maui Meadows
40
11% $1,016,875
24%
Molokai
7
75%
$648,143 -38%
Nahiku
1
0%
$355,000 -55%
Napili/Kahana/Honokowai
67
-7% $1,021,199
73%
Olowalu
2
N/A $1,832,500
N/A
Pukalani
73 -11%
$538,490
20%
Sprecklesville/Paia/Kuau
38 -42%
$868,566
32%
Wailea/Makena
29 -44% $2,549,748
33%
Maui Summary:
1,221 -14%
$730,264 24%
$439,000
29%
$695,000
12%
$620,000
46%
$1,285,000
33%
$997,500 -13%
$2,200,000 -24%
$549,000
34%
$548,000 -63%
$642,000
18%
$625,000
20%
$285,000
56%
$0 -100%
$499,500
28%
$935,000
20%
$400,000 -59%
$355,000 -55%
$765,000
38%
$1,832,500
N/A
$527,500
24%
$570,000
46%
$1,550,000
20%
$550,000 25%
$144,479,954
56%
$77,391,910
52%
$7,281,000
35%
$32,539,000 -24%
$3,820,000 232%
$21,460,000 -31%
$144,975,230 -29%
$548,000 -63%
$74,702,600 -15%
$63,802,000 207%
$6,492,000 106%
$0 -100%
$50,250,500
35%
$40,675,000
38%
$4,537,000
9%
$355,000 -55%
$68,420,310
61%
$3,665,000
N/A
$39,309,798
7%
$33,005,500 -23%
$73,942,700 -26%
$891,652,502
6%
CONDOMINIUMS
Central
171
18%
$182,737
29%
Haiku
0 -100%
$0 -100%
Hana
5
25%
$167,900
23%
Kaanapali
132
-1%
$745,255
12%
Kapalua
85
39% $1,047,060
-1%
Kihei
825
-4%
$299,381
36%
0 -100%
$0 -100%
Lahaina
44
0%
$371,802 -15%
Lanai
4
0% $1,720,750
63%
Maalaea
76
21%
$368,826
30%
Makawao/Olinda/Haliimaile
1
N/A
$195,000
N/A
Molokai
4
N/A
$201,839
N/A
430 -13%
$383,724
30%
Pukalani
2 -33%
$354,500
-7%
Sprecklesville/Paia/
4
0%
$402,500
17%
Wailea/Makena
150 -19% $1,074,007
29%
Maui Summary:
1,933
-3%
$438,255 24%
$170,000
21%
$0 -100%
$163,000
23%
$660,000
22%
$760,000
11%
$269,000
42%
$0 -100%
$295,000
55%
$1,557,500
69%
$357,500
25%
$195,000
N/A
$177,500
N/A
$360,000
31%
$354,500
-8%
$255,000
56%
$737,500
32%
$310,000 28%
$31,247,950
52%
$0 -100%
$839,500
54%
$98,373,624
11%
$89,000,100
38%
$246,989,219
31%
$0 -100%
$16,359,300 -15%
$6,883,000
63%
$28,030,800
57%
$195,000
N/A
$807,355
N/A
$165,001,443
14%
$709,000 -38%
$1,610,000
17%
$161,101,000
4%
$847,147,291 20%
N/A: Not applicable.
SOURCE: Maui Board of Realtors, MLS Resale Data, December 2004.
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3.2.10
LAND SALES BY AREA, MAUI COUNTY
Number of Sales
Area
Central
Haiku
Hana
Honokohau
Kaanapali
Kahakuloa
Kapalua
Kaupo
Kihei
Lahaina
Lanai
Maalaea
Makawao/Olinda/Haliimaile
Maui Meadows
Molokai
Nahiku
Olowalu
Pukalani
Sprecklesville/Paia/
Wailea/Makena
Maui Summary:
2004 % Chg
Sales Last Yr
Average Sales Price
Median Sales Price
2004
Average
2004
Median
% Chg
Last Yr
LAND SALES
63 -31%
$422,850
48%
25 -47%
$459,400
-9%
14
27%
$427,214
6%
1
N/A
$495,000
N/A
34 -43%
$624,485
44%
2 -75%
$398,000
44%
33 267% $1,690,905
18%
1 -67%
$145,000 -85%
81 179%
$408,314 -23%
82
41%
$379,304 -25%
24
20%
$822,333
20%
4
0%
$591,875 -41%
0 -100%
$0 -100%
17 -23%
$474,412
54%
3
50%
$721,667
77%
14
8%
$271,286
25%
2
0%
$269,950 -20%
12 -48% $1,014,833
10%
2
N/A
$872,500
N/A
11 -21%
$383,182
80%
6 -14%
$545,889
24%
48 109% $1,233,156
36%
479
7%
$634,711
27%
% Chg
Last Yr
$370,000
26%
$400,000
5%
$378,000
15%
$495,000
N/A
$625,000
54%
$398,000
45%
$1,520,000
69%
$145,000 -85%
$285,000
4%
$216,250 -46%
$825,000
70%
$391,250 -64%
$0 -100%
$385,000
36%
$550,000
35%
$180,000
16%
$269,950 -20%
$420,000
76%
$872,500
N/A
$345,000
57%
$515,785
1%
$850,000
56%
$400,000
21%
Total Dollar Volume
2004
Volume
% Chg
Last Yr
$26,639,574
$11,485,000
$5,981,000
$495,000
$21,232,500
$796,000
$55,799,875
$145,000
$33,073,470
$31,102,950
$19,736,000
$2,367,500
$0
$8,065,000
$2,165,000
$3,798,000
$539,900
$12,178,000
$1,745,000
$4,215,000
$3,275,333
$59,191,500
0.02
-51%
34%
N/A
-18%
-64%
333%
-95%
115%
6%
44%
-41%
100%
19%
166%
34%
-20%
-42%
N/A
42%
6%
184%
$304,026,602
36%
N/A: Not applicable.
SOURCE: Maui Board of Realtors, MLS Resale Data, December 2004.
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3.2.11
FOREST AND NATURAL AREA ACREAGE,
BY ISLAND JUNE 30, 2004
Conservation district forest land
Natural areas 3
Forest reserve
land1
Private forest
land2
Number
of areas
Acres
2004
State total
643,134
328,742
19
109,164
Hawaii
Maui
Kahoolawe
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau
438,416
73,227
16,030
32,462
82,999
-
106,745
53,180
6,150
88,817
73,850
-
8
4
2
3
2
-
82,535
17,123
2,950
1,770
4,786
-
Island
NOTE: data have remain constant since 1996.
1
State-owned and privately-owned lands under surrender agreement in forest reserve system.
2
Private forest land within conservation district. The majority of these lands were previously in the forest
3
Includes Waimanu Research Reserve (3,600 acres) and Alakai Wilderness Preserve (9,939 acres).
reserve system.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, records.
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Government
Section 4
GOVERNMENT
This section presents data on election districts, registered voters and votes cast,
county operating revenues, general excise and use tax base, real property
valuations and rates, government debt, and the state and local tax burden.
Local government in the State of Hawaii is vested in one combined city and
county (Honolulu, consisting of the Island of Oahu and outlying islets), three
non-metropolitan counties (Hawaii, Kauai and Maui), and one area (Kalawao
County) administered by the Hawaii State Department of Health. Separate
municipal governments do not exist.
Official results for the primary, general and special elections are published by
the Office of Elections. Reapportionment for Maui County was effected in May
2002.
Important sources on statistics on government include: Government in Hawaii,
Tax Foundation of Hawaii; Revenue Trends (monthly tax collection reports),
Hawaii State Department of Taxation; State of Hawaii Data Book, Hawaii State
Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism; and Historical
Statistics of Hawaii, Robert C. Schmitt.
For more detail on government finances and spending, see Comprehensive
Annual Financial Report, County of Maui; and Consolidated Federal Funds
Report, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, which has detail on
Federal Government spending down to the county level. It is available on the
Internet at http://www.census.gov/. The State of Hawaii does not report on its
spending by county.
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4.1.1
MAPS OF ELECTION DISTRICTS
Islands of Maui and Kahoolawe
LEGEND
Senatorial District Boundary
Representative District Boundary
Precinct Boundary
10
06
10TH
REP. DIST.
10
05
4TH
SEN. DIST.
08
01
10
04
8TH
REP. DIST.
9TH
REP. DIST.
10
03
10
02
5TH
SEN. DIST.
10
06
13
01
09
07
13
02
13
03
12
01
09
06
12
04
10
01
11
05
Polling Place: Representative District
Precinct
13
04
13
05
12
02
13TH
REP. DIST.
12
03
12
05
with Molokai and Lanai
12TH
REP. DIST.
11
04
6TH
SEN. DIST.
11
03
11TH
REP. DIST.
13
06
with Molokai and Lanai
11
02
12
06
12
07
Molokini
Kahoolawe
11
01
6TH
SEN. DIST.
13TH
REP. DIST.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Geographic Information Systems, September 2002.
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Data Book 2005
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4.1.2
Island of Molokai
LEGEND
Precinct Boundary
10
06
13
12
13
10
6TH
SEN. DIST.
Precinct
13
11
with Maui and Lanai
13
09
13TH
REP. DIST.
with Maui and Lanai
13
08
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4.1.3
Island of Lanai
LEGEND
Precinct Boundary
10
06
Precinct
6TH
SEN. DIST.
with Maui and Molokai
13
07
13TH
REP. DIST.
with Maui and Molokai
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4.1.4
List of Polling Places
8th Representative District
Kahakuloa, Waihee, Waiehu
1. Waihee Elementary School
2. Wailuku Community Center
3. Baldwin High School
4. Paukukalo Hawaiian Homes Community Center
5. Wailuku Elementary School
6. Waikapu Community Center
7. Maui Economic Opportunity Center
Wailuku, Kahului, Spreckelsville
1. Iao School
2. Maui Waena Intermediate School
3. Lihikai Elementary School
4. Maui High School
5. Kahului Elementary School
6. Kahului Hongwanji Mission
7. Kaunoa Senior Center
Kihei, Wailea
1. Kealawai Congregational Church
2. Kamalii Elementary School
3. Kihei Community Center
4. Kihei Elementary School
5. Trinity Episcopal Church by the Sea
Haliimaile, Pukalani, Makawao,
Kula, Ulupalakua
1. Kalama Intermediate School
2. Eddie Tam Memorial Center
3. Pukalani Elementary School
4. Hannibal Tavares Community Center
5. Kula Community Center
6. Kula Elementary School
7. Ulupalakua Ranch
Paia, Haiku, Keanae, Hana,
Molokai and Lanai
1. Paia Community Center
2. Haiku Elementary School
3. Haiku Community Center
4. Kaulanapueo Church
5. Keanae Elementary School
6. Hana High and Elementary School
7. Lanai High and Elementary School
8. Kilohana Community Center
9. Kaunakakai School
10. Maunaloa Elementary School
11. Kualapuu Community Center
12. Kalaupapa Settlement
Lahaina, Maalaea, North Kihei
1. Kenolio Recreation Center
2. King Kamehameha III Elementary School
3. Lahaina Intermediate School
4. Princess Nahienaena Elementary School
5. Lahaina Civic Center
6. Honolua Methodist Church
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Office of Elections, 2002 Polling Places.
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Kenolio Recreation Center
King Kamehameha III Elem School
Lahaina Intermediate School
Princess Nahienaena Elem School
Lahaina Civic Center
Honolua Methodist Church
Absentee Voters
10-1
10-2
10-3
10-4
10-5
10-6
SOURCE: Hawaii State Office of Elections, Records.
All votes cast by absentee.
Iao School
Maui Waena Intermediate School
Lihikai elementary School
Maui High School
Kahului Elementary School
Kahului Hongwanji Mission
Kaunoa Senior Center
Absentee Voters
9-1
9-2
9-3
9-4
9-5
9-6
9-7
1
Waihee Elementary School
Velma McWayne Santos Comm Ctr.
Baldwin High School
Paukukalo Hwn Homes Comm Ctr.
Wailuku Elementary School
Waikapu Community Ctr.
Maui Economic Opportunity Ctr.
Absentee Voters
Precinct
Name
8-1
8-2
8-3
8-4
8-5
8-6
8-7
District
1,394
1,947
2,010
1,465
3,024
2,200
1,133
2,654
2,297
2,320
2,205
213
979
1,311
3,345
1,611
1,635
2,074
759
1,039
495
891
898
604
1,312
1,159
1,322
432
1,201
957
797
959
93
488
2,460
587
1,294
606
479
804
356
373
2,735
35.50%
45.80%
44.70%
41.20%
43.40%
52.70%
10.98%
38.10%
45.30%
41.70%
34.40%
43.50%
43.70%
49.80%
20.85%
44.80%
38.70%
37.60%
29.30%
38.80%
46.90%
35.90%
23.23%
Registered Votes
Voters
Cast Turnout
Kealawai Congregational Church
Kamalii Elementary School
Kihei Community Center
Kihei Elementary School
Trinity Episcopal Church by the Sea
Absentee Voters
Kalama Intermediate School
Eddie Tam Memorial Center
Pukalani Elementary School
Hannibal Tavares Community Center
Kula Community Center
Kula Elementary School
Ulupalakua Ranch
Absentee Voters
Paia Community Center
Haiku Elementary School
Haiku Community Center
Kaulanapueo Church
Keanae Elementary School
Hana High and Elementary School
Lanai High and Elementary School
Kilohana Community Center
Kauanakakai School
Maunaloa Elementary School
Kualapuu Community Center
Kalaupapa Settlement1
Absentee Voters
11-1
11-2
11-3
11-4
11-5
12-1
12-2
12-3
12-4
12-5
12-6
12-7
13-1
13-2
13-3
13-4
13-5
13-6
13-7
13-8
13-9
13-10
13-11
13-12
Precinct
District Name
948
2,244
2,693
490
220
1,129
1,653
587
2,009
307
1,069
63
2,833
2,011
2,842
3,090
1,323
2,445
164
89
4,136
3,474
3,124
2,930
51.70%
51.70%
51.90%
57.80%
39.10%
49.70%
48.90%
40.50%
34.60%
39.10%
39.00%
15.59%
2,091
44.30%
46.90%
47.00%
47.50%
49.40%
52.10%
57.30%
20.85%
41.60%
45.80%
42.50%
46.30%
41.80%
14.08%
490
1,160
1,399
283
86
561
809
238
696
120
417
1,255
944
1,336
1,469
653
1,273
94
3,066
37
1,895
1,475
1,447
1,225
1,936
Registered Votes
Voters
Cast Turnout
REGISTERED VOTERS AND VOTES CAST IN THE NOVEMBER 2, 2004
GENERAL ELECTION
4.2.1
4.2.2
MAUI COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS,
NOVEMBER 2, 2004
President and Vice President
(D) KERRY, John F.
(R) BUSH, George W.
(G) COBB, David
(L) BADNARIK, Michael
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
U.S. Senator
(D) INOUYE, Daniel K.
(R) CAVASSO, Cam
(N) BREWER, Jim
(L) MALLAN, Jeff
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
U.S. Representative, Dist 2
(D) CASE, Ed
(R) GABBARD, Mike
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
State Senator, Dist 5
(D) BAKER, Roz
(R) COUCH, Don
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
State Senator, Dist 6
D) ENGLISH, J. Kalani
R) FINBERG, Robb
G) STENSHOL, Shaun
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
State Representative, Dist 8
D) SOUKI, Joe
R) MIN, Robert (Bobby)
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
D) NAKASONE, Bob
R) SHISHIDO, Jan
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
D) TANAKA, Kam
R) BLUNDELL, Brian K.
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
R) HALFORD, Chris
D) GALLUP, Cort
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
Votes
28,803
18,187
244
196
304
23
Percent
60.30%
38.10%
0.50%
0.40%
0.00%
0.60%
34,145
9,620
1,096
754
2,123
19
71.50%
20.10%
2.30%
1.60%
0.00%
4.40%
29,814
16,099
1,828
16
62.40%
33.70%
0.00%
3.80%
8,272
5,863
551
10
56.30%
39.90%
0.10%
3.70%
12,362
4,948
469
656
5
67.00%
26.80%
2.50%
0.00%
3.60%
4,005
2,922
306
1
55.40%
40.40%
0.00%
4.20%
4,448
2,663
274
2
60.20%
36.00%
0.00%
3.70%
3,146
3,088
442
5
47.10%
46.20%
0.10%
6.60%
4,664
2,782
567
2
58.20%
34.70%
0.00%
7.10%
Votes
D) YAMASHITA, Kyle T.
5,157
R) BUKOSKI, Kika G.
4,518
Blank Votes:
413
Over Votes:
2
Votes
(D) KAHO’OHALAHALA, Sol P.
5,559
(R) AKUNA, Meiling
2,143
Blank Votes:
645
Over Votes:
3
Councilmember, East Maui
CARROLL, Robert (Bob)
21,031
CARROLL, Mele
19,170
Blank Votes:
7,505
Over Votes:
11
Councilmember, West Maui
JOHNSON, Jo Anne
24,091
NAKAMURA, Dennis Y.
17,361
Blank Votes:
6,260
Over Votes:
5
Councilmember, Wailuku Waihee Waikapu
KANE, Dain P.
28,861
BUENGER, Socrates
11,015
Blank Votes:
7,832
Over Votes:
9
Councilmember, Kahului
PONTANILLA, Joe
22,077
COLLINS, Lance D.
17,390
Blank Votes:
8,239
Over Votes:
11
Councilmember, South Maui
ANDERSON, Michelle
22,121
VAUGHT, Ron
18,309
Blank Votes:
7,277
Over Votes:
10
Councilmember, Makawao Haiku Paia
MOLINA, Mike
25,751
HOLTER, Lance W.
14,961
Blank Votes:
6,992
Over Votes:
13
Councilmember, Upcountry
TAVARES, Charmaine
34,774
Blank Votes:
12,943
Over Votes:
0
Councilmember, Lanai
HOKAMA, Riki
30,026
Blank Votes:
17,691
Over Votes:
0
Councilmember, Molokai
MATEO, Danny A.
30,299
Blank Votes:
17,418
Over Votes:
0
Percent
51.10%
44.80%
0.00%
4.10%
Percent
66.60%
25.70%
0.00%
7.70%
44.10%
40.20%
0.00%
15.70%
50.50%
36.40%
0.00%
13.10%
60.50%
23.10%
0.00%
16.40%
46.30%
36.40%
0.00%
17.30%
46.40%
38.40%
0.00%
15.30%
54.00%
31.40%
0.00%
14.70%
72.90%
0.00%
27.10%
62.90%
0.00%
37.10%
63.50%
0.00%
36.50%
SOURCE: Hawaii State Office of Elections, records.
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4.2.3
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION,
OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS TRUSTEES
AND STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
NOVEMBER 2, 2004
Department of Education
1st Departmental School District Seat (Hawaii)
WATANABE, Herbert S.
20,99%
4.00%
DAVIES-QUINTANA, Nadia
14,131 29.60%
Blank Votes:
12,625
0.00%
Over Votes:
9 26.40%
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
At Large Trustee
APOLIONA, Haunani
HILL, Kaui (Bu La‘ia)
KAWELO, Frankie Kay
SABEY, John L. (Kione)
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
19,600 41.00%
5,246 11.00%
3,573
7.50%
3,343
7.00%
15,962
0.10%
33 33.40%
7th Departmental School District Seat (Kauai)
COX, Maggie
18,746
39.30%
NAKASHIMA, Mitsugi
13,768
28.80%
Blank Votes:
15,233
0.00%
Over Votes:
10
31.90%
Hawaii Resident Trustee
DELA CRUZ, Linda K.
HAO, Louis
KAMAKAWIWOOLE1
BURKE, Jackie2
NELSON, Dickie
CHUN, Kaliko
KINIMAKA3
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
8,214
7,830
5,627
3,513
2,280
1,813
1,575
16,879
26
17.20%
16.40%
11.80%
7.40%
4.80%
3.80%
3.30%
0.10%
35.30%
22,852
18,637
6,244
24
47.90%
39.00%
0.10%
13.10%
23,102
17,533
7,108
14
48.40%
36.70%
0.00%
14.90%
State of Hawaii Constitutional Amendments
Sexual Assault
YES
NO
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
Public Right to Information
YES
NO
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
28,957 60.60%
13,351 28.00%
5,421
0.10%
28 11.40%
32,307 67.60%
10,352 21.70%
5,078
0.00%
20 10.60%
Rights of Accused Law
YES
NO
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
Felony Prosecutions
YES
NO
Blank Votes:
Over Votes:
NOTE: Descriptions of Constitutional Amendments not given in official wording.
Names abbreviated to accomodate formating. Names appeared on ballot as follows:
1
KAMAKAWIWOOLE, Reynods, N.
2
BURKE, Jackie (Kahookele)
3
KINIMAKA-STOCKSDALE, Kahea
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Data Book 2005
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4.2.4
MAUI COUNTY CHARTER AMENDMENTS,
NOVEMBER 5, 2002
Maui County Charter Amendments
Maui: Article 1
YES
29,852
NO
6,414
BLANK VOTES
5,064
OVER VOTES
18
Four Year Council Terms
YES
14,011
NO
24,059
BLANK VOTES
3,257
OVER VOTES
21
Responsiblilities of Corp. Council
YES
27,703
NO
8,353
BLANK VOTES
5,276
OVER VOTES
16
Rename Dept. of Public Work/Waste
YES
27,506
NO
9,690
BLANK VOTES
4,138
OVER VOTES
14
Rename Dept. of Fire Control
YES
22,237
NO
14,066
BLANK VOTES
5,032
OVER VOTES
13
Responsiblilities of Dept. of Planning
YES
23,003
NO
11,977
BLANK VOTES
6,359
OVER VOTES
9
Role of Citizen Advisory Comm.
YES
22,410
NO
12,887
BLANK VOTES
6,010
OVER VOTES
41
Role of Citizen Advisory Comm. Alt.
YES
21,376
NO
13,393
72.20%
15.50%
12.20%
0.00%
33.90%
58.20%
7.90%
0.10%
67.00%
20.20%
12.80%
0.00%
66.50%
23.40%
10.00%
0.00%
53.80%
34.00%
12.20%
0.00%
55.60%
29.00%
15.40%
0.00%
54.20%
31.20%
14.50%
0.10%
51.70%
32.40%
BLANK VOTES
6,553 15.80%
OVER VOTES
26 0.10%
Powers of Civil Serv. Commission
YES
27,629 66.80%
NO
8,268 20.00%
BLANK VOTES
5,436 13.10%
OVER VOTES
15 0.00%
Initiative
YES
22,681 54.90%
NO
11,847 28.70%
More Autonomy Dept. of Water
YES
17,543
NO
17,785
BLANK VOTES
5,975
OVER VOTES
45
Dept. Water Under Mayor Adm.
YES
21,568
NO
13,318
BLANK VOTES
6,440
OVER VOTES
22
Create County Dept. of Transportation
YES
21,077
NO
14,526
BLANK VOTES
5,731
OVER VOTES
14
Staggered Terms Salary Comm.
YES
23,922
NO
9,768
BLANK VOTES
7,649
OVER VOTES
9
1% Reaql Prop. Tax for Open Space
YES
25,818
NO
9,596
BLANK VOTES
5,923
OVER VOTES
11
Mtgs Boards/Commissions
YES
21,122
NO
14,462
BLANK VOTES
5,749
OVER VOTES
15
Housekeeping Changes
YES
25,364
NO
8,979
BLANK VOTES
6,993
OVER VOTES
12
Public Record Request
YES
23,368
NO
10,337
BLANK VOTES
OVER VOTES
Nomination Boards/Commission
YES
NO
BLANK VOTES
OVER VOTES
BLANK VOTES
OVER VOTES
42.40%
43.00%
14.50%
0.10%
52.20%
32.20%
15.60%
0.10%
51.00%
35.10%
13.90%
0.00%
57.90%
23.60%
18.50%
0.00%
62.40%
23.20%
14.30%
0.00%
51.10%
35.00%
13.90%
0.00%
61.30%
21.70%
16.90%
0.00%
56.50%
25.00%
7,632 18.50%
11 0.00%
27,710 67.00%
7,687 18.60%
5,939 14.40%
12 0.00%
6,807 16.50%
13 0.00%
NOTE: Descriptions of Charter Amendments are not given in official wording.
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4.3.1
COUNTY STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES,
ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES AND EXPENDABLE
TRUST FUNDS1, MAUI COUNTY
In thousands of dollars; for year ended June 30
Revenues:
Real Property Taxes
Other Taxes
Intergovernmental Revenues
Charges for Services
Licenses and Permits
Revenues from Use of Money
and Property
Fines and Forfeitures
Assessements2
Other Sources
Subtotal
Other Sources:3
Bond/Loan Proceeds
TOTAL Revenues + Other Sources
Expenditures:
Management and Other
Public Safety
Sanitation
Highway and Streets
Social Welfare
Culture and Recreation
Legislative
Capital Outlay
Debt Service: Principal
Interest
TOTAL Expenditures
1
Expendable Trust Funds not included after 2001.
2
Revenue catagory as of 2002.
3
G. O. Bonds and State Revolving Fund Proceeds.
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
84,651
11,736
35,796
29,210
8,704
88,078
12,132
43,440
30,733
9,601
95,585r
18,502r
42,941
28,733
8,603
105,106
18,386
44,968
28,335
10,891
116,759
23,521
47,776
34,810
15,000
2,938
800
2,849
970
2,038
2,109
2,064
1,188
1,795
2,624
1,540
1,096
6,240
3,324
822
2,272
6,495
180,075
194,625
202,564
215,600
244,625
15,479
12,707
26,439
19,673
2,270
195,554
207,332
229,003
235,273
246,895
37,510
39,335
19,070
9,136
19,948
15,065
2,964
24,624
11,507
10,303
39,045
40,241
19,589
9,270
21,323
14,725
3,323
24,503
12,034
10,594
47,694
42,085
20,981
10,821
27,383
17,220
3,328
30,655
12,969
9,817
50,737
46,153
22,706
10,958
31,811
18,629
3,953
38,745
13,594
10,997
52,937
48,873
22,834
14,896
30,643
18,725
3,681
35,058
15,014
10,047
189,462
194,647
222,954
248,282
252,708
2,747
r Revised from previous Data Book.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Finance, Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, (Fiscal years ending June 30) 2000-2004.
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4.3.2
STATE TAX COLLECTIONS, MAUI COUNTY
FISCAL YEARS ENDING JUNE 30
Source of Revenue
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Banks/Financial Corporations
15,059
Employment Security Contributions
24
Fuel
5,424,191
General Excise License/Fees
88,206
General Excise and Use Tax1
129,339,853
Income, Corporate
Declaration of Estimated Taxes
6,524,065
Payment with Returns
422,033
Refunds
(1,364,843)
Income, Individual
Declaration of Estimated Taxes
26,959,486
Payment with Returns
8,466,766
Witholding Tax on Wages
51,809,665
Refunds
(25,370,663)
Liquor and Permits
6,211,674
Motor Vehicle Tax/Fees2
6,133,256
Public Service Company
11,090,896
Tobacco and Licenses
43,842
Transient Accomodation Fees and
Time Share Occupancy Fees3
3,835
Transient Accomodation Tax and
Time Share Occupancy Tax3
27,471,444
All Others
0
15,579
1,652
5,976,114
92,072
136,218,134
30,144
1,333
6,684,901
81,254
133,864,675
62,487
2,711
6,644,247
95,980
143,345,491
37,767
3,227
8,105,438
101,557
162,539,134
6,473,192
391,932
(1,665,303)
5,719,001
337,254
(2,671,821)
3,935,144
(1,558,163)
(1,817,825)
10,106,319
(7,708,750)
(1,426,186)
25,625,262
9,864,533
53,518,907
(28,143,999)
5,929,013
6,417,979
10,891,789
1,264,034
25,098,625
8,318,967
52,231,756
(32,311,148)
6,057,897
5,889,412
9,077,684
2,123,163
28,425,643
(1,739,533)
53,995,192
(29,731,274)
6,029,511
7,543,734
8,907,179
2,074,130
46,212,429
(12,063,961)
58,748,008
(32,671,127)
6,059,841
7,623,434
7,905,738
5,301,109
TOTAL
253,268,788
3,418
3,380
3,000
3,560
27,193,207
155
22,608,181
140
27,536,083
55
32,803,470
143
260,067,670
243,144,798
253,753,793
291,681,149
NOTE: Due to rounding, details may not add to total.
1
Gross collection–does not reflect allocation to Special Funds.
Includes State Motor Vehicle Weight Tax, Registration Fees, Commercial Driver’s License, Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspection Fees,
Rental Vehicle Registration Fees and Rental Vehicle Surcharge Tax.
3 Time Share Occupancy Fees and Taxes were first collected in 1999.
2
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Taxation, State Tax Collections and Distribution (fiscal year summary tables), 2000-2004.
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4.3.3
ESTIMATED REAL PROPERTY TAX REVENUE,
MAUI COUNTY
In thousands of dollars
Assessor’s gross valuation as of 4/19/2005
Land
Improvement
Exemptions1
4,945,591,300
Assessor’s net taxable valuation
Half of valuation on appeal
Number of appeals
Valuation for tax rate purposes
Land
Improvement
Amount to be Raised by Taxation2
1
2
31,848,774,400
17,092,109,800
14,756,664,600
26,903,183,100
99,707,789
543
26,803,475,312
15,138,812,976
11,664,662,336
163,264,110
Data exclude nontaxable properties.
For fiscal year beginning July 1.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Finance, Real Property Tax Division, Estimated Real Property Tax Revenue, Maui County,
Assessment Year 2005, Fiscal year 2005-2006.
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4.3.4
REAL PROPERTY TAX RATES,
MAUI COUNTY
Dollars per $1,000 net taxable value
Rate
Fiscal Year
2005-2006
Land Use Class
LAND
Homeowner
Apartment
Hotel/resort
Time Share1
3.50
5.86
5.86
5.86
8.30
14.00
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Conservation
6.75
6.75
4.93
4.93
IMPROVEMENT
Homeowner
Apartment
Hotel and Resort
Time Share1
3.50
5.86
5.86
5.86
8.30
14.00
Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Conservation
1
6.75
6.75
4.93
4.93
New Category as of FY 2005-2006.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Finance, Real Property Tax Division, Estimated Real Property Tax Revenue, Maui County,
Assessment Year 2005, Fiscal year 2005-2006.
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Data Book 2005
4.3.5
PUBLIC BONDED DEBT OF STATE AND
MAUI COUNTY GOVERNMENTS
In millions of dollars; as of December 31, unless noted
Year
Total Bonded Debt1
(State and all counties)
State
Debt
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
2,054.3
2,217.9
2,359.5
2,545.4
2,715.7
1,764.9
1,883.6
2,039.3
2,235.8
2,391.5
22.4
21.1
19.8
19.0
33.5
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
3,131.5
3,311.8
3,298.4
3,382.3
3,710.4
2,621.2
2,720.4
2,700.7
2,728.8
2,969.9
30.8
47.2
48.8
43.1
73.6
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
4,484.5
5,298.1
6,129.5
6,924.7
6,913.5
3,394.4
4,214.0
4,842.4
5,219.6
5,015.4
110.5
108.5
134.8
170.4
185.1
1995
1996
1997
19982
19992
7,078.0
7,098.6
7,239.3
7,829.9
7,708.8
5,126.1
5,051.3
5,258.1
5,795.5
5,522.8
188.4
194.3
188.2
223.8
235.1
20002
20012,3
20022
7,956.3
7,855.2
8,856.6
5,678.3
5,471.6
6,072.0
236.8
234.9
246.3
20032
8,861.0
5,793.8
243.0
Maui
County
1
Outstanding state and county bonds, both general obligation and revenue bonds. Gross debt exclusive of cash reserves. Excludes
bonds not chargeable to public funds and short-term bond anticipation notes.
2
Revised as of June 30.
3
As of June 30.
SOURCES: Tax Foundation of Hawaii, unpublished compilations of Hawaii State Department of Accounting and General Services, Annual Report
of the Comptroller (annual) and of the Finance Director’s Annual Reports of the City & County of Honolulu, and the counties of Hawaii,
Kauai and Maui (various reports); Tax Foundation of Hawaii, Government in Hawaii, table 52; Robert C. Schmitt, Historical Statistics
of Hawaii (University of Hawaii Press, 1977) table 25.14.
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4.4.1
COUNTY PERSONNEL BY DEPARTMENT,
MAUI COUNTY
Fiscal Year
Department
Civil Defense
Corporation Counsel
Finance
Fire & Public Safety
Housing and Human Concerns
Liquor Control
Management
Parks and Recreation - General
Parks and Recreation - Golf
Personnel Services
Planning
Police
Prosecuting Attorney
Public Works - General
Highways
Wastewater
Solid Waste
Department of Transportation*
Department of Water Supply**
Total
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
3.0
23.3
106.8
236.0
54.0
16.0
5.0
328.9
20.8
12.0
28.0
434.6
55.8
80.8
151.0
107.0
68.2
3.0
22.0
94.8
236.0
53.0
19.0
12.0
348.2
20.8
12.0
27.0
438.4
55.3
80.3
150.0
104.0
68.2
3.0
22.0
110.8
242.0
94.8
20.0
19.0
353.3
20.8
12.0
32.0
452.1
68.3
88.3
150.0
104.0
68.2
4.0
22.0
108.8
243.0
96.6
23.5
20.0
379.9
20.8
12.0
35.0
466.7
69.8
88.6
151.0
104.0
71.0
4.0
22.0
110.8
284.0
115.6
21.0
24.0
384.8
20.8
12.0
38.0
480.9
69.4
93.6
155.0
105.0
72.0
0.0
198.4
7.0
22.0
111.8
284.0
115.6
23.0
23.0
383.8
20.8
12.0
46.0
481.9
69.4
88.6
157.0
106.3
69.0
3.0
192.6
7.0
22.3
122.8
284.0
126.1
23.0
31.0
411.6
***
14.0
54.0
485.9
69.4
92.6
155.0
107.3
70.0
3.0
202.2
1,731.2
1,744.0
1,860.6
1,916.7
2,211.6
2,216.8
2,281.2
NOTE: Does not include Council Services, County Clerk and Office of the Mayor. These departments do not report equivalent
personnel.
* The Department of Transportation was created as a result of the 2002 Charter amendment.
** Prior to the 2002 Charter amendment, the Department of Water Supply was a semi-autonomous component unit.
*** Included with Parks and Recreation General for 2005.
Equivalent Personnel (E/P) = Full time equivalents of full- and part-time personnel.
SOURCE: Office of the Mayor, Budget Office, County Budgets 2001-2005.
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4.4.2
TOP 20 COUNTY POSITIONS RECRUITED
IN FY 2003-04, MAUI COUNTY
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Position
Number of Applicants
Fire Fighter Trainee
Police Officer I
Clerk Typist III
Clerk Typist II
Police Sergeant/Detective
Police Radio Dispatcher
Asst. Wastewater Treatment Plant Oper.
DMVL Service Representative II
Land Use Permit Clerk
Clerk III
Special Events Specialist
Victim/Witness Counselor I
Landfill Attendant
Tax Clerk (Molokai)
Recreation Aide
Clerk II
Administrative Officer
Liquor Control Officer I
Police Lieutenant
Senior Services Aid I
608
386
105
100
76
64
56
51
51
48
48
42
39
37
35
35
35
34
33
32
Number Qualified
52
85
18
13
38
11
6
8
7
11
7
8
21
14
7
4
3
1
16
12
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Personnel Services, Annual Report 2003-2004.
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Data Book 2005
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4.5.1
MEDIAN ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME ON
RESIDENT RETURNS BY STATUS,
TAXATION DISTRICT AND YEAR
Taxation
District
All Residents
2002
2001
2000
Joint
2002
2001
2000
All Others**
2002
2001
2000
All Resident Returns*
Oahu
$23,145 $23,100 $22,633
Maui
24,045 23,945 23,515
Hawaii
19,573 19,395 18,268
Kauai
22,136 21,381 20,778
$47,845 $47,234 $48,216
48,473 46,787 47,651
38,924 39,040 39,034
43,886 44,017 43,982
$15,761 $15,762 $14,992
17,400 17,704 16,780
13,726 13,585 11,817
15,901 14,693 14,024
STATE
$22,757 $22,626 $22,157
$46,853 $46,012 $46,636
$15,707 $15,649 $14,764
Taxable Resident Returns
Oahu
$29,775 $28,946 $28,968
Maui
28,285 27,889 27,607
Hawaii
25,890 24,630 24,250
Kauai
26,743 25,842 26,460
$57,260 $56,016 $56,354
55,113 52,418 52,629
48,102 47,471 47,563
50,813 49,828 48,781
$20,696 $20,137 $19,732
20,326 20,476 20,341
18,533 17,971 16,970
19,316 18,752 17,628
STATE
$55,554 $53,899 $54,353
$20,219 $19,809 $19,352
$28,881 $28,159 $27,948
*Includes returns with AGI losses.
**Includes single, married filing separately, heads of households, and qualifying surviving spouses.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Hawaii Income Tax Patterns 2002, Figure 6.
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4.5.2
SOURCES OF INCOME REPORTED BY NUMBER
OF RETURNS AND AMOUNT,
MAUI COUNTY 2002
SOURCES OF INCOME
Salaries and Wages
Taxable Dividends
Interest
Business and Professions
Net Profit
Net Loss
Sale of Capital Assets
Net Gain
Net Loss
Rents and Royalties
Net Profit
Net Loss
Partnerships and S-Corporations
Net Profit
Net Loss
Estates and Trusts
Unemployment Compensation
Pensions and Annuities
Taxable IRA Distributions
State Tax Refund Income
Federally-Taxed Social Security
All Other Sources 1
NUMBER OF RETURNS
AMOUNT
47,799
11,983
32,269
$1,637,147,021
26,507,423
38,218,720
6,298
3,651
105,472,029
(20,677,584)
3,720
4,827
77,186,051
(14,051,379)
3,210
2,923
30,419,879
(25,345,514)
1,762
1,269
387
4,412
8,757
2,816
16,017
3,848
11,480
88,494,512
(19,282,355)
2,878,571
14,248,374
123,030,179
26,652,669
20,324,846
33,281,354
(6,722,574)
Federal Total Income
Hawaii Additions 2
Hawaii Subtractions 3
Hawaii Total Income
56,663
10,404
17,269
56,663
$2,137,782,222
29,726,194
164,010,279
$2,003,498,137
Less Adjustments to Income
10,329
28,256,569
Adjusted Gross Income 4
56,663
$1,975,241,568
1
Includes alimony received, other income, and unknown sources (detail unavailable on both state and federal returns).
2
Items taxed by Hawaii but not by the federal government, such as federal cost of living allowances and certain state retirement
contributions.
3
Items taxed by the federal government but not by Hawaii, such as social security contributions and certain pensions.
4
Includes losses.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Hawaii Income Tax Patterns 2002, Table 5.
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Data Book 2005
Government
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4.5.3
DEDUCTIONS CLAIMED BY NUMBER OF
RETURNS AND DOLLAR AMOUNT REPORTED
AND ALLOWED IN 2002, MAUI COUNTY
TYPE OF DEDUCTION
NUMBER OF RETURNS
AMOUNT
Itemized Contributions
Interest
Medical and Dental
Casualty Loss
Taxes
Other Itemized Deductions
28,387
16,574
7,938
112
32,837
17,173
$53,351,347
188,274,310
25,741,595
548,350
118,997,345
65,865,370
Total Itemized Deductions
33,274
$452,778,317
2,559
$6,962,644
Net Allowed Itemized Deductions
33,274
$445,815,673
Standard Deduction
23,389
36,198,181
Total Allowed Deductions
56,663
$482,013,854
Less: Unallowed Itemized Deductions
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4.5.4
TAX RETURNS FILED IN MAUI COUNTY
TYPE OF RETURN
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Form N-11
Form N-12
Form N-13
Form N-15
42,863
10,408
1,478
36,334
5,104
8,717
1,258
39,840
4,178
8,092
1,221
42,688
2,278
7,070
2,561
44,788
1,987
6,418
2,642
46,630
1,769
5,546
2,905
48,799
1,458
4,916
3,410
50,829
1,267
4,437
3,450
51,591
994
4,078
3,374
TOTAL
54,749
51,413
53,331
54,597
55,835
56,850
58,583
59,983
60,037
4.5.5
TAX CREDITS CLAIMED BY GEOGRAPHICAL
AREAS, MAUI COUNTY 2002
Tax Credit
Number of Returns
Low Income Credit
Renter’s Credit
Dependent Care Credit
Child Car Seat Credit
General Income Tax Credit
Capital Goods Excise Credit
Energy Device Credit
Residential Remodeling Credit
Payments to Other States
All Other Credits
Wailuku
Kahului
Kihei
Lahaina
Rural
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
State of
Hawaii
22,100
7,567
2,257
1,083
291
18,819
155
206
863
112
17
8,797
2,537
1,593
417
60
6,417
108
134
578
185
11
8,789
2,741
1,338
318
46
7,477
69
76
385
115
11
16,174
5,417
1,705
775
155
13,457
235
169
970
243
29
2,982
1,479
105
33
11
2,493
14
19
31
21
5
1,280
107
53
53
5
1,038
1
11
49
3
3
578,291
188,372
69,452
25,871
4,211
444,768
3,896
3,236
17,411
5,393
1,019
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Tax Credits Claimed by Hawaii Taxpayers 2002.
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Data Book 2005
Government
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4.5.6
TAX CREDITS CLAIMED BY INDIVIDUALS AND
TYPE OF CREDIT, MAUI COUNTY 2002
Type of Credit
Low Income Credit
Renter’s Credit
Dependent Care Credit
Child Car Seat Credit
General Income Tax Credit
Capital Goods Excise Credit
Fuel Credit for Fishing
Motion Picture Credit
Hotel Remodeling Credit
Energy Device Credit
Vocational Rehabilitation Job Credit
Enterprise Zone Credit
High Technology Credit
Taxes Paid to Other Jurisdictions
Technology Infrastructure Credit
Low-Income Housing Credit
Residential Remodeling Credit
Minor School Repair & Maintenance
Drought Mitigation Credit
Research Activities Credit
Other Refundable Credits
TOTAL FOR INDIVIDUALS
Number
Amount
19,523
6,949
2,614
578
48,536
784
20
$850,600
671,950
808,216
14,450
98,202
844,280
3,819
782
17,394
505,448
4,739
1,541,859
1,892,703
188
2,475,535
27,427
18,145
$9,775,737
13
595
*
*
*
552
*
*
2,789
*
*
8
*
82,961
* Data suppressed to protect taxpayer confidentiality
na: Not available.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Tax Credits Claimed by Hawaii Taxpayers 2002.
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4.5.7
COUNTY PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS BY TYPE,
MAUI COUNTY FY 2005-06
Amounts in Thousands
Type of Exemption
Federal Government
State Government
County Government
Government Leases - Total
Government Leases - Portion
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Hawn Homes Land - Basic
Hawn Homes Land - Multiple
Hawn Homes Land - Total
Hawn Homes Land - Vacant
Hawaiian Homes - 7 Year
Homes - Fee - (Basic)
Homes - Fee - (Multiple)
Homes - Leasehold - (Basic)
Homes - Leasehold - (Multiple)
Blind
Deaf
Leprosy
Totally Disabled
Totally Disabled Veterans
Cemeteries
Charitable Organizations
Childcare
Churches
Credit Unions
Enterprize Zone
Forest Reserve
Historic Residential Properties
Hospitals
Landscaping, Open-Space
Low-Moderate Income Housing
Public Utilities
Roadways and Waterways
Schools
Taro
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
Number
78
1,290
455
86
51
256
460
0
283
164
105
21,430
0
747
0
25
13
1
460
94
8
177
23
237
12
0
4
1
12
1
32
70
1,295
11
26
4
27,911
Amount
$ 35,306
1,667,181
327,556
58,646
16,403
19,438
31,349
0
33
23
13,313
4,103,881
0
137,975
0
570
200
0
9,227
37,207
1,158
178,514
1,150
223,345
10,317
0
77
594
37,200
10
108,395
77,019
3,814
39,320
30
343
$7,139,594
NOTE: Amount includes government parcels at actual value and exemptions on federal leases, if any.
SOURCE: City and County of Honolulu, Real Property Assessment Division, Number and Amount of Exemptions by Type and County.
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Data Book 2005
Government
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4.5.8
LIQUID FUEL TAX BASE AND TAX COLLECTIONS
FY ENDING JUNE 30, 2005, MAUI COUNTY
Source of Revenue
Gasoline
DO (non-hwy)
DO (hwy use)
LPG (off hwy)
LPG (hwy use)
SB (gas)
SB (diesel oil)
Aviation fuel
Other fuel
SUB-TOTAL
Environmental Tax**
TOTAL
Gallons
61,843,768.78 *
21,855,203.00
5,581,457.20
334,616.99
18,972.24
0.00
0.00
58,118,856.00
636,009.04
148,388,883.25
4,380,695.20
State Tax
City Fuel Tax
$9,864,643.99
218,552.03
893,033.15
3,346.17
989.02
0.00
0.00
581,188.56
26,261.34
11,588,014.26
219,034.76
$11,807,049.02
Total Tax
$11,097,724.46
$20,962,368.45
0.00
218,552.03
1,004,662.30
1,897,695.45
0.00
3,346.17
815.81
1,804.83
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
581,188.56
116.1
26,377.44
12,103,318.67
23,691,332.93
0.00
219,034.76
$ 12,103,318.67 *** $23,910,367.69
*See reverse for detail on all Agric. Use Refunds.
**Effective 7-1-93 (per barrel). “Barrel” means 42 U.S. Gallons of Petroleum Products.
***Lanai $0 ; Molokai $0; Maui $12,103,318.67 =Total $12,103,318.67
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Liquid Fuel Tax Base & Tax Collections.
4.5.9
LIQUID FUEL TAX ALLOCATION BY FUND
FY ENDING JUNE 30, 2005, MAUI COUNTY
Source of Revenue
State Highway Special Fund
State Airports Special Fund
State Boating Special Fund
County Fuel Tax:
Lanai
Molokai
Maui
SUB-TOTAL
Environmental Tax Fund
TOTAL
Amount
$10,896,757.44
581,188.56
231,101.45
0
0
$11,982,285.48
Total Tax
$11,709,047.45
11,982,285.48
23,691,332.93
219,034.76
$23,910,367.69
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Taxation, Tax Research and Planning Office, Liquid Fuel Tax Allocation by Fund.
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Agriculture & Aquaculture
Section 5
AGRICULTURE & AQUACULTURE
This section includes statistics on agriculture and aquaculture. Statistics about
farms are presented along with the value and distribution of farm and other land
based herbaculture production. Fish catches and other aquaculture statistics are
given.
Agriculture remains an important element in Maui County’s economy and land
use patterns. Sugar and pineapple remain the largest crops, though the trend
toward diversification of agriculture continues.
The value of commercially caught fish has been generally declining since 1986
and this trend continued through 1993, although there has been a rise since
1994. Commercial aquaculture continues to grow in importance.
The data in this section comes mainly from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Hawaii
Agriculture Statistics Service, specific crop producers, and the Hawaii State
Department of Land and Natural Resources.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
5.1.1
AGRICULTURAL AREAS,
MAUI COUNTY
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Statistics of Hawaii Agriculture, 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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5.1.2
TENURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF FARM
OPERATORS AND TYPES OF FARM ORGANIZATION,
MAUI COUNTY
1992
1997
2002
850
806
823
Land In Farms (acres)
355,786
292,090
256,690
Tenure of Operator
Full Owners
Farms
Acres
503
118,137
460
81,616
529
82,274
159
225,867
141,136
84,731
137
188,649
140,909
47,740
115
135,661
102,342
33,319
188
11,782
209
21,825
179
38,755
Operator Characteristics
Place of Residence
On farm operated
Not on farm operated
Not reported
577
219
54
536
215
55
623
200
n/a
Principal Occupation
Farming
Other
456
394
372
434
434
389
Days of Work Off Farm1
None
Any
1 to 49 days
50 to 99 days
100 to 199 days
200 days or more
Not reported
298
482
55
31
133
263
70
290
455
59
33
86
277
61
413
410
47
36
63
264
n/a
Years on Present Farm
2 years or less
3 or 4 years
5 to 9 years
10 years or more
Average years on present farm
Not reported
44
136
171
360
13.1
139
42
47
171
406
14.3
140
46
66
189
522
15.3
n/a
Farms
Part Owners
Farms
Acres
Owned land in farms (acres)
Rented land in farms (acres)
Tenants
Farms
Acres
100
Maui County
Data Book 2005
5.1.2
CONTINUED
1992
1997
2002
2
44
259
221
50
62
74
138
7
24
182
270
107
59
45
112
4
26
108
310
117
82
54
122
52.6
53.0
55.0
737
318,121
681
275,346
659
241,920
113
37,665
125
16,744
164
14,770
710
53,463
679
31,942
701
D
52
D
44
34,620
37
11,357
46
90,740
56
101,236
58
76,424
26
192,428
13
123,312
17
99,056
14
980
10
D
Operator Characteristics (cont.)
Age Group
Under 25 years
25 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 years
55 to 59 years
60 to 64 years
65 to 69 years
70 years and over
Average age
Male
Farms
Acres
Female
Farms
Acres
Type of Organization
Individual or Family (sole proprietorship)
Farms
Acres
Partnership
Farms
Acres
Corporation (family held)
Farms
Acres
Corporation (other than family held)
Farms
Acres
Other (cooperative, estate or trust, institutional, etc.)
Farms
Acres
16
D
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.
1
Number of days of Work Off Farm revised 2002.
SOURCE: United States Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 2002 Census of Agriculture, various tables.
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Data Book 2005
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5.1.3
FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS,
MAUI COUNTY
1992
1997
2002
850
806
823
355,786
419
NA
292,090
362
6
256,690
312
NA
1,118,184
2,671
818,342
2,258
1,251,598
4,112
117,143
88,989
58,849
Farms by Size
1 to 9 acres
10 to 49 acres
50 to 179 acres
180 to 499 acres
500 to 999 acres
1,000 acres or more
505
232
60
24
3
26
468
233
48
29
5
23
505
212
56
20
7
23
Total Cropland
Farms
Acres
733
D
684
D
649
28,404
Harvested Cropland
Farms
Acres
666
39,031
605
32,243
649
28,404
Irrigated Land
Farms
Acres
541
61,549
480
35,031
462
26,855
Market Value of Agricultural Products Sold ($1,000)
Crops, including nursery and greenhouse crops
Livestock, poultry, and their products
164,767
153,285
11,483
128,385
116,084
12,301
124,511
116,645
7,866
Average Market Value of Agricultural Products Sold per Farm ($)
193,844
159,287
151,289
Farms
Land in Farms
Average size of farm (acres)
Median size of farm (acres)
Estimated Market Value of Land and Buildings1
Average per farm
Average per acre
Estimated Market Value of All Machinery and Equipment1
Average per farm
1
Data are based on a sample of farms.
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.
NA: Not available.
SOURCE: United States Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 2002 Census of Agriculture, various tables.
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Data Book 2005
5.1.4
NUMBER OF FARMS, FARM ACREAGE, AND FARM
EMPLOYMENT, MAUI COUNTY
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Number of Farms1
800
800
800
800
800
800
Farm Acreage (1,000)2
290
290
280r
270r
260r
260
350
150
1,950
450
200
2,200
500
150
2,000
500
150
1,800
500
150
2,250
*
*
1,650
Farm Employment3
Self-employed farm operators
Unpaid workers4
Hired workers
* Beginning July 2002, estimates for self-employed and unpaid workers have been discontinued due to a change in the National Lab or
Statistics Program.
1 Based on farm definition of $1,000 or more of agricultural sales.
2 Includes land not in crops and pasture, such as farm house lots, roads, woodlots, etc.
3 Average of quarterly data.
4 Includes family members and others working 15 or more hours per week.
r: Revised from previous Data Book
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Statistics of Hawaii Agriculture 2003 (annual).
5.1.5
LIVESTOCK: NUMBER OF OPERATIONS AND
VALUE OF SALES, MAUI COUNTY
Number of Livestock Operations, December 31
Cattle1
Hogs
Milk
Eggs
Honey
Value of Livestock Sales ($1,000)
Cattle2
Hogs3
Milk
Eggs
Aquaculture
Total livestock & Aquaculture sales4
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
170
60
4
8
D
170
60
4
8
D
170
60
4
8
D
170
60
D
D
D
140
50
6
20
D
2,865
894
D
D
D
6,484r
3,230
935
D
D
D
7,390r
2,438
829r
D
D
D
6,002r
2,588r
838
D
D
D
6,054r
2,266
897
D
D
D
6,104
D: Withheld to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
1
Includes beef, dairy, and dairy replacement operations.
Excludes interfarm sales; includes out-of-state sales of slaughter cattle and feeder calves.
3 Excludes interfarm sales; includes out-of-state sales of slaughter animals.
4 Sum of individual commodities may not add to total. Includes sheep, wool, turkeys, horses, honey, beeswax, broilers and chickens.
2
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Data Book 2005
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5.1.6
CROPS:
ACREAGE, NUMBER OF FARMS, AND VALUE OF SALES,
MAUI COUNTY
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Acreage in Crop (1,000 acres)
Sugarcane
Pineapples (land used for pineapple)
Vegetables and melons (harvested acreage)1
Fruits (excluding pineapples)
Coffee
Macadamia nuts
All other crops2
43.3
9.1
1.4
0.3
D
D
1.9
36.9
11.6
1.3
0.3
D
D
1.9
35.4
9.1
1.2
0.3
D
D
2.1
36.7
9.1
1.1
0.4
D
D
1.5
36.7
5.9
1.1
0.5
D
D
1.8
Number of Crop Farms
Sugar
Pineapples3
Vegetables and melons
Coffee
Macadamia nuts
Taro
Flowers and nursery products
2
5
145
251
D
D
13
150
1
5
120
231
D
D
15
145r
1
2
100
193
D
D
25
150
1
5r
100
204
D
D
25
155r
1
5
95
285
D
D
25
145
44,900
27,115
10,125
921
D
51,300
29,624
9,644
1,270r
D
50,900
29,826
10,229
1,451
D
D
D
D
11,106r
D
D
D
11,315
Value of Crop Sales ($1,000)
Sugar (unprocessed cane)
Pineapples (fresh equivalent)
Vegetables, ginger root, herbs, and melons
Coffee (parchment)
Macadamia nuts (in-shell)
Taro
Seed crops
Flowers and nursery products4
Total crops5
60,200
28,325
9,519
1,056
D
43,900
29,445
9,569
1,102
D
D
D
D
9,851
D
D
D
9,818r
D
D
D
9,898r
125,375
114,651r
118,262r
130,372r 130,644
D: Withheld to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
1
Includes ginger root.
Includes taro, seed corn, feed and forage crops (excluding pineapple feed products), and flowers, foliage and nursery products.
3 Includes specialty pineapple.
4 Flowers, foliage, and nursery products.
5 Total crop values shown are actual. Sum of individual commodities may not add to total. Forage crops’ and forest products’ value combined
and included in total crop value.
2
104
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5.1.7
SUGARCANE, MAUI ISLAND
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2
1
1
1
1
Acreage (1,000 acres)
In crop1
Harvested for sugar
43.3
21.5
36.9
18.6
35.4
15.1
36.7
16.5
36.7
15.7
Yield per acre (tons)2
Sugarcane
Raw Sugar 96°
91.9
11.86
86.7
12.18r
98.7
12.68r
102.7
13.04r
104.5
13.14
Number of farms1
Production of cane for sugar (1,000 tons)
1,975
1,613
1,491
1,694
1,641
Farm price (dollars per ton)
30.50
27.20
30.10
30.30
31.00
Value of cane for sugar ($1,000,000)3
60.2
43.9
44.9
51.3
50.9
Mill Production (1,000 tons)
Raw Sugar 96°
Molasses4
255
99
210
71
191
72
216
74
206
75
Average returns received (dollars per ton)5
Raw Sugar 96°
Molasses4
352
13.20
311
26.20
352
49.00
354
50.10
368
35.30
89.8
1.3
91.1
65.3
1.9
67.2
67.2
3.5
70.7
76.5
3.7
80.2
75.8
2.6
78.4
Value of production ($1,000,000)
Raw Sugar 96°
Molasses4
Total
1
At end of year.
and farm price may not compute exactly due to rounding.
3 Value of cane for sugar estimated by deducting processing and marketing costs from value of sugar and molasses. Processing costs based on
toll charges by independent producers.
4 Commercial.
5 Derived from production and value. Prices may not compute exactly due to rounding.
2 Yield
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Data Book 2005
105
5.1.8
VEGETABLES, MELONS AND TARO,
ACREAGE, PRODUCTION AND VALUE,
MAUI COUNTY
Commodity
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
HARVESTED ACREAGE1
Beans, snap
Cabbage, head
Celery
Corn, sweet
Cucumbers
95
280
20
40
170
90
210
25
55
145
70
190
25
D
160
55
170
25
D
155
55
170
25
D
180
65
165
20
D
180
Lettuce
Onions, dry
Onions, green
Peppers, green
Romaine
15
235
15
D
110
D
190
D
D
95
D
190
D
D
55
D
150
D
D
55
D
130
D
D
30
D
145
D
D
35
Squash, Italian
Sweet potatoes
Tomatoes
Watermelon
Other Vegetables & Melons2
50
65
155
10
280
70
70
D
D
450
65
65
D
D
495
60
50
D
D
490r
75
95
D
D
355
85
60
D
D
350
1,540
95
1,400
90
1,315
100
1,210r
100
1,115
100
1,105
100
Total Vegetables & Melons
Taro (acreage in crop)3
PRODUCTION (1,000 pounds)
Beans, snap
Cabbage, head
Celery
Corn, sweet
Cucumbers
500
7,300
470
170
2,900
570
5,700
500
240
2,300
550
5,300
350
D
2,500
500
4,650
500
D
2,490
460
4,300
500
D
2,560
550
4,600
500
D
2,850
Lettuce
Onions, dry
Onions, green
Peppers, green
Romaine
55
3,000
125
D
1,900
D
2,900
D
D
1,100
D
2,700
D
D
600
D
2,150
D
D
550
D
1,340
D
D
350
D
2,125
D
D
450
Squash, Italian
Sweet potatoes
Tomatoes
Watermelon
470
750
5,800
140
3,625
750
600
D
D
7,280
980
620
D
D
6,625
800
380
D
D
6,405
630
650
D
D
5,005
1,080
660
D
D
3,335
27,205
21,940
20,225
18,425
15,795
16,150
1,100
1,400
1,300
1,300
1,250
1,100
Taro
106
(marketings)3
Maui County
Data Book 2005
5.1.8
CONTINUED
Commodity
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
VALUE ($1,000)
Beans, snap
Cabbage, head
Celery
Corn, sweet
Cucumbers
416
1,314
120
117
1,018
496
1,009
125
161
840
468
970
98
D
988
473
944
152
D
1,068
414
886
153
D
1,080
495
1,044
140
D
1,206
Lettuce
Onions, dry
Onions, green
Peppers, green
Romaine
23
2,367
121
D
646
D
2,062
D
D
352
D
2,066
D
D
244
D
1,993
D
D
214
D
1,461
D
D
147
D
2,080
D
D
176
Squash, Italian
Sweet potatoes
Tomatoes
Watermelon
235
426
2,917
29
1,334
334
360
D
D
2,911
480
372
D
D
3,297
400
228
D
D
3,570
282
332
D
D
4,098
585
336
D
D
3,295
11,083
8,650
8,983
9,042
8,853
9,357
577
736
684
691
690
605
Taro3
D Not reported to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
1
For vegetables and melons, acreage harvested (e.g., one acre planted and harvested three times during the year equals three harvested acres).
For lotus root, watercress and taro, average acreage in crop during the year.
2 Only selected items are shown separately. All other vegetables and melons for the island are included in the other vegetables and melons
category.
3 Oahu combined with Maui and Molokai to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Statistics of Hawaii Agriculture 2003 (annual)..
Maui County
Data Book 2005
107
5.1.9
FLORICULTURE AND NURSERY PRODUCTS,
MAUI COUNTY
Number of farms and growing area
Number of
Farms
Greenhouse
(1,000 sq ft)
Artificial Shade
(1,000 sq ft)
State Total
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
735
790
870
865r
920
3,235
3,175
3,030
2,540r
2,625
25,180
26,660
30,415
27,465r
26,495
Maui/Molokai
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
145
150
155
160r
180
345
425
400
350r
285
685
730
740
775r
755
Natural
Shade
(Acres)
Open Field
(Acres)
Total
(Acres)
7
9
10
16r
6
2,060
2,355
2,870
3,186r
3,200
2,719
3,049
3,373
3,890r
3,874
515
565
540
575r
545
539
592
566
601r
569
0
0
0
0
0
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Hawaii Flowers and Nursery Products (annual, 2004), Statistics of Hawaiian Agriculture
(annual).
5.1.10
FLORICULTURE AND NURSERY PRODUCTS,
BY COMMODITY, MAUI COUNTY
Value of grower sales ($1,000)
Commodity
2000
2001
2002
Cut Flowers1
Orchids
Lei Flowers
Foliage3
Potted Flowering Plants
All Other Nursery Products4
Unspecified Sales5
Total
2,926
1,027
D
543
1,121
3,976
325
9,918
2,556
1,111
D
D
1,135
4,866
230
9,898
2,895
981
D
D
1,112
5,533
230
10,751
D: Data not shown separately to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
2003
2004
2,962r
1,629r
1,114r
365r
1,044r
3,902r
220
11,236r
2,526
998
817
447
1,275
3,269
215
9,547
1
Cut orchids included in “Orchids“ category.
2 Excludes orchids used for lei flowers.
3 Includes potted, cut and unfinished. Beginning 1998, landscape foliage included with "all other nursery products."
4 Includes bedding plants, plant rentals, sod, trees, and any other nursery products not elsewhere classified.
5 Includes grower sales greater than $999 but less than $10,000 which were not categorized.
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Hawaii Flowers and Nursery Products (annual, 2004), Statistics of Hawaiian Agriculture
(annual).
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
5.1.11
FRUITS: VALUE OF SALES, MAUI COUNTY
1,000 dollars (Fresh weight basis)
Pineapples
Other
Total
Maui/Molokai/Lanai
1994
25,150
984
26,134
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
24,775
27,144
28,295
28,413
28,325
1,031
858
1,136
1,051
1,056
25,806
28,002
29,431
29,464
29,381
2000
2001
2002
2003
29,445
27,115
29,624
29,735
1,102
921
1,214
1,565
30,547r
28,036
30,838
31,300
5.1.12
BANANAS, MAUI COUNTY
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Number of Farms
35
40
40
30
40
Acreage in crop1
Acreage harvested2
85
50
85
50
75
60
85
60
85
60
Yield per acre (1,000 lbs. harvested)
Fresh utilization (1,000 pounds)
16.0
800
17.8
890
12.5
750
9.7
580
9.2
550
Farm price (cents per pound)
Value of sales ($1,000)
55.0
440
56.0
499
60.0
451
58.0
333
60.0
330
Maui/Molokai/Lanai
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service, Statistics of Hawaii Agriculture 2002 (annual)..
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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5.1.13
AGRICULTURAL TOURISM BY COUNTY,
2000 AND 2003
County
Total Farms
2000
2003
($1,000)
Value of
Ag-Touism
2000
2003
Ag-Tourism
Activity
2000
2003
Farms Planning
Ag-Tourism
Activities
2000
2003
Maui
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kauai
800
3,300
900
500
800
3,300
900
500
31
60
19
16
43
89
31
24
7,288
8,875
7,777
2,103
6,772
12,562
8,586
5,949
16
47
15
6
37
65
23
20
State
5,500
5,500
126
187
26,043
33,869
84
145
NOTE:
Ag-tourism is a commercial enterprise on a working farm conducted for the enjoyment, education, and/or active involvement of the
visitor, generating supplemental income for the farm. Activities such as producing and selling products directly from the farm, operating a bed
and breakfast, conducting educational farm tours, offering horseback riding, festivals, concerts, and many other on-farm activities qualify as
ag-tourism.
SOURCE: Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Publication, Hawaii Ag-Tourism, October 18, 2004.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
5.1.14
AGRICULTURAL THEFT AND VANDALISM,
BY COUNTY
County
Crop
Livestock
Chemical/ Machinery/
Fertilizer Equipment
Number of Theft Incidents, by Type of Theft
Maui
17
16
17
Hawaii
724
187
59
Honolulu
1,973
51
40
Kauai
186
30
11
Total
2,900
284
127
Amount of Loss Due to Theft, by Type of Theft ($1,000)
Maui
66
5
9
Hawaii
196
213
12
Honolulu
218
7
31
Kauai
82
37
3
Total
562
262
55
Number of Vandalism Incidents, by Type of Vandalism
Maui
117
0
3
Hawaii
126
34
19
Honolulu
17
9
0
Kauai
3
18
1
Total
263
61
23
Amount of Loss Due to Vandalism, by Type of Vandalism ($1,000)
Maui
952
0
1
Hawaii
40
48
1
Honolulu
5
241
1
Kauai
29
10
1
Total
1,026
299
4
Other
Property
Total
71
157
336
44
608
113
447
92
168
820
234
1,574
2,492
439
4,739
169
153
506
11
839
80
60
36
52
228
329
634
798
185
1,946
40
51
53
25
169
287
264
54
32
637
447
494
133
79
1,153
101
45
273
46
465
106
58
48
13
225
1,160
192
568
99
2,019
Number of Trespassing Incidents
Maui
1,850
Hawaii
32,021
Honolulu
4,227
Kauai
1,534
Total
39,632
Number and Level of Prosecution of Theft, Vandalism, and Trespassing Incidents
Reported to Police Arrested Convicted
Maui
177
5
3
Hawaii
655
86
13
Honolulu
206
10
6
Kauai
199
18
12
Total
1,237
119
34
SOURCE: United States Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, Hawaii Agricultural Theft & Vandalism, October 18,
2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
111
5.2.1
COMMERCIAL MARINE LANDINGS, MAUI COUNTY
Year ended June 30
Year
Pounds Landed
Pounds Sold
Value ($)
1982
1983
1984
792,504
944,045
889,715
734,258
899,995
810,257
873,251
1,109,356
1,083,651
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
862,333
1,007,255
1,120,497
961,337
698,000
810,599
915,637
1,026,307
851,858
596,620
1,140,578
1,659,720
1,919,196
1,780,096
1,363,703
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
777,385
744,805
854,282
516,909
624,147
624,466
602,325
692,870
409,498
486,682
1,428,937
1,390,838
1,596,576
1,050,460
1,226,805
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
731,447
783,394
663,203
748,149
725,445
586,398
620,343
507,255
605,174
555,477
1,597,826
1,577,195
1,409,797
1,464,070
1,562,511
2000
2001
2002
643,581
573,566
473,472
501,263
431,781
353,277
1,502,897
1,336,420
1,145,432
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources, Commercial Marine Landings, State of
Hawaii, fiscal year reports.
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Data Book 2005
5.2.2
SEA SPECIES COMMONLY CAUGHT NEAR
FISH AGGREGATING DEVICES, MAUI COUNTY
Pounds landed in year ending June 30
Species
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Aku
Bigeye
Yellowfin
Kawakawa
Tuna (misc.)
19,809
1,234
33,108
124
1,149
42,012
1,449
41,447
150
598
18,538
554
18,508
105
1,140
10,642
—
29,136
—
—
10,038
—
28,981
—
—
Blue Marlin
Striped Marlin
Sailfish
Shortbill Spearfish
28,230
1,393
59
567
15,677
3,707
—
2,947
20,785
2,409
118
1,345
7,204
921
—
336
12,205
1,793
—
—
Kahala
Kamanu
Keokeo
Mahimahi
—
44
—
32,634
—
21
—
44,480
12
13
1
37,528
—
—
—
42,905
—
—
—
51,068
Mako
Mano
Ono
Opelu
Uku
—
824
8,403
—
—
410
255
7,785
83
15
—
100
7,143
—
—
—
—
9,014
—
—
—
—
5,918
—
—
Other
1,058
119
169
—
—
128,636
161,155
108,468
100,158
110,003
15
16
15
16
15
Total
Devices Available
NOTE: Fish aggregating devices are non-navigational buoys placed several miles offshore to attract fish. Data is incomplete due to late
submission and processing of fish catch records.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources, Commercial Marine Landings, State of
Hawaii, fiscal year reports.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
113
5.2.3
FAD CATCHES AND TRIP COUNT, MAUI COUNTY
No. of Months
FAD
I
K
M
N
O
Q
CC
DD
FF
HO
JJ
LA
MC
NL
T2
T3
T6
Location
Halona Pt.
Palaoa
Hana Bay
Cape Halawa
Kalaupapa
Pauwela Pt.
Ka’ena Pt.
Opana Pt.
Pukaulua Pt.
Ho’olawa Pt.
Kamohio
Lahaina
Palaoa
Nu’u
Kolo Harbor
Pala’au
Palaoa
Station On
10.6
12.0
12.0
12.0
11.1
12.0
12.0
9.3
12.0
10.0
12.0
8.2
9.9
10.4
Lbs.1
3,469
15,770
2,460
2,007
2,417
15,746
2,249
7,674
26,388
10,920
17,229
3,789
2,748
2,006
No. of
Trips1
78
273
39
25
20
177
52
176
114
129
79
128
52
39
Lbs/
Trip
44.5
57.8
63.1
80.3
120.9
89.0
43.3
43.6
231.5
84.7
218.1
29.6
52.8
51.4
12.0
FAD: Fish Aggregating Device - are non-navigational buoys placed several miles offshore to attract fish.
D: Due to low level of fishermen reporting and to preserve confidentiality, data for these FADs are not listed
1
Reported numbers are for trolling only.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Land and natural Resources, Division of Aquatic Resources, Commercial Marine Landings, State of
Hawaii, fiscal year report 2002.
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Data Book 2005
Communication & Transportation
Section 6
COMMUNICATION & TRANSPORTATION
This section covers statistics on communications and transportation.
Newspapers, radio and television station statistics are included in the first
section (6.1). Under transportation, statistics on fuel usage, rental cars,
registered drivers, aircraft and water craft facilities and freight traffic are
presented.
With more than 58,000 tons of cargo and mail passing through Kahului Airport
and just under 3,800,000 tons passing through Kahului Harbor, water transport
remains the primary way goods reach Maui.
The transportation statistics are mostly taken from the Hawaii State Department
of Transportation.
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Data Book 2005
6.1.1
AVERAGE PAID CIRCULATION OF
THE MAUI NEWS
For 12 month period ending March 31
Year
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1992
1993
1994
1995
17,845
18,334
18,615
18,816
21,089
21,504
21,691
21,865
20,822
21,827
22,246
23,441
1996
1997
1998
2001
18,379
17,710
17,142
18,880
21,234
20,346
19,634
21,069
23,866
23,992
24,098
25,090
18,718
21,2141
21,6311
22,0321
21,9021
2002
2003
2004
2005
Sunday
26,525
26,833
26,931
26,382
NOTE: 1994 to 1997 average year circulation calculated from quarterly averages. The Maui News started publishing a Saturday edition in 2001.
1 Monday through Saturday.
SOURCE: Audit Bureau of Circulations, Maui News Audit Report, 1990-1998 and Maui News records 2005.
6.1.2
AVERAGE DISTRIBUTION OF OTHER NEWSPAPERS,
MAUI COUNTY
Fil-Am LIGHT News
Filipino Summit1
Haleakala Times
Lahaina News
The Lana’i Times
The Maui Time Weekly
Maui Weekly
The Molokai Advertiser-News
The Molokai Dispatch
1
10,000
10,000
16,000
12,000
3,000
18,000
35,000
3,000
5,000
monthly
monthly
bi-weekly
bi-weekly
monthly
weekly
weekly
weekly
weekly
State Wide circulation.
SOURCE: South Maui Times, Lahaina News, The Molokai Advertiser-News, The Lana’i Times, Haleakala Times, Fil-Am LIGHT News and Filipino
Summit, staff.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
117
6.1.3
CABLE TELEVISION COMPANIES, SUBSCRIBERS
AND REVENUES, BY COUNTIES
Maui
Number of Companies1
Dec. 31, 1999
Dec. 31, 2000
Dec. 31, 2001
Dec. 31, 2002
Dec. 31, 2003
Dec. 31, 2004
Subscribers2
Dec. 31, 1999
Dec. 31, 2000
Dec. 31, 2001
Dec. 31, 2002
Dec. 31, 2003
Dec. 31, 2004
Basic Service Revenue ($1,000)
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
1State
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kauai
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
51,835
47,695
48,422
49,202
49,918
50,814
34,268
34,974
36,436
37,554r
37,291
38,991
253,981
262,681
264,871
269,681
274,416
278,336
18,189
18,451
18,675
21,028
21,087
21,357
358,273
363,801
368,424
377,465r
383342
389,498
12,719
14,409
15,761
16,809
18,012
18,903
12,107
13,717
14,482
15,016
15,821
16,722
72,522
78,158
85,830
91,301
95,401
101,318
5,783
6,547
7,010
7,549
8,091
8,582
103,131
112,831
123,083
130,675
137,325
145,527
totals are unduplicated figures; one company provided service to three counties.
State Total
r Revised from previous Data Book
2Hawaiian
Cablevision has redefined multiunit as expressed by Federal rules.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Cable Television Division, records.
6.1.4
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING
STATIONS IN OPERATION, MAUI COUNTY
Station
State Total
Maui County
32
46
25
5
8
5
–
9
2
–
1
1
Commercial Stations
AM
FM
TV2
Non-commercial Stations
AM
FM
TV2
1
Excludes one commercal AM station with studio on Oahu but transmitter on Molokai.
2
Includes satellites but excludes translators and cable television.
1
SOURCE: Federal Communications Commission, Mass Media Bureau, Audio Services and Video Services Divisions, records.
118
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Data Book 2005
6.2.1
LIQUID FUEL TAX BASE, MAUI COUNTY
Thousands of gallons
1997
1998
1999
2000
111,889
111,316
125,852
127,738
Gasoline
52,863
52,855
54,543
Diesel Oil,
Non-highway
32,361
26,735
Diesel Oil,
Highway Use
3,743
Liquid Petroleum Gas,
Off Highway
Liquid Petroleum Gas,
Highway Use
Total
2001
2002
2003
2004
107,449
145,548
128,416
145,322
57,861
56,585
59,380
73,689
62,593
31,191
28,289
25,580
36,566
5,0441
16,255
3,987
4,564
4,097
4,151
4,839
4,307
5,976
609
560
602
634
590
167
137
394
21
22
20
14
16
19
17
15
115r
328
Other Fuel
Aviation Fuel
1
Current Estimate
22,293
27,157
34,931
36,842
20,525
44,561
45,109
59,962
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Taxation, Liquid Fuel Tax Base and Tax Collections, Calendar Year Ending December 31, 2004 (annual
release), and records.
6.2.2
ESTIMATED DAYTIME POPULATION AND
EMPLOYMENT-RESIDENCE RATIOS, MAUI CDP
Place Name
Haiku-Pauwela
Kaanapali
Kahului
Kihei
Lahaina
Makawao
Napili-Honokowai
Pukalani
Waihee-Waiehu
Wailea-Makena
Wailuku
Population
6,578
1,375
20,146
16,749
9,118
6,327
6,788
7,380
7,310
5,671
12,296
Resident
Working In
1,139
2,844
12,992
6,117
6,568
1,356
890
1,119
238
4,441
8,271
Workers
Living In
3,071
615
8,203
8,819
4,562
3,252
3,941
3,812
3,392
3,176
5,602
Daytime
Population
Percent
Change
4,646
3,604
24,935
14,047
11,124
4,431
3,737
4,687
4,156
6,936
14,965
-29.4
162.1
23.8
-16.1
22.0
-30.0
-44.9
-36.5
-43.1
22.3
21.7
Percent of
Workers Living In
21.2
25.0
42.6
32.6
49.5
15.1
11.8
12.7
3.3
31.2
33.9
CDP: Census Designated Place.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census 2000.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
119
6.2.3
WEEKLY WHOLESALE GASOLINE PRICE CAPS,
MAUI COUNTY1,2
Week of: (2005)
September 1-4
September 5-11
September 12-18
September 19-25
September 26 - October 2
October 3-9
October 10-16
October 17-23
October 24-30
October 31 - November 6
November 7-13
Maui 3
Hana
Molokai
Lanai
2.2968
2.5677
3.0123
2.5164
2.4563
2.7086
2.7940
2.3522
2.2344
2.0594
2.0188
2.3768
2.6477
3.0923
2.5964
2.5363
2.7886
2.8740
2.4322
2.3144
2.1394
2.0988
2.4048
2.6757
3.1203
2.6244
2.5643
2.8166
2.9020
2.4602
2.3424
2.1674
2.1268
2.4958
2.7667
3.2113
2.7154
2.6553
2.9076
2.9930
2.5512
2.4334
2.2584
2.2178
The Gas Cap Law is a legal limit on wholesale gasoline prices, or the maximum amount that may be charged for producing gasoline and
delivering it to a service station. Under the new law, the gas cap is set weekly by the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission (PUC) based on
average spot prices for regular unleaded gasoline in three U.S. markets, New York Harbor, the Gulf Coast, and Los Angeles.
1
2
Regular unleaded gasoline.
Excludes taxes and retail markup.
Gas Taxes:
Federal
0.184
State
0.160
County of Maui 0.180
4% General Excise Tax (based on gross sales price).
3
Excludes Hana.
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Commerce and Consumer Protection, Public Utilities Commission, records.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
121
2.690
NA
NA
2.680
2.799
2.681
NA
2.679
2.706
2.700
2.696
12/04
SOURCE: Oil Price Information Service, Rockville, MD.
NA: Not Available
Regular unleaded gasoline as of the first day of the month.
2.681
NA
NA
2.666
2.794
2.678
NA
2.677
2.707
2.701
2.689
Maui County Average
Haiku
Hana
Kahului
Kaunakakai
Kihei
Kula
Lahaina
Makawao
Paia
Wailuku
1
11/04
Location
2.686
NA
NA
2.675
2.799
2.680
NA
2.681
2.708
2.702
2.681
01/05
2.686
NA
NA
2.673
2.799
2.687
NA
2.678
2.703
2.702
2.681
02/05
2.697
NA
NA
2.686
2.809
2.690
NA
2.692
2.715
2.717
2.698
03/05
2.765
2.779
NA
2.764
2.829
2.772
2.719
2.737
2.779
2.767
2.765
04/05
2.789
2.779
NA
2.788
2.829
2.789
2.719
2.774
2.803
2.799
2.786
05/05
2.794
2.799
NA
2.793
2.829
2.793
2.724
2.787
2.811
2.812
2.786
06/05
2.858
2.864
NA
2.859
2.845
2.853
2.759
2.854
2.882
2.879
2.854
07/05
3.014
3.079
NA
3.017
2.999
3.017
NA
3.006
3.032
3.018
3.011
08/05
GASOLINE AVERAGE PRICES PER GALLON, MAUI COUNTY1
6.2.4
3.568
NA
3.924
3.568
3.538
3.579
3.169
3.558
3.590
3.584
3.557
09/05
3.509
NA
4.009
3.514
3.545
3.495
NA
3.486
3.538
3.547
3.494
10/05
6.2.5
HIGHWAY DISTANCES, MAUI COUNTY
Route
Statute Miles
Maui
Wailuku-Kahului
Wailuku-Kahului Airport
Wailuku-Hana, via Keanae
Wailuku-Hana, via Kaupo
Wailuku-Haleakala summit
Route
Molokai
Kaunakakai-Sheraton Hotel
Kaunakakai-Maunaloa
Kaunakakai-Airport
Kaunakakai-Halawa
Airport-Sheraton Hotel
2.3
4.2
53.2
59.8
38.2
Wailuku-Makena
Wailuku-Lahaina, via Kahakuloa
Wailuku-Lahaina, via Olowalu
Kahului-Kihei
Lahaina-Wailea
17.9
38.0
20.9
8.2
32.4
Lahaina-Napili
Lahaina-Kaanapali
Statute Miles
19.5
16.5
8.0
27.6
11.5
Lanai
Lanai City-Lanai Airport
Lanai City-Hulopoe
3.1
7.5
8.9
3.7
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Highways Division, records.
6.2.6
HAWAII DRIVERS LICENSES IN FORCE AND
VEHICLE REGISTRATION, BY TYPE OF VEHICLE,
MAUI COUNTY
Taxable and non-taxable; includes vehicles registered but subsequently scrapped or shipped out of state
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
82,217
84,980
87,550
90,964
93,595
97,045
99,716
100,916
All Vehicles
119,626
123,596
128,204
135,554
139,546
141,511
148,716
156,880
Motor Vehicles
Passenger vehicles1
Ambulances
Buses
Trucks1
Truck tractors
Truck cranes
Motorcycles2
Trailers and semi-trailers
116,878
90,573
10
328
23,935
111
79
1,842
2,748
120,818
93,912
11
328
24,474
104
74
1,915
2,778
125,404
97,565
13
342
25,268
96
72
2,048
2,800
132,636
103,329
13
324
26,690
98
68
2,114
2,918
136,473
105,879
12
308
27,868
99
62
2,245
3,073
138,058
106,384
12
291
28,696
99
62
2,514
3,453
144,985
112,205
14
288
29,516
88
61
2,810
3,731
152,904
118,915
12
268
30,569
88
60
2,992
3,976
Drivers Licenses in Force
(as of December 31)
1 Vans
2
and other trucks under 6,500 lb. in personal use, legally classified as passenger vehicles, are included in the totals for trucks.
Including motor scooters but excluding mopeds (1.5 HP or less), legally classified as bicycles.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Safety Office, records.
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Data Book 2005
6.2.7
HIGHWAY BRIDGES, BY ISLAND,
DECEMBER 31, 2003
Island
1
Number
of
Bridges1
Longest Bridge
Length
Location
(feet)
Highest Bridge
Location
Height
(feet)
State
752
Airport Viaduct
14,890
Nanue
208
Hawaii
Maui
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
135
98
19
445r
55r
Hakalau
Honokahua
None
Manawainui
Airport Viaduct
Hanamaulu
775
600
360
14,890
1,150
Nanue
Uaoa
None
Manawainui
Kipapa
Wahiawa, Koloa
208
79
50
156
90
Limited to bridges under State jurisdiction and longer than 20 feet.
6.2.8
LENGTH OF STREETS AND HIGHWAYS, PAVED AND
UNPAVED BY ISLAND, DECEMBER 31, 2004
Excludes private roads and military roads not regularly open to public use
Paved
Island
State total
Hawaii
Maui
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau
Total
mileage
Freeways
Unpaved
Other
4316.35
88.55
4055.39
172.41
1466.06
630.69
47.48
132.86
1625.34
413.92
-
88.55
-
1406.76
573.99
33.48
120.86
1528.87
391.43
-
59.30
56.70
14.00
12.00
7.92
22.49
-
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Data Book 2005
123
6.2.9
ROAD, BRIDGE AND DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE,
COUNTY OF MAUI
MAINTENANCE PROJECTS
FY 2002
County Summary
Complaints received - road (including potholes) and drainage
Average number of days to resolve complaints
Interdepartmental support (landfill, refuse collection, cesspool
pumping), work hours per year
Other department support (Fire, Parks), work hours per year
Pothole patching, tons of cold mix
Lineal feet of shoulder work
Acres of grass mowed
Lineal feet of culverts maintained
Number of catch basins maintained
Wailuku
Makawao
Lahaina
Hana
Molokai
Lanai
FY 2003
FY 2004
FY 2005
399
3.84
377
4.12
739
7.77
529
4.87
19,646
3,393
2,215
100,000
1,000
3,402
380
19,253
1,991
3,062
210,800
1,386
4,880
516
11,201
828
3,153
181,325
1,174
7,443
489
18,295
1,927
2,706
214,703
1,021
4,835
439
282
3
710
4,000
435
1,050
70
250
5
1,050
68,800
560
330
268
556
8.97
825
17,525
350
970
193
410
5
793
67,223
507
618
162
57
7.0
500
74,900
331
172
178
68
3.0
730
89,750
452
90
50
105
5.0
760
105,450
337
75
89
88
5.5
627
93,038
381
152
99
47
4
58
4,100
54
420
60
41
2
49
3,000
56
500
58
70
3.13
55
3,050
83
3,125
65
48
2.82
49
3,513
67
1,150
61
2
4
900
4,800
90
750
22
0
0
1,150
24,000
120
960
36
0
0
1,398
28,000
130
1,056
48
1
1
1,162
28,700
115
860
35
11
8
40
10,000
80
1,000
42
18
1
70
23,000
185
3,000
85
8
1
100
24,000
250
2,200
70
10
1
150
20,000
270
2,000
70
0
0
7
2,200
20
10
8
0
0
13
2,250
13
0
19
0
0
15
3,300
24
17
24
0
0
25
2,730
24
17
24
SOUCE: Office of the Mayor, Budget Office, County Budgets 2002-2006.
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6.2.10
MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL CONSUMPTION
AND VEHICLE MILES
HIGHWAY FUEL CONSUMPTION1
Total
(1,000 gallons)
Gallons per
Vehicle2
406,819
405,963
409,940
428,558
422,884
453
457
468
490
482
8,142.2
8,065.5
7,945.3
7,925.2
7,944.1
9,075
9,070
9,063
9,056
9,051
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
426,370
421,499
422,928
417,374
428,425
482
477
473
460
455
8,005.9
8,003.0
8,090.2
8,215.2
8,525.7
9,050
9,050
9,055
9,058
9,058
2001
2002
2003
2004
455,558
477,518
483,232
498,816
461
484
469
463
8,754.3
8,937.3
9,325.0
9,734.6
9,052
9,050
9,046
9,042
Maui County
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
49,037
48,985
50,715
53,933
53,634
434
445
460
487
477
1,013.7
988.3
988.5
993.9
1,010.1
8,962
8,971
8,971
8,973
8,977
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
55,346
53,771
56,241
59,560
60,598
473
461
467
477
459
1,049.5
1,046.0
1,079.7
1,119.5
1,182.6
8,968
8,963
8,959
8,958
8,955
2001
2002
2003
2004
61,922
65,142
77,140
68,646
456
474
534
452
1,216.9
1,231.9
1,292.5
1,357.7
8,956
8,958
8,952
8,941
Year
State of Hawaii
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1
VEHICLE MILES OF TRAVEL
Total (millions)
Per Vehicle2
Includes gasoline, diesel oil, and butane gas. Gasohol was no longer used in motor vehicles after June 1982.
2
Based on motor vehicle total by county of inspection, includes both taxable and nontaxable vehicles, and all military nonresident exempt
vehicles. Data include passenger cars, buses, trucks and motorcycles but exclude trailers and semi-trailers.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Highways Division, Planning Branch, records.
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125
6.2.11
VEHICLE REGISTRATION, BY TAXATION STATUS,
FOR COUNTIES 2003
Taxation Status
Total registered
Taxable vehicles
Exempt vehicles
Federal government
State government
County government
Fire department
Police department
Consulates
Disabled veterans
Military non-resident
Farm
Horseless carriage
Electric vehicles
State Total
City and County
of Honolulu
County
of Hawaii
County
of Kauai
County
of Maui
1,049,266
672,912
156,201
70,241
149,912
980,943
68,323
377
5,064
6,246
247
1,653
55
118
54,129
286
47
101
608,003
64,909
361
5,063
4,042
72
1,307
55
59
53,729
113
37
71
154,866
1,335
12
1
701
110
343
10
85
49
8
16
69,466
775
468
34
42
225
4
1
1
148,608
1,304
4
1,035
31
3
7
90
120
1
13
Note: Includes vehicles registered by subsequently scrapped or shipped out of State. Excludes trailers, semi-trailers and motorcycles.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Safety Office, records.
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Data Book 2005
6.2.12
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC INJURIES, AND
TRAFFIC DEATHS, 2000 TO 2004,
BY COUNTY
COUNTY
2000
2001
2002
2003
Major Traffic Accidents1
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
7,129
2,201
483
1,298
6,406
2,781
524
1,159
6,761r
2,256r
637
1,009
7,025r
2,313r
767r
1,145r
NA
NA
NA
NA
58
34
4
20
74
29
4
26
65r
29r
5
15
66
33
9
21
Fatal Accidents
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
Persons Injured
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
Persons Killed
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kauai
Maui
6,114
1,805
441
1,527
66
38
5
24
5,036
1,819
440
1,346
79
30
4
28
67
27
5
17
5,426r
1,844r
524
1,156
67
28
5
20
5,460
1,797
588
1,249
79r
30r
5
16r
2004
NA
NA
NA
NA
71
41
10
21
NA Not available.
1
Through 1990, includes traffic accidents with damage of $300 or more or causing injury or death.
Effective 1991, includes only accidents with damage of $1,000 or more or causing injury or death. Effective
June 20, 1995, includes only accidents with damage of $3,000 or more or causing injury or death.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Highways Division, Traffic Safety Section, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
127
6.2.13
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS BY TYPE OF AIRCRAFT,
MAJOR STATE-OWNED AIRPORTS
2003
Kahului
Honolulu
International
Kona International (Keahole)
Lihue
All Movements
151,558
301,919
119,210
97,576
99,415
40,944
47,295
76,261
24,169
3,833
165,406
46,012
74,293
16,208
22,317
14,524
66,798
15,571
23,833
48,767
19,961
5,015
12,829
47,774
28,163
10,649
656
27,116
11,450
1,722
Air Carrier
Air Taxi
General Aviation
Military
Hilo
International
Molokai
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Airport Activity Statistics, Calendar Year 2003.
6.2.14
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS BY TYPE OF AIRCRAFT,
KAHULUI AND MOLOKAI AIRPORTS
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
178,590
173,342
180,890
188,385
174,855
160,324
157,868
151,558
67,136
78,722
29,976
2,756
64,599
81,105
25,211
2,427
63,336
84,546
29,509
3,499
62,883
92,569
29,575
3,358
63,799
77,779
29,983
3,294
55,937
69,635
31,816
2,936
51,275
77,357
25,218
4,018
47,295
76,261
24,169
3,833
49,221
44,667
49,353
49,184
44,691
43,806
43,065
40,944
1,003
34,753
10,744
2,721
1,017
31,290
10,844
1,516
1,163
30,080
15,425
2,685
1,469
30,286
14,169
3,260
1,484
27,385
11,869
3,953
1,138
26,890
12,532
3,246
964
27,213
11,931
2,957
656
27,116
11,450
1,722
Kahului Airport
All Movements
Air Carrier
Air Taxi
General Aviation
Military
Molokai Airport
All Movements
Air Carrier
Air Taxi
General Aviation
Military
NOTE: Definitions. Aircraft operations: Total aircraft movements, landings and takeoffs, combined. Reported by the United
States Federal Aviation Administration’s air traffic control towers. Air carrier: Large commercial aircraft having more than 60
seats. Air taxi: Small commercial aircraft having 60 seats or less. General aviation: All types of civil aviation including private
jets, corporate jets, and helicopters. General aviation excludes commercial and military aircraft operations. Military: All
military aircraft, including military helicopters.
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Data Book 2005
6.2.15
PASSENGERS, CARGO AND MAIL, OVERSEAS AND INTERISLAND,
MAUI COUNTY AIRPORTS
1999
Airport
Enplaned
2000
Deplaned
Enplaned
2001
Deplaned
Enplaned
2002
Deplaned
Enplaned
2003
Deplaned
Enplaned
Deplaned
Passengers
OGG
interisl. 2,129,704 2,017,788 2,141,313 2,075,141 1,449,602 2,132,627 1,591,870 1,593,034 1,414,008 1,414,634
OGG
overseas 854,706 969,881 965,586 1,009,205 1,067,849 1,079,015 1,112,000 1,119,599 1,271,118 1,282,431
MKK
132,540 137,212 124,670 128,838 106,898 108,740 103,139 105,622
97,180 100,163
LNY
88,598
87,043
80,761
80,644
72,714
72,822
70,050
69,851
56,406
56,275
JHM
HNM
LUP
68,336
4,184
4,150
66,966
3,909
3,996
61,128
8
1,148
60,187
9
1,007
47,609
2,933
1,295
47,781
2,781
1,252
41,336
2,569
2,381
41,177
2,368
2,224
47,569
3,863
5,947
48,027
3,810
5,097
Cargo (U.S. Tons)
OGG
interisl.
OGG
overseas
MKK
LNY
5,324
14,911
6,147
17,872
6,135
17,321
5,266
16,361
6,134
18,101
6,945
441
112
5,937
967
665
7,390
485
76
6,688
847
642
7,919
486
73
5,511
836
612
12,471
414
78
7,049
856
753
15,699
617
79
8,184
815
732
277
42
15
360
11
174
273
25
12
316
10
190
278
51
15
304
16
170
258
38
13
295
41
193
285
23
17
337
61
174
JHM
HNM
LUP
Mail (U.S. Tons)
OGG
interisl.
OGG
overseas
MKK
LNY
2,263
7,592
2,089
7,575
1,977
7,176
193
3,512
1,547
7,557
1,102
35
15
1
204
113
641
5
1
32
171
99
1,133
22
9
136
62
37
332
1
n/a
1
n/a
n/a
773
19
2
35
39
33
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
1
0
0
3
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
0
0
0
0
0
9
JHM
HNM
LUP
NOTES: Interisland traffic is intrastate only; overseas includes both international and U.S. mainland flights. Kahului is the only Maui County
airport offering overseas flights.
AIRPORT KEY:
OGG
Kahului
MKK
Molokai
LNY
Lanai
JHM
HNM
LUP
Kapalua
Hana
Kalaupapa
Maui County
Data Book 2005
129
130
Maui County
Data Book 2005
21
7
28
12
6
74
<10,000
10,000 - 20,000
20,000 - 30,000
30,000 - 40,000
40,000 - 50,000
50,000 - 75,000
75,000 - 100,000
>100,000
Total
3
35
16
21
7
5
87
Aug
1
1
8
5
13
28
Sep
1
7
3
11
7
19
5
53
Oct
14
1
21
5
19
10
3
73
Nov
1
1
49
14
59
23
2
149
Dec
1
6
26
11
37
16
1
98
Jan
2
2
25
7
27
4
4
71
Feb
6
41
14
49
16
8
134
Mar
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation, Airports Division, records.
>100,000: B737-700, B737, Boeing Business, B727-100, B727, B727-200.
75,000 - 100,000: Gulfstream V, BD-700 Global EX, Bombardier BD-700, others.
50,000 - 75,000: Gulfstream III & IV-SP.
40,000 - 50,000: Embraer ERJ135, Falcon 900 & 900EX, Falcon 50EX,
30,000 - 40,000: IAI 1126 Galaxy G-2000, G200, Cessna 750 CIT X, Falcon 2000, Falcon 50, Challenger 600 & 601 &604, others.
20,000 - 30,000: WestWind Astra, IAI 1125 Astra SPX, Hawker 800, IAI Galaxy, IAI 1126 Galaxy, others.
10,000 - 20,000: DHC-6, Dehavilland DHC-6, Lear 35 & 36, WestWind II, LearJet 60.
< 10,000: Britten-Norman.
Aircraft Types by MLW
MLW: Maximum Landing Weight
Jul
MLW (pounds)
3
1
29
7
34
10
5
89
Apr
21
1
17
5
14
9
67
May
PRIVATE PASSENGER AIRCRAFT AND CORPORATE JET LANDINGS,
KAHULUI AIRPORT FY 04-05
6.2.16
15
2
20
5
16
8
2
68
Jun
1
71
62
276
138
303
112
28
991
Total
6.2.17
VESSEL ARRIVALS FOR KAHULUI HARBOR
Excludes domestic fishing craft
Total Inbound Vessels
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
1,333
1,259
1,351
1,442
1,453
1,595
1,548
1,499
35
1
539
22
0
534
45
3
584
55
2
614
54
0
665
69
2
375
59
2
718
75
6
695
676
82
615
88
618
101
656
115
624
110
744
105
663
106
593
130
1,280
53
1,061
198
1,152
199
1,160
282
1,198
255
1,305
220
1,279
203
1,289
131
By Type of Vessel
Self propelled vessels
Passenger and dry cargo
Tanker
Towboat or tugboat
Non-self propelled vessels
Dry cargo
Tanker
By Draft
18 feet and less
19 feet and more
SOURCE: U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce of the United States, Part 4, Waterways and Harbors, Pacific
Coast, Alaska and Hawaii, calendar years 1995-2003.
6.2.18
FREIGHT TRAFFIC FOR KAHULUI HARBOR
Freight Traffic (In thousand short tons)
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
2,278
2,408
2,434
2,357
2,216
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
2,368
2,586
2,828
2,895
2,851
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
3,513
3,477
3,695
3,458
3,778
Coast, Alaska and Hawaii, calendar years 1989-2003.
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6.2.19
KAHULUI HARBOR FREIGHT TRAFFIC BY
COMMODITY
In thousands of tons
2003
Commodity
Grand
Coastwise
Total Receipts Shipments
Total, all commodities
3,778
2,439
1,339
Petroleum and Petroleum Products Total
2211 Gasoline
2330 Distillate Fuel Oil
2340 Residual Fuel Oil
2350 Lube Oil & Greases
2640 Liquid Natural Gas
2990 Petro. Products NEC
Chemicals and Related Products Total
3110 Nitrogenous Fert.
3190 Fert. & Mixes NEC
3274 Sodium Hydroxide
3275 Inorg. Elem.,Oxides, & Halogen Salts
3281 Radioactive Material
3282 Pigments & Paints
3284 Medicines
3285 Perfumes & Cleansers
3286 Plastics
3291 Pesticides
3293 Explosives
3299 Chem. Products nec
Crude Materials, Inedible Except Fuels Total
4189 Lumber
4190 Forest Products NEC
4225 Pulp & Waste Paper
4331 Sand & Gravel
4338 Soil & Fill Dirt
4420 Iron & Steel Scrap
4900 Non-Metal. Min. NEC
Primary Manufactured Goods Total
5110 Newsprint
5120 Paper & Paperboard
5190 Paper Products NEC
5220 Cement & Concrete
5240 Glass & Glass Prod.
5290 Misc. Mineral Prod.
5360 I&S Bars & Shapes
5370 I&S Pipe & Tube
5480 Fab. Metal Products
5540 Primary Wood Prod.
524
179
231
104
2
8
0
25
–
18
–
6
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
159
100
–
2
49
1
8
0
2,104
1
1
17
46
1
19
2
4
2,014
0
523
178
231
104
2
8
0
23
–
17
–
6
–
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
108
95
–
0
12
1
–
0
1,223
1
1
15
46
1
19
2
4
1,135
0
2
1
–
–
0
0
–
2
–
1
–
0
0
–
0
0
0
–
–
0
51
5
–
2
37
–
8
–
882
–
–
3
0
0
0
132
0
879
–
Maui County
Data Book 2005
6.2.19
CONTINUED
2003
Commodity
Grand
Coastwise
Total Receipts Shipments
Food and Farm Products Total
6134 Fish (Not Shellfish)
6442 Rice
6654 Vegetables & Prod.
6746 Wheat Flour
6747 Grain Mill Products
6781 Hay & Fodder
6782 Animal Feed, Prep.
6811 Meat, Fresh, Frozen
6822 Dairy Products
6839 Animals & Prod. NEC
6857 Fruit & Nuts NEC
6858 Fruit Juices
6861 Sugar
6865 Molasses
6871 Coffee
6885 Alcoholic Beverages
6887 Groceries
6889 Food Products NEC
6899 Farm Products NEC
All Manufactured Equipment, Machinery and Products Total
7110 Machinery (Not Elec)
7120 Electrical Machinery
7210 Vehicles & Parts
7220 Aircraft & Parts
7230 Ships & Boats
7400 Manufac. Wood Prod.
7500 Textile Products
7600 Rubber & Plastic Pr.
7900 Manufac. Prod. NEC
Unknown or Not Elsewhere Classified Total
9900 Unknown or NEC
414
0
3
14
1
0
1
10
5
0
5
0
87
40
73
0
21
0
150
4
552
15
1
228
0
1
16
1
1
290
0
0
200
0
3
11
1
0
1
10
5
0
2
0
–
–
–
0
21
0
142
4
364
5
0
139
0
0
15
0
0
202
0
0
214
–
0
3
–
0
–
0
0
0
2
0
87
40
73
0
0
0
8
–
188
9
0
89
0
0
1
0
0
88
–
–
NOTES: Totals may not add due to rounding. Tonnage figures are rounded. A zero represents less than 500 tons but more than zero. Blanks
mean zero tons. Commodity codes are standardized to reflect the Standard Industrial Trade Classification (SITC) Revision 3 commodity codes.
Coastwise: Domestic traffic receiving a carriage over the ocean, or the Gulf of Mexico,(e.g. New Orleans to Baltimore, New York to Puerto
Rico, San Francisco to Hawaii, Alaska to Hawaii). Traffic between Great Lakes ports and seacoast ports, when having a carriage over the
ocean, is also termed Coastwise. Receipts: traffic moving from one location to another where the destination is the subject port. Shipments:
traffic moving from one location to another where the origin is the subject port.
NEC: not elsewhere classified.
I&S: iron and steel.
Coast, Alaska and Hawaii, calendar year 2003.
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6.2.20
VESSELS THAT USE KAHULUI HARBOR
Type or Purpose of Vessel
Vessels That Use Pier 11
Cruise Ships
Sugar Barge
Coal Ship
Matson Barges
Tin Ship
Pascha Roll On Roll Off Ship
Capacity Load
Current Port Call Frequency
2000-3000
passengers & crew
34,000 tons of sugar
~17,000 tons of coal
~190 shipping containers
1,600 tons of tin plate
3,000 passenger vehicles
Vessels that Dock at Pier 1 and Pier 3
Diesel & Bunker Fuel
Barge for MECo
~60,000 barrels
Diesel, Gasoline & Jet Fuel
Barges for Tesoro & Chevron
~60,000 barrels
Sand Barge
4,300 tons of sand
Scrap Metal Barge
4,500 tons of scrap metal
1
Excluding fishing fleet vehicles
2
Depends on demand for electricity. Frequency increases in summer months.
Current Time in Port
1-2 per week
2-3 days per week
1 per 6-8 weeks
2-3 per year
2-3 per week
3 per year
1 per 2 weeks
2-2.5 days
4-5 days
12-16 hours
10-12 hours
8 hours
1 per 10 days on average2 15 - 20 hours
2 per week
2-3 per month
1 per 3 months
12-16 hours
10 hours
2-3 days
SOURCE: Mayor’s Cruise Ship Task Force, Island of Maui, Final Report August 15, 2005.
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Energy & Science
Section 7
ENERGY & SCIENCE
The increase in Maui County’s population has been reflected in the utilities.
Consumption and use of electricity, gas, utilities, and water have all increased
dramatically over the last decade. Statistics on electricity, gas, water production
and consumption are covered. Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar generated
about 10.0% of the electric power used on the island of Maui in 2001.
Ongoing scientific endeavors include observation of astronomical and manmade space objects from the summit of Mt. Haleakala.
136
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7.1.1
TELESCOPES AT THE SUMMITS OF
MAUNA KEA AND HALEAKALA: 2003
Capital
cost1
($mil)
Facility
(mirror diameter in meters)
Mauna Kea observatories:
UH 0.6-m (Optical)
UH 2.2-m (Optical/Infrared)
Canada-France-Hawaii 3.6-m (Optical/Infrared)
NASA IRTF 3.0-m (Infrared)
United Kingdom 3.8-m (Infrared)
James Clerk Maxwell 15-m Submillimeter
Caltech 10.4-m Submillimeter
W.M. Keck Observatory (Keck I & II)
10-m x 2 (Optical/Infrared)
VLBA Antenna 25-m (Radio)
Submillimeter Array 8x6-m
Subaru (Japan National Large Telescope)
8-m (Optical/Infrared)
Fredrick C. Gillett Gemini 8m (Optical/Infrared)
Mauna Kea Observatories Support Services
Total
County
based
staff
Operational
0.3
5
30
10
5
32
10
-2
1.3
6.2
3.2
3.0
5.0
2.6
-2
8
50
16
31
39
11
1968
1970
1979
1979
1979
1986
1986
170
7
80
11.0
0.25
6.0
115
2
36
1992/96
1992
2003
170
92
(X)
15.0
8.0
2.43
70
70
28
1999
1999
(X)
611
61.6
476
0.5
3.3
(NA)
200.0
0.1
0.7
0.5
16.0
2
7
4
120
1968
1976/84
1979
1979
50.0
5.0
5.0
(X)
15.0
0.25
(NA)
0.13
55
1
(NA)
6
1997
2000
2003
(NA)
263.8
32.68
195
Total
Haleakala observatories:
Mees Solar Observatory
Lunar Ranging Facility
Haleakala Observatories Projects
Maui Space Surveillance Site (MSSS)4
Advanced Electro-Optical System
3.7-m Telescope (AEOS)
Magnum 2-m Telescope5
Faulkes 2-m Telescope6
Haleakala Support Facilities
Annual
operating
cost
($mil)
NA Not available.
X Not applicable.
1
Historical cost, not adjusted for inflation.
2
Combined budget and staffing with UH 2.2-m telescope.
3
Not included in the total since derived from facility operating costs.
4
Formerly Air Force Maui Optical Station (AMOS).
5
MAGNUM = Multicolor Active Galactic Nuclei Monitoring.
6
Under construction.
SOURCE: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Institute for Astronomy, records.
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7.1.2
ELECTRIC UTILITIES,
MAUI COUNTY
2000
CUSTOMERS, DEC. 31
Total
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
Residential1
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
Other
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
2001
2002
2003
2004
53,204
2,903
1,494
57,601
54,405
2,926
1,509
58,840
55,504
2,960
1,519
59,983
56,880
3,017
1,526
61,423
57,430
3,018
1,548
61,996
45,379
2,351
1,296
49,026
46,320
2,381
1,306
50,007
47,253
2,416
1,310
50,979
48,327
2,464
1,319
52,110
48,753
2,472
1,334
52,559
7,825
552
198
8,575
8,085
545
203
8,833
8,251
544
209
9,004
8,553
553
207
9,313r
8,677
546
214
9,437
GENERATING AND FIRM PURCHASED CAPABILITY, DEC. 31 (MW)
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
250.1
12.1
10.4
272.6
250.1
12.1
10.4
272.6
250.1
12.0
10.4
272.5
245.2
11.8
10.3
267.3
245.2
11.8
10.3
267.3
185.1
6.5
5.0
191.0
6.5
5.2
193.9
6.6
4.9
197.7
6.5
5.0
206.5
6.7
4.8
1,071,486
35,681
26,905
1,134,072
1,096,739
34,942
27,036
1,158,717
1,142,689
35,894
28,136
1,206,719
1,184,554
35,344
27,802
1,247,700
360,025
12,348
7,068
379,440
378,828
12,439
7,358
398,625
398,949
13,048
7,515
419,512
419,276
13,413
7,688
440,377
711,462
23,333
19,838
754,633
717,911
22,503
19,678
760,092
743,741
22,846
20,621
787,208
765,268
21,931
20,114
807,313
PEAK DEMAND (MW)2
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
POWER SOLD (1,000 kWh)
Total
Maui Island
1,042,006
Molokai
36,349
Lanai
27,108
Maui County
1,105,463
Residential
Maui Island
354,689
Molokai
12,687
Lanai
6,855
Maui County
374,231
Other
Maui Island
687,317
Molokai
23,661
Lanai
20,253
Maui County
731,232
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Data Book 2005
7.1.2
CONTINUED
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
7,816
5,397
5,289
7,633
7,773
5,186
5,412
7,588
8,017
5,149
5,617
7,819
8,255
5,296
5,697
8,050
8,600
5,426
5,763
n/a
87,836
42,865
102,288
85,275
87,998
42,814
97,722
85,433
87,009
41,366
94,152
84,417
86,957
41,312
99,619
84,528
88,195
40,166
93,990
n/a
0.18656
0.23631
0.24415
0.18925
0.17119
0.22173
0.22445
0.17375
0.18289
0.22953
0.23460
0.18527
0.20817
0.25741
0.25149
n/a
0.17125
0.22841
0.24555
0.17497
0.15684
0.21110
0.22480
0.16020
0.16954
0.22509
0.23516
0.17287
0.19296
0.25543
0.23959
n/a
178,638
8,186
5,999
192,823
189,003
8,247
6,597
203,847
177,446
7,508
6,075
191,030
199,057
8,137
6,612
213,806
234,943
9,054
6,752
250,749
64,668
2,891
1,521
69,080
67,166
2,918
1,726
71,809
64,851
2,758
1,652
69,260
72,964
2,995
1,763
77,721
87,281
3,453
1,933
92,667
113,970
5,294
4,478
123,743
121,837
5,330
4,871
132,038
112,596
4,750
4,424
121,769
126,093
5,142
4,849
136,085
147,662
5,602
4,819
158,083
AVERAGE ANNUAL USE (kWh)3
Residential
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
Other
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
AVERAGE RATE (dollars per kWh)
Residential
Maui Island
0.18232
Molokai
0.22787
Lanai
0.22184
Maui County
0.18459
Other
Maui Island
0.16582
Molokai
0.22376
Lanai
0.22112
Maui County
0.16922
REVENUES ($1,000)
Total
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
Residential
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
Other
Maui Island
Molokai
Lanai
Maui County
1
Residential refers to single-metered residential customers which may include condominiums for visitor use but excludes master-metered
apartment and condominium buildings used by residents, which are classified as commercial customers.
2 Peak demand is the maximum amount of energy required from the electrical system. The islands’ electrical systems are not interconnected,
so no peaks are reported for Maui County as a whole.
3 Based on number of customers at end of year.
r: Revised from previous Data Book. n/a Not Available.
MW: Megawatts
kWh: Kilo-watt-hour.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Division of Consumer Advocacy, records; capacity and peak demand:
Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc., Securities and Exchange Commission 10-K filings, 2000-2004.
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Data Book 2005
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7.1.3
GAS UTILITIES, MAUI COUNTY
Excludes bottled gas
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Island of Maui
Customers (December 31)
Residential1
Other
Total
326
79
405
333
78
411
329
79
408
325
75
400
321
76
397
317
74
391
Gas Sold (1,000 therms)
Residential
Other
Total
74
813
887
78
805
883
77
786
863
68
771
839
69
766
836
69
782
850
Average Annual Use (therms)
Residential
Other
228
10,285
233
10,320
234
9,947
210
10,281
216
10,081
217
10,561
Average Rate ($ per therm)2
Residential
Other
1.98769
1.14251
2.10372
1.23916
2.43086
1.45250
2.71343
1.36960
2.82044
1.51092
2.91367
1.59858
148
928
1,076
163
997
1,161
187
1,141
1,329
185
1,056
1,241
196
1,158
1,353
201
1,249
1,450
Revenues ($1,000)
Residential
Other
Total
Island of Molokai3
Customers (December 31)
Total/Residential
92
78
71
80
72
73
Gas Sold (1,000 therms)
Total/Residential
19
17
15
14
15
14
206
220
205
117
202
185
2.23825
2.33821
2.62590
2.84208
3.00433
3.15372
42
40
38
40
44
43
Average Annual Use (therms)
Total/Residential
Average Rate ($ per therm)
Total/Residential
Revenues ($1,000)
Total/Residential
1
Residential refers to single-metered residential customers which may include condominiums for visitor use but excludes master-metered
apartment and condominium buildings used by residents which are classified as commercial customers.
2 Based on number of customers at end of year.
3 All Molokai customers are residential.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Division of Consumer Advocacy, records.
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7.1.4
HAWAII STATE ENERGY REPORT,
ENERGY CONSUMPTION ESTIMATES BY SOURCE
In billion BTU
1997
Asphalt and road oil
Aviation gasoline
Distillate fuel
Kerosene-type jet fuel
Naphtha-type jet fuel
Kerosene
Liquified petroleum gasses
Lubricants
Motor gasoline
Residual fuel
Other petroleum products1
Subtotal petroleum products
Geothermal energy
Solar thermal & photovoltaic energy
Wind energy
Subtotal geothermal, solar thermal,
photovoltaic and wind energy
Coal
Hydroelectric power
Natural gas
Wood and waste
Total energy consumption
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2,629.6
2,138.0
2,340.3
4,009.3
2,271.0
709.9
608.8
540.3
293.6
226.3
243.8
88.6
27,025.5r
25,925.21r 30,951.2
29,672.1
35,180.4
47,099.5
57,930.6r
56,643.3
53,720.0
53,510.8
50,437.3
59,450.4
9.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.8
1.5
0.9
1.3r
0.9
0.7
870.3
3,050.5
1,358.0
2,027.4
2,102.2
2,782.4
571.7
598.5
604.8
595.7
545.8
539.3
48,781.1
48,692.3
46,653.8
48,397.8
50,587.3
54,261.1
76,811.8r
83,261.3r 81,383.5
85,001.5
83,517.5
80,086.4
17,607.0r
14,778.7r 14,730.2r 13,959.5r 17,261.8r 16,453.0
230,489.6r 233,446.2r 229,921.2 235,194.0r 239,885.4r 259,230.9
4,683.3
1,273.0
206.2
4,983.0
1,317.7
196.6
4,437.1
1,353.0
168.7
5,515.6
1,364.9
173.4
4,349.9
1,341.0
21.6
NA
NA
NA
6,162.4
6,496.2
5,958.8
7,053.9
5,712.6
NA
20,040.3
1,194.5
2,688.3
14,779.2
18,222.9
1,236.6
2,803.7
17,649.8
17,653.7
1,175.0
2,886.5
18,098.3
17,653.7
1,055.4
2,975.0
16,101.2
17550.7
1,025.0
2,919.4
15,121.0
NA
NA
NA
NA
241,824.9
279,884.9
275,730.6
280,033.8
282,163.2
NA
NOTE: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
1 Other petroleum products are aviation gasoline blending components, motor gasoline blending components, petroleum coke, still gas,
unfinished oils, and petroleum waxes.
r
Revised from previous Data Book.
NA: Not Available.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Combined State Energy Data System 2001 and 2002.
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142
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73,732
11,177
10,822
355
State Total
Maui County
Maui
Molokai
11,494
11,150
344
74,990
27,460
25,960
1,500
226,998
1995
11,477
11,138
339
75,389
27,918
26,409
1,509
229,989
1996
11,485
11,110
330
71,810
28,306
26,795
1,511
230,952
1997
1999
29,333
27,809
1,524
235,799
29,750
28,217
1,533
238,665
11,729
11,399
369
73,301
12,547
12,199
348
76,631
12,719
12,388
331
76,401
CONSUMPTION (million gallons)
28,720
27,205
1,515
233,043
City and County of Honolulu Board of Water Supply, County of Hawaii Department of Water Supply, County
of Kauai Department of Water, and County of Maui Department of Water Supply.
2000
NUMBER OF SERVICES
1998
SOURCE: Data compiled by Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism from
27,021
25,531
1,490
222,569
Maui County
Maui
Molokai
State Total
1994
Years ending June 30
12,883
12,546
337
78,748
30,414
28,872
1,542
242,092
2001
12,312
11,997
315
77,868
31,021
29,451
1,570
245,397
2002
WATER SERVICES AND CONSUMPTION, MAUI COUNTY
7.1.5
12,695
12,357
338
80,735
31,680
30,102
1,578
247,862
2003
12,436
12,105
331
78,345
32,344
30,751
1,593
254,036
2004
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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143
7,321
344
3,583
2,764
375
1,255
Upcountry Maui
Surface Water
Groundwater
West Maui
Surface Water
Groundwater
East Maui
Groundwater
Molokai
Groundwater
44,451
1,340
356
3,767
2,778
8,923
394
19,927
1,959
3,702
749
07/04
09/04
10/04
1,298
392
3,450
2,911
8,821
1,783
1,220
441
3,359
2,553
7,933
2,764
42,549 45,096 44,104
1,256
370
3,595
2,909
8,048
370
18,842 18,306 18,239
2,015 2,039 2,073
2,929 3,498 4,795
530
0
726
08/04
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Water Supply, Water Quality Report.
40,404
17,75
1,837
4,091
1,082
Central Maui
Groundwater-Iao
Iao Tunnel
Groundwater-Waihee
Surface Water
TOTAL WATER
PRODUCTION
06/04
Area
12/04
1,100
370
3,187
1,863
5,440
1,110
36,548 35,689
1,074
452
3,445
2,009
5,384
1,205
16,864 16,075
2,016 2,036
3,165 3,466
935 1,043
11/04
in thousands of gallons
02/05
1,055
376
3,544
1,608
4,983
1,170
31,069 33,545
912
345
3,542
1,353
4,421
953
13,573 14,336
2,011 1,985
3,180 3,595
780
892
01/05
04/05
05/05
1,180
339
3,722
1,685
6,310
1,099
1,406
382
3,609
2,015
7,215
1,327
34,893 37,638 41,154
1,040
350
3,591
1,795
5,389
1,139
15,685 16,089 17,483
1,777 2,054 2,149
3,547 4,322 4,608
580
838
959
03/05
DAILY AVERAGES FOR WATER PRODUCTION BY AREA, MAUI COUNTY
7.1.6
38,962
1,179
379
3,532
2,190
6,693
1,138
16,949
1,996
4,146
759
Prev. 12
months
7.1.7
WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE SCHEDULE
Effective July 29, 2002
METER SIZE
5/8 inch
3/4 inch
1 inch
1 1/2 inch
2 inch
3 inch
4 inch
6 inch
8 inch
10 inch
12 inch
TOTAL FEE
$6,030
8,442
15,678
34,974
61,506
138,690
247,230
555,966
987,714
1,543,680
2,222,658
NOTE: Fees do not include installation charges.
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Water Supply, Annual Report FY 2004.
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7.1.8
WATER SERVICES BY METER SIZE,
MAUI COUNTY
District
Regular Rates
Wailuku
Makawao
Lahaina
Hana
Molokai
Subtotal
5/8"
3/4"
1"
15,304
8,268
2,631
478
1,483
28,164
827
285
130
8
37
1,287
493
159
116
8
31
807
9
66
3
0
2
80
1,367
Agricultural Service Meters
Wailuku
27
Makawao
427
Lahaina
2
Hana
13
Molokai
4
Subtotal
473
Total
28,637
1-1/2"
2"
3"
4"
6"
8"
Total
383
77
126
4
14
604
362
24
116
3
18
523
70
13
28
0
1
112
22
5
6
0
0
33
3
0
1
0
1
5
1
0
0
0
0
1
17,465
8,831
3,154
501
1,585
31,536
7
104
1
3
1
116
5
93
0
0
1
99
1
37
0
0
0
38
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
49
729
6
16
8
808
923
703
561
113
34
5
1
32,344
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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7.1.9
OUTSIDE WATER DELIVERIES TO DEPARTMENT OF
WATER SUPPLY, MAUI COUNTY
Purchased From
East Maui Irrigation
Wailuku Agribusiness
Maui Land & Pine
Hawaiian Home Lands
R.W. Meyers
HC&S
Total
District
Wailuku
Kula
Makawao
Lahaina
Hana
Molokai
Total
1,000
Gallons
Amount
Cost Per 1,000
Gallons
2,634,661
101,972
846,126
11,963
3,198
113,095
$158,871
18,964
42,306
17,500
1,279
28,082
$0.060
0.186
0.050
1.460
0.400
0.248
3,711,015
$267,002
$0.072
215,067
1,639,509
987,191
846,126
7,961
15,161
$47,047
98,862
59,528
42,306
480
18,779
$0.219
0.060
0.060
0.050
0.060
1.239
3,711,015
$267,002
$0.072
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7.1.10
WATER SALES TO GENERAL AND AGRICULTURAL
CONSUMERS BY DISTRICT & SYSTEMS,
MAUI COUNTY FY JULY 2003 - JUNE 2004
System
Wailuku District
Wailuku
Waihee
Waikapu
Wailuku Heights
Kahului
Puunene
Kihei
Maalaea
Makena
Paia-Kuau
Spreckelsville
Subtotal
Makawao District
Kokomo-Kaupakalua
Kuiaha
Haiku-Pauwela
Makawao
Pukalani
Hailiimaile
Upper Kula
Lower Kula
Ulupalakua
Kula Agr. Park
Subtotal
Lahaina District
Lahaina
Honokowai
Alaeloa
Honokohau
Subtotal
Molokai District
Kawela-Kaunakakai
Ualapue
Kalae
Halawa
Subtotal
Hana District
Hana
Nahiku
Keanae
Kaupo
Subtotal
Total
Services
Change from
FY 2003
Consumption
(1,000 gallons)
Change from FY 2003
(1,000 gallons)
5,150
189
327
472
4,530
10
5,565
45
164
886
171
17,509
51
4
26
6
28
0
283
0
5
30
6
439
1,202,221
24,200
47,914
78,465
1,533,709
29,886
3,946,031
80,793
218,190
163,271
77,520
7,402,200
(50,357)
(1,889)
(3,790)
(14,787)
(195,091)
(8,512)
29,914
(2,846)
13,410
(2,763)
(9,672)
(246,383)
1,079
303
837
1,980
2,040
201
1,920
1,084
79
40
9,563
69
4
12
5
20
1
28
8
3
3
153
178,073
58,133
146,674
348,717
370,656
38,301
439,704
758,392
55,254
192,208
2,586,112
(3,128)
5,375
8,885
(8,644)
(12,982)
2,488
(65,069)
(37,674)
(14,260)
(825)
(125,834)
1,973
430
745
13
3,161
3
17
34
0
54
891,755
642,345
504,055
1,604
2,039,759
(26,027)
58,859
79,209
158
112,189
1,130
350
107
8
1,595
16
1
0
0
17
231,602
83,722
15,790
125
331,239
(16,129)
4,802
4,615
(147)
(6,859)
381
35
80
20
516
32,344
1
1
0
(1)
1
664
57,017
4,770
13,084
1,457
76,328
12,435,638
1,150
1,248
5,005
144
7,547
(259,340)
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7.1.11
WATER CONSUMPTION BY DISTRICT,
MAUI COUNTY FY JULY 2003 - JUNE 2004
1,000 GALLONS
Months
Total
General
July-August
September-October
November-December
January-February
March-April
May-June
Total
2,131,709
2,220,856
1,911,047
1,510,225
1,734,934
1,733,885
11,242,656
Agricultural
July-August
September-October
November-December
January-February
March-April
May-June
Total
256,504
268,213
221,785
152,529
148,680
145,271
1,192,982
Grand Total
12,435,638
Wailuku
Makawao
Kula
Lahaina
Molokai
Hana
113,344
109,377
94,462
74,768
68,616
80,245
540,812
389,074
464,723
271,680
191,955
389,952
322,389
2,029,773
66,910
71,300
59,629
44,684
43,350
36,242
322,115
12,744
11,487
12,111
13,285
11,454
13,344
74,425
201,007
215,053
165,043
108,827
106,133
108,120
904,183
2,095
2,710
1,406
907
1,481
1,387
9,986
2,361
2,553
1,702
1,246
330
932
9,124
546
100
293
267
117
580
1,903
7,402,200 1,141,117 1,444,995
2,039,759
331,239
76,328
1,348,233
201,404
1,383,279
180,690
1,258,680
214,485
1,049,842
135,691
1,058,888
162,674
1,133,666
147,999
7,232,588 1,042,943
30,681
30,413
30,352
26,904
27,781
23,481
169,612
19,814
17,384
22,989
14,378
12,838
10,771
98,174
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Data Book 2005
Construction & Housing
Section 8
CONSTRUCTION & HOUSING
Statistics on building permits, construction authorizations and modifications for
both public and private projects are covered in this section. Tenure and control
of real property is reflected here, as are Maui’s housing characteristics by
division and census designated place.
There are approximately 56,000 housing units on Maui of which around 25,000
(44%) are owner-occupied. 2,472 building permits were issued in 2004.
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8.1.1
NUMBER AND VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS,
MAUI COUNTY
Ending December 31
Year
Number Issued
Estimated Value ($1,000)
1992
1993
1994
1995
3,020
2,593
2,606
2,030
234,124
288,753
252,547
253,805
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2,369
2,254
2,338
2,365
2,294r
195,916
193,129
207,498
250,486
355,360r
2001
2002
2003
2004
2,012r
1,915
2,199r
2,472
312,737r
273,716
469,277r
448,831
SOURCE: Maui County, Development Services Administration, Department of Public Works and Environmental Management, records.
8.1.2
VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS,
MAUI COUNTY
Category
2001
2002
Residential
86,548
186,622
271,286r
285,212
Hotel
34,000
0
0
43,000
Non-residential
52,619
38,384
150,423r
58,757
Additions and alterations
39,570
48,710
47,568r
61,862
312,737
273,716
469,277r
448,831
Total
2003
2004
r: Revised from Previous Data Book.
SOURCE: Compiled monthly from county building departments by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development &
Tourism 2001 - 2004, Maui County, Development Services Administration, Department of Public Works and Environmental Management,
2004 records.
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Data Book 2005
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8.1.3
PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
AUTHORIZATIONS, MAUI COUNTY
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
904
239
778
277
787
397
877
211
1,104
379
1,143
1,055
1,184
1,088
1,483
158,200,160
50,656,320
120,382,575
19,974,528
161,781,500
24,705,968
149,660,471
16,235,608
188,003,293
31,176,018
208,856,480
140,357,103
186,487,468
165,896,079
219,179,311
Authorized Housing Units
New single-family units
New multi-family units
Total
Permit Value ($)
New single-family units
New multi-family units
Total
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Monthly New Privately-Owned Residential Building Permits, Maui County, 2000-2004.
8.1.4
PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AND
DEMOLITION AUTHORIZED BY PERMITS,
MAUI COUNTY
Year
New
One Family
Dwellings
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
20041
New
Duplex
Units
New
Apartments
Units
Demolished1
608
7
16
109
574
563
650
842
767
807
889
1,158
2
438
42
24
28
36
6
28
147
40
218
245
253
371
206
368
40
42
86
37
43
34
47
NA
r Revised from previous Data Book.
NA: Not available.
1 Annual survey data from Maui County not available. Alternate county data compiled by DBEDT utilized.
SOURCE: Compiled from county building departments by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism.
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8.1.5
LARGEST RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS,
MAUI COUNTY
Building
Permit Value
Project
2003
Napali Villas, Phase I, II, III
Villas at Kenolio
Grand Fairways & Islands
(Maui Lani)
CCG Residence
AM Residence
2004
Villas at Kenolio
West Side Resource Center
Description
Completion
Date
$21,000,000
$15,000,000
184 Multi-family units
140 units, 16 buildings
Aug. 2003
Jun. 2004
$4,564,079
$334,000
$300,000
House & Lot Packages
Single Family Residence
Single Family Residence
DND
Sep. 2003
May. 2003
$15,000,000
$6,845,000
140 units, 16 buildings
Resource Center
Jun. 2004
Feb. 2004
DND: Did not disclose.
SOURCE: “Residential Construction Projects,” Pacific Business News, Book of List 2004 and 2005.
8.1.6
LARGEST COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS, MAUI COUNTY
Project
Building
Permit Value
Kaanapali Ocean Resort, Phase II $65,719,801
Kamehameha Schools, Phase III $64,000,000
Kamehameha Schools, Phase IV $29,000,000
Maui Army National Guard
$10,500,000
Kaiser Medical Clinic
$5,000,000
Lanai Police Station
$4,000,000
Kahului Airport Terminal Phase 1A $1,900,000
Description
Completion
Date
177 units Hotel and Time Share
New High School
New High School
New Armory
New Clinic
New Police Station
Airport Improvements
Mar. 2005
Jul. 2005
Mar. 2005
Jun. 2004
Oct. 2004
Jul. 2004
Jan. 2005
SOURCE: “Commercial Construction Projects,” Pacific Business News, Book of List 2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
153
8.1.7
PLANNED ADDITIONS TO AND SUBTRACTIONS
FROM MAUI VISITOR INDUSTRY PLANT SUPPLY
2004
Name of Facility
Planned Type
Kaanapali Ocean Resort
Kahului Airport Hotel
Maui Ocean Club Sequel
International
Maui Palms Redevelopment
Kapalua Bay Hotel North Wing
Expansion
Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort
Villas Expansion Project
Timeshare
Hotel
Timeshare
280
140
143
Starwood Hotels
A&B Properties, Inc.
Marriott Vacation Club
Hotel
136
NA
Hotel
128
YCP Kapalua, L.P.
Timeshare
258
SVO Pacfic Inc., a subsidiary
of Starwood Hotels
Intrawest
Honua Kai Project (Kaanapali)
Maui Lu Resort
Hotel &
Townhouses
Timeshare
Planned Units
628 Hotel Units &
72 Townhouses
388
Developer
NA
NA: Not available.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division, 2004 Visitor
Plan Inventory, Table 10.
8.1.8
AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGES FOR CONSTRUCTION
INDUSTRIES, MAUI COUNTY - 2004
Number of
Establishments
Industry
Construction
Construction of Buildings
Residential Building Construction
Nonresidential Building Construction
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Land Subdivision
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction
Specialty Trade Contractors
Building Foundation/Exterior Contractors
Building Equipment Contractors
Building Finishing Contractors
Other Specialty Trade Contractors
471
166
131
35
37
18
9
268
52
93
81
42
Average
Employment
Total
Wages
3,082
1,039
607
432
399
74
301
1,644
367
595
407
275
$143,841,437
$47,095,721
$23,722,428
$23,373,293
$27,046,691
$5,842,604
$20,437,251
$69,699,025
$15,844,962
$26,696,018
$16,004,585
$11,153,460
Average
Weekly Wages
$898
$872
$752
$1,040
$1,304
$1,518
$1,306
$815
$830
$863
$756
$780
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Research and Statistics Office.
154
Maui County
Data Book 2005
8.1.9
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED,
MAUI COUNTY CALENDAR YEAR 2004
Types of Permits
No. of Permits
No. of Units
Valuation
Single Family, Detached
Single Family, Attached
Two Family Buildings
Three and Four Family Buildings
Five or More Family Buildings
Hotels, Motels, and Tourist Cabins
Churches and Other Religious
Industrial
Offices, Banks, and Professional
Schools and Other Educational
Stores and Customer Services
Other Non-Residential Bldgs.
Structures Other than Bldgs.
Residential - (Add, Alter, Convert)
Commercial - (Add, Alter, Convert)
Additions of Residences Garages/Carport
Demo - Single Family Homes
Demo - Two Family Bldgs.
Demo - All Other Bldgs. & Structure
Repairs to Dwellings
Repairs to Other Bldgs.
Relocate Residential Bldgs.
Relocate Garages & Other Bldgs.
Fences, Retaining Wall, Seawalls, etc.
Mechanical Work
Temporary Structures (Tents, Booths, etc.)
1,122
3
11
24
17
2
6
1
5
4
16
119
203
644
164
93
41
1
28
40
31
2
2
152
2
102
1,122
6
22
96
275
$235,711,226.00
$5,400,000.00
$2,835,880.00
$13,091,520.00
$21,834,980.00
$43,000,000.00
$9,782,000.00
$15,000.00
$2,163,450.00
$11,449,990.00
$11,304,600.00
$9,966,674.00
$15,069,917.00
$34,528,409.29
$29,529,146.89
$3,136,641.00
$324,800.00
$25,000.00
$378,900.00
$1,055,879.00
$3,032,156.00
$50,500.00
$22,882.00
$5,391,078.00
$616,583.00
$718,484.00
TOTAL:
2,835
3
27
41
2
2
$460,435,696.18
SOURCE: County of Maui, Department of Public Works, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
155
8.1.10
CONSTRUCTION ESTABLISHMENTS BY TYPE
AND LOCATION, MAUI COUNTY
Based on primary North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code and zip code
Establishment Type
Location / Number
Location / Number
Land subdivision & land development (NAICS 2331—)
Hana
1
Makawao
3
Lahaina
2
Residential building construction (NAICS 2332—)
Haiku
14
Kula
15
Hana
2
Lahaina
11
Kahului
10
Makawao
17
Kihei
28
Paia
4
Nonresidential building construction (NAICS 2333—)
Haiku
3
Kula
1
Kahului
7
Lahaina
1
Kihei
4
Makawao
1
Heavy construction (NAICS 234—)
Kahului
8
Kula
1
Kihei
2
Lahaina
2
Plumbing, heating & AC contractors (NAICS 2351—)
Haiku
2
Kula
2
Kahului
16
Lahaina
6
Kihei
14
Painting & wall covering contractors (NAICS 2352—)
Haiku
1
Kula
3
Kahului
3
Lahaina
3
Kihei
8
Makawao
4
Location / Number
Wailuku
Totals
2
Total
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Lanai City
Wailuku
Wailuku
Makawao
Wailuku
Paia
Wailuku
Kualapuu
Electrical contractors (NAICS 2353—)
Haiku
1
Kula
2
Wailuku
Hana
1
Lahaina
3
Hoolehua
Kahului
10
Makawao
4
Kaunakakai
Kihei
7
Masonry, drywall, insulation, tile contractors (NAICS 2354—)
Haiku
3
Kula
4
Makawao
Kahului
4
Lahaina
2
Wailuku
Kihei
6
Carpentry & floor contractors (NAICS 2355—)
Haiku
3
Kula
2
Wailuku
Kahului
4
Lahaina
3
Kualapuu
Kihei
10
Makawao
6
Roofing, Siding, & Sheet metal contractors (NAICS 2356--)
Haiku
3
Kula
1
Paia
Kahului
3
Makawao
2
Wailuku
Kihei
3
Excavation contractors (NAICS 235930)
Kahului
1
Kula
1
Wailuku
Kihei
3
Makawao
1
Other special trade contractors (NAICS 2357—, 58—, 59— except 235930)
Haiku
1
Kula
2
Makawao
Kahului
11
Lahaina
6
Wailuku
Kihei
9
15
2
2
1
8
Maui subtotal 116
Total
121
5
Total
22
Total
17
Total
49
4
4
5
1
5
1
10
1
1
Maui subtotal 28
Total
29
Maui subtotal
Total
38
40
Total
32
Maui subtotal
Total
33
34
Total
17
Total
7
6
7
5
1
1
4
1
2
9
Total
Grand Total
40
416
NOTE: Pukalani combined with Makawao, and Puunene combined with Kahului.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, Zip Code Business Patterns 2003, on CD-ROM.
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
8.1.11
ESTIMATED VALUE OF LAND TRANSACTIONS,
BY COUNTY
Kauai County
City and County
of Honolulu
Year
Maui County
Hawaii County
State Total
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
76,462
71,480
114,634
189,958
183,760
111,239
131,267
170,995
212,170
156,682
24,522
28,247
80,274
85,687
65,518
668,003
812,545
1,142,699
1,441,073
1,305,257
880,226
1,043,539
1,508,602
1,928,888
1,711,217
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
194,478
222,214
384,122
581,485
643,711
138,289
141,779
209,366
288,886
545,192
47,790
56,088
87,570
162,725
277,753
1,064,559
1,312,981
1,471,172
2,017,774
3,009,059
1,445,116
1,733,062
2,152,230
3,050,870
4,475,715
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
611,607
424,994
602,464
423,712
610,385
546,141
397,740
293,310
359,695
467,052
317,869
298,858
203,575
154,878
137,773
2,749,190
2,078,739
1,911,711
2,333,882
2,549,352
4,224,807
3,200,331
3,011,060
3,272,167
3,764,563
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
562,563
1,080,487
1,169,182
1,344,818
2,446,997
359,835
620,157
641,667
971,541
1,671,483
274,002
326,870
388,442
446,136
669,875
2,581,678
4,182,294
4,820,850
6,705,645
8,514,926
3,778,078
5,911,973
7,020,141
9,468,113
13,303,281
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
2,046,874
1,028,857
1,027,394
1,753,255
1,441,528
2,893,086
983,728
886,726
1,345,225
1,120,254
558,462
676,826
345,950
551,138
677,991
8,764,532
4,793,933
5,590,377
8,621,058
7,461,624
14,262,954
7,483,344
7,850,447
12,270,676
10,701,398
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
847,727
990,129
1,057,281
1,971,082
1,683,688
849,799
786,192
851,136
1,066,148
1,201,547
261,990
376,776
347,399
499,285
589,624
4,465,410
3,640,154
4,042,187
3,904,127
4,836,187
6,424,925
5,793,252
6,298,003
7,440,642
8,311,047
2000
2001
2002
2003
2,316,618
2,131,623
2,164,631
3,687,957
1,548,501
1,786,101
2,053,321
2,269,635
685,700
802,516
810,053
1,081,279
5,138,547
5,447,028
5,783,195
8,605,070
9,689,367
10,167,267
10,811,198
15,643,941
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, Bureau of Conveyances, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
157
8.2.1
SUMMARY HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS,
BY COUNTY
Data includes some condominium units used or intended for use by transients
2000
Kauai
Maui1
315,988
25,331
56,549
26
6.7
2.7
3
3.3
4.6
14.6
4.4
0.6
1.2
1.7
4.3
29.4
5.3
0.9
1.6
2.2
4.6
403,240
52,985
286,450
20,183
43,622
20.2
22.6
19.7
20.1
20.1
23.8
17.7
21.7
22.2
17.8
7.8
5.7
8.2
5.4
8.2
Specified owner-occupied units
Median value (dollars)
With a mortgage
Median monthly costs (dollars)
Monthly costs were 35 percent
or more of household income
Not mortgaged
Median monthly costs (dollars)
173,861
272,700
122,128
1,571
29,914
153,700
19,167
1,133
113,155
309,000
81,606
1,653
10,839
216,100
7,224
1,375
19,953
249,900
14,131
1,572
38,510
51,733
271
5,970
10,747
212
24,904
31,549
289
2,435
3,615
269
5,201
5,822
260
Specified renter-occupied units
Median gross rent (dollars)
Rent was 35 percent or more
more of household income
174,458
779
18,382
645
129,907
802
7,735
739
18,434
7883
50,848
5,637
37,543
2,320
5,348
Characteristic
State Total
All housing units
Percent
Structure built 1990-2000
Structure built before 1940
Lacking complete plumbing
Lacking complete kitchen facilities
Percent with no telephone service 2
Median number of rooms
460,542
62,674
18.1
4.7
1
1.4
2
4.3
All occupied units
Percent householder moved into unit
1999 to March 2000
Before 1980
Percent of units with occupants per
room of 1.51 or more
1
Hawaii
Honolulu
23.8
4.1
1
1.1
2.4
4.0 3
Includes Kalawao County (172 housing units), not shown separately.
2 Telephone
service not available in the unit from which calls could be made and received. This includes cellular telephones.
3
Maui County, not including Kalawao County. Median number of rooms for Kalawao County was 2.0. Median gross rent for Kalawao
County was $788. No median available for combined area of Maui and Kalawao County.
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 3 Table DP-4. Profile of Selected Housing Characteristics: 2000 (May 2002).
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Maui County
Data Book 2005
8.2.2
SELECTED HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS,
MAUI COUNTY
Data include some condominium units used or intended for use by transients
2000
Maui County
Kalawao County
All Housing Units
Units in Structure
1 unit, detached
1 unit, attached
2 to 4 units
5 to 9 units
10 or more units
Mobile home, boat, other
Median Number of Rooms
56,377
172
31,593
3,497
2,887
7,191
11,058
151
4.0
125
0
21
13
13
0
2.0
Occupied Housing Units
Total
With 1.01 or more persons per room
43,507
7,166
115
0
Vacant Housing Units
Total
For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use
Percent of all vacant units
Homeowner Vacancy Rate
Rental Vacancy Rate
12,870
9,746
75.7
1.2
7.2
57
31
54.4
100.0
0.0
Owner-Occupied Housing Units
Total
Percent of All Occupied Units
Average Household Size
25,039
57.6
3.13
0
0.0
0.00
19,953
794
5,292
7,455
4,348
1,511
553
249,900
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Renter-Occupied Housing Units
Total
Average Household Size
18,468
2.62
115
1.28
Gross Rent of Specified Renter-Occupied Units2
Total
Less than $300
$300 to $499
$500 to $749
$750 to $999
$1,000 to $1,499
$1,500 or more
No cash rent
Median (dollars)
18,319
1,055
1,754
4,829
5,267
3,109
971
1,334
788
115
13
0
25
0
0
0
77
525
Value of Specified Owner-Occupied Housing Units1
Total
Less than $100,000
$100,000 to $199,999
$200,000 to $299,999
$300,000 to $499,999
$500,000 to $999,999
$1,000,000 or more
Median (dollars)
1
House and lot. Data limited to owner-occupied, one-family, attached and detached houses on less than 10 acres without a business or
medical office on the property.
2 Includes utilities if paid by renter; excludes one-family, attached and detached houses on 10 acres or more.
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Profile of General Demographic Characteristics, Hawaii (DP-1) and Profile of Selected Housing
Characteristics, Hawaii (DP-4).
Maui County
Data Book 2005
159
8.2.3
HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS OF
CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES (CDP),
MAUI COUNTY
ALL HOUSING
UNITS
OCCUPIED
HOUSING UNITS
Total
Median
Number
of Rooms
Total
56,377
172
4.0
2.0
43,507
115
7,166
0
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
2,455
260
239
1,770
6,044
4.6
4.9
3.5
3.4
4.0
2,311
254
184
550
5,861
313
45
63
2
1,464
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
844
9,401
3,056
599
2,218
3.5
3.5
4.3
3.5
4.5
169
6,178
2,631
261
2,154
22
924
642
7
288
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
4,673
891
2,543
1,889
360
3.1
4.7
5.0
5.0
5.3
2,624
784
2,463
1,864
351
411
107
365
448
46
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
4,871
4,820
4.0
4.4
2,510
4,556
147
691
172
962
591
88
2.0
4.2
4.8
4.7
115
872
568
62
0
209
145
17
1,354
3.9
1,161
269
2000
Maui County
Molokai
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
More than
One Person
per Room
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Profile of Selected Housing Characteristics, Hawaii (DP-4).
160
Maui County
Data Book 2005
8.2.4
VACANT HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS
BY CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACE (CDP), MAUI COUNTY
VACANT HOUSING UNITS
2000
All
Housing
Units
Total
Maui County
56,377
172
12,870
57
9,746
31
1.2
100.0
7.2
0.0
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
2,454
260
253
1,775
6,079
144
6
62
1,238
199
63
0
18
1,205
29
0.8
0.6
2.3
2.6
0.4
2.2
1.3
30.3
6.2
2.0
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
831
9,170
3,027
600
2,222
645
3,000
428
337
71
457
2,442
322
272
20
2.4
1.7
0.4
0.0
0.9
71.1
8.0
5.3
33.3
1.2
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
4,681
890
2,522
1,909
360
2,052
107
83
45
13
1,704
63
18
4
0
0.4
1.3
1.0
0.7
1.5
13.6
6.5
1.6
2.3
2.4
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
5,099
4,780
2,579
245
2,401
52
4.5
1.2
2.5
3.7
172
962
592
91
57
95
28
26
31
28
7
1
100.0
2.4
1.1
33.3
0.0
7.7
6.8
24.0
1,343
195
66
0.9
7.1
Molokai
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
Seasonal,
Recreational Homeowner
Rental
or Occasional Vacancy Rate Vacancy Rate
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Profiles of General Demographic Characteristics, Hawaii (DP-1).
Maui County
Data Book 2005
161
8.2.5
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
2000
All
Housing
Units
Maui County
56,377
172
43,507
115
25,039
0
18,468
115
3.13
0.00
2.62
1.28
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
2,454
260
253
1,775
6,079
2,310
254
191
537
5,880
1,416
176
129
416
3,190
894
78
62
121
2,690
3.01
3.45
3.84
2.58
3.43
2.54
3.68
3.44
2.48
3.13
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
831
9,170
3,027
600
2,222
186
6,170
2,599
263
2,151
120
3,007
1,393
151
1,207
66
3,163
1,206
112
944
2.35
3.00
4.05
1.74
3.18
2.80
2.42
2.87
1.71
2.63
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
4,681
890
2,522
1,909
360
2,629
783
2,439
1,864
347
1,128
523
1,600
1,526
264
1,501
260
839
338
83
2.92
3.26
3.13
4.07
3.26
2.32
2.78
2.84
3.21
3.07
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
5,099
4,780
2,520
4,535
1,386
2,675
1,134
1,860
2.34
2.87
2.14
2.49
172
962
592
91
115
867
564
65
0
531
441
8
115
336
123
57
0.00
3.34
3.49
4.63
1.28
2.79
3.22
3.39
1,343
1,148
571
577
2.91
2.59
Molokai
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
Total
by
Owner
by
Renter
OwnerOccupied
Units
RenterOccupied
Units
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Profiles of General Demographic Characteristics, Hawaii (DP-1).
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Data Book 2005
8.2.6
OWNER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNIT VALUES BY
CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACE (CDP), MAUI COUNTY
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
2000
Maui County
Total
$100,000
Less than
to
$100,000 $199,000
$200,000
to
$299,000
$300,000
to
$499,000
$500,000
to
$1,000,000
$999,000
or more
19,953
0
794
0
5,292
0
7,455
0
4,348
0
1,511
0
553
0
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
1,171
169
126
190
2,827
20
12
12
0
41
234
74
41
7
977
329
73
41
11
1,444
368
10
21
21
359
210
0
7
112
6
10
0
4
39
0
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
49
1,755
1,331
13
1,117
2
23
37
0
36
3
396
249
3
327
6
912
641
3
513
12
348
278
0
197
3
8
67
3
40
23
68
59
4
4
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
631
477
1,483
1,433
258
0
14
38
31
9
38
204
222
615
71
311
167
789
567
131
199
41
423
190
45
50
32
11
22
2
33
19
0
8
0
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
855
2,070
0
109
27
568
131
711
251
530
351
124
95
28
Molokai
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
0
493
340
7
0
59
126
2
0
353
158
5
0
67
29
0
0
9
14
0
0
5
9
0
0
0
4
0
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
547
114
339
63
14
9
8
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8.2.7
RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS
ALL RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
2000 Division and Place
Maui County Total
Total
One Unit, Detached
or Attached
Persons
Per Unit
Mean Number
of Rooms
14,062
9,423
2.66
3.6
764
614
257
69
1,996
1,996
2,412
2,074
117
219
1,217
479
2,564
88
51
1,313
1,087
1,684
58
637
200
626
47
47
37
–
191
84
72
10
1,758
115
1,643
713
570
234
59
1,397
1,397
1,301
1,163
11
125
1,088
394
1,041
20
12
802
187
1,547
54
583
175
590
43
43
36
–
170
74
64
9
955
102
853
2.70
2.68
2.75
3.06
2.91
2.91
2.46
2.48
1.86
2.59
2.40
2.20
2.56
2.27
2.16
2.91
2.16
2.80
3.40
2.83
2.53
2.95
3.21
3.21
2.11
–
3.24
3.19
3.01
3.30
2.64
3.43
2.58
3.7
3.8
3.3
3.5
3.4
3.4
3.5
3.5
3.0
4.2
3.8
3.6
3.3
3.7
3.4
3.6
2.8
4.1
3.8
4.1
4.1
4.2
4.6
4.6
4.1
–
4.2
4.1
4.2
5.8
3.4
4.0
3.4
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
511
304
239
98
118
361
203
212
98
106
2.65
2.40
3.35
3.50
3.43
3.3
3.5
4.0
3.5
4.6
Lanai division
Lanai City CDP
385
376
325
318
2.73
2.74
4.3
4.3
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Hana division
Hana CDP
Kahului division
Kahului CDP (part)
Kihei division
Kihei CDP
Maalaea CDP
Kula division
Lahaina division
Kaanapali CDP
Kapalua CDP
Lahaina CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Makawao CDP
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Puunene division
Kahului CDP (part)
Kahului CDP (part)
Waikapu CDP
Wailuku CDP (part)
Wailuku division
Wailuku CDP (part)
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Summary Population and Housing Characteristics, Hawaii..
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8.2.8
GROSS RENT OF RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS BY
CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACE (CDP), MAUI COUNTY
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED
HOUSING UNITS PAYING CASH RENT
2000
Maui County
Total
Less than
$3001
$300
to
$499
$500
to
$749
$750
to
$999
$1,000
to
$1,499
$1,500
or more
18,319
115
2,389
90
1,754
0
4,829
25
5,267
0
3,109
0
971
0
Maui Island
Haiku-Pauwela CDP
Haliimaile CDP
Hana CDP
Kaanapali CDP
Kahului CDP
917
74
49
149
2,672
139
16
8
15
502
46
15
8
0
358
219
7
23
3
1,008
334
17
5
0
480
144
17
3
26
297
35
2
2
105
27
Kapalua CDP
Kihei CDP
Lahaina CDP
Maalaea CDP
Makawao CDP
52
3,142
1,190
144
959
2
162
142
20
134
3
188
130
0
84
13
874
207
23
174
6
1,190
371
59
341
13
632
237
39
163
15
96
103
3
63
Paia CDP
Pukalani CDP
Waihee-Waiehu CDP
Waikapu CDP
1,490
265
850
331
73
109
27
64
129
5
62
28
21
20
9
321
79
202
63
28
656
46
230
52
21
260
68
251
37
10
82
17
82
30
0
Wailea-Makena CDP
Wailuku CDP
1,127
1,877
103
231
9
227
164
811
430
374
279
197
142
37
Molokai
Kaunakakai CDP
Kualapuu CDP
Maunaloa CDP
115
337
115
55
90
107
41
3
0
69
10
9
25
86
37
33
0
65
21
7
0
10
6
3
0
0
0
0
Lanai
Lanai City CDP
584
119
270
109
69
17
0
1
Includes no cash rent.
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Data Book 2005
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Data Book 2005
Finance & Labor
Section 9
FINANCE & LABOR
Part one of this section presents statistics on the financial institutions on Maui.
Part two includes figures for Maui County’s labor force.
The civilian labor force for 2004 was 74,050 and the number of employed was
71,800. The unemployment rate decreased 0.6% between 2003 and 2004.
Data for this section came from the Hawaii State Department of Business,
Economic Development and Tourism, the Hawaii Credit Union League, and the
Hawaii Department of Industrial Labor and Relations.
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9.1.1
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS WITH LOCATIONS IN
MAUI COUNTY
As of December 31, 2004
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Banks
Firms
Locations
5
25
1
1
2
2
Savings and Loans Associations
Associations
Locations
3
11
1
1
–
–
Financial Services Loan Companies
(depository and non-depository)
Firms
Locations
8
10
1
1
–
–
Escrow Depository Companies
Firms
Locations
7
19
–
–
–
–
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Division of Financial Institutions, 2004 Annual Report.
9.1.2
DEPOSITS IN OFFICES OF FDIC-INSURED INSTITUTIONS,
MAUI COUNTY
TOTAL DEPOSITS AS OF JUNE 30
Location
Hana
Kahului
Kihei
Lahaina
Pukalani
Paia
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
Total
2000
3,281
531,188
140,741
267,538
111,115
25,630
219,754
49,474
24,368
1,373,089
2001
3,340
543,692
219,287
264,335
119,224
28,011
224,091
50,446
25,276
1,477,702
2002
3,995
586,703
226,882
276,877
125,990
30,576
219,942
49,839
26,214
1,547,018
2003
4,092
649,545
279,988
301,879
141,839
37,727
225,810
50,869
26,935
1,718,684
2004
4,658
734,996
344,705
348,892
162,069
41,200
257,771
60,911
27,153
1,982,355
2005
4,914
832,651
365,722
375,810
162,389
46,438
288,056
61,417
27,753
2,165,150
NOTES: Office locations were determined by zip code. FDIC-Insured institutions are commercial banks and savings associations. Deposits
include savings and checking accounts, certificates of deposit, IRAs and Keogh Plans, trust funds and escrow accounts. See “deposits” in the
glossary accompanying the Reports of Condition and Income instructions for the precise definition.
SOURCE:Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FDIC/OTS Summary of Deposits (annual).
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9.1.3
FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONS BY ASSET SIZE,
MEMBERSHIP AND LOANS, MAUI COUNTY
December 2004
County
Rank
Location
Maui County Employees
Valley Isle Community
Maui1
Kahului
Kula Community
Maui Teachers
Wailuku
West Maui Community
Lanai
Molokai Community
Lahaina
Kulia Ohana
First Hawaiian Homes
Maui county Total
Wailuku
Kahului
Kahului
Kahului
Kahului
Wailuku
Wailuku
Lahaina
Lanai City
Kaunakakai
Lahaina
Wailuku
Hoolehua
State
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
18
25
26
32
39
42
46
51
68
78
84
94
State Total
1
Assets
(dollars)
Loans
(dollars)
Members
58,055,071
20,608,600
12,418,312
14,230,510
12,930,202
1,748,043
9,916,423
2,213,293
1,890,643
5,317,251
2,262,382
2,835,898
1,339,852
145,766,480
10,133
8,383
6,205
4,937
3,611
1,696
3,629
2,032
2,035
3,503
2,188
1,017
965
50,334
$6,442,599,837 2,826,290,922
729,097
$135,441,398
67,946,675
48,642,823
47,690,394
38,421,610
29,807,460
28,023,930
24,809,534
21,059,753
11,481,033
7,278,982
4,689,297
2,502,662
$467,795,551
Name changed from Maui Land & Pine FCU to Maui FCU in 2003.
SOURCE: National Credit Union Administration, Call Report Data Files under FOIA for December 2004 (final).
9.1.4
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CHARACTERISTICS,
MAUI COUNTY
2001
2002
2003
2004
13
46,904
$321,517,593
13
48,487
$370,758,888
13
49,390
$425,246,021
13
50,334
$467,795,551
Total Shares and Deposits
$268,250,700
Number of Share and Deposit Accounts
57,258
$313,559,880
60,461
$363,998,927
62,842
$402,309,588
65,189
Total Loans
Number of Loans
$125,551,665
12,675
$129,863,704
12,410
$145,766,480
12,343
Number of Credit Unions
Total Members
Total Assets
$119,344,751
12,875
SOURCE: National Credit Union Administration, Call Report Data Files under FOIA (final), December 2001, 2002 and 2003, 2004.
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9.2.1
CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE SUMMARY,
STATE OF HAWAII AND COUNTIES
Annual averages
All Figures Revised
Maui
County
Hawaii
County
Kauai
County
City & County
of Honolulu
State of
Hawaii
1997
69,950
1998
71,100
1999
73,050
2000
71,150
2001
72,950
2002
72,300
2003
72,600
2004
74,050
69,300
69,500
70,750
74,100
76,000
76,400
77,600
78,550
28,800
29,050
29,500
30,300
30,350
30,400
31,100
31,550
433,600
434,700
433,350
432,200
433,700
429,650
431,150
431,700
601,650
604,300
606,650
607,750
613,000
608,800
612,500
615,800
Employed
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
65,200
66,700
69,350
68,500
70,000
69,500
69,900
71,800
62,900
63,400
65,250
70,550
72,200
72,900
74,050
75,500
25,850
26,400
27,450
28,900
28,800
29,050
29,900
30,500
412,800
413,600
414,300
415,250
415,750
412,600
414,850
418,000
566,750
570,150
576,300
583,200
586,750
584,050
588,650
595,750
4,750
4,350
3,700
2,650
2,950
2,850
2,700
2,300
6,450
6,100
5,550
3,550
3,800
3,500
3,600
3,000
2,950
2,600
2,050
1,400
1,550
1,350
1,250
1,050
20,750
21,100
19,050
16,950
17,950
17,050
16,300
13,700
34,900
34,150
30,350
24,550
26,250
24,750
23,850
20,050
Percent Unemployed
1997
6.8
1998
6.2
1999
5.1
2000
3.7
2001
4.1
2002
3.9
2003
3.7
2004
3.1
9.3
8.7
7.8
4.8
5
4.6
4.6
3.8
10.3
9
6.9
4.6
5.1
4.4
4
3.3
4.8
4.9
4.4
3.9
4.1
4
3.8
3.2
5.8
5.7
5
4
4.3
4.1
3.9
3.3
Unemployment
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
NOTE: Except for percent unemployed, data rounded to nearest 50. Totals may not add due to rounding.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, and records.
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9.2.2
EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF THE CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE
BY ISLAND, MAUI COUNTY
Annual averages
All figures after 1989 are revised
Maui County
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
55,000
57,300
60,350
64,800
65,500
51,300
53,200
56,250
60,250
61,150
2,250
2,700
2,600
2,950
2,850
1,450
1,400
1,550
1,600
1,550
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
66,350
67,250
68,350
69,950
71,100
61,950
62,550
63,550
65,400
66,400
2,900
3,000
3,100
2,850
2,950
1,500
1,650
1,650
1,700
1,700
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
73,050
71,150
72,950
72,300
72,600
68,250
66,500
68,600
68,100
68,100
3,000
2,850
2,550
2,450
2,450
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,750
1,750
2004
74,050
69,850
2,600
1,650
53,550
54,900
57,100
59,600
62,000
50,200
51,300
53,350
55,600
58,000
2,050
2,250
2,350
2,500
2,600
1,300
1,300
1,450
1,500
1,400
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
62,500
62,600
63,750
65,200
66,700
58,450
58,350
59,500
61,100
62,500
2,650
2,700
2,650
2,500
2,550
1,400
1,600
1,600
1,600
1,650
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
69,350
68,500
70,000
69,500
69,900
65,000
64,250
66,000
65,550
65,550
2,600
2,500
2,250
2,300
2,300
1,700
1,750
1,750
1,650
1,650
2004
71,800
67,900
2,300
1,600
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Civilian Employment
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
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9.2.2
CONTINUED
Maui County
Civilian Unemployment
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
1,450
2,400
3,250
5,200
3,500
1,100
1,900
2,900
4,650
3,150
200
450
250
450
250
100
50
100
100
150
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
3,850
4,600
4,600
4,750
4,350
3,500
4,200
4,050
4,250
3,900
250
350
450
400
400
100
100
100
100
50
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
3,700
2,650
2,950
2,850
2,700
2,300
3,250
2,200
2,600
2,600
2,600
1,950
400
400
300
200
200
300
50
50
50
50
50
*
2.6
4.2
5.4
8
5.4
2.2
3.6
5.2
7.7
5.1
9.8
16.3
10.2
14.9
8.7
8.3
5.1
6.7
7.3
9.1
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
5.8
6.9
6.7
6.8
6.2
5.6
6.7
6.4
6.5
5.9
9.1
10.9
14.8
13.6
13.6
6
5
5.3
5.3
3.1
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
5.1
3.7
4.1
3.9
3.7
3.1
4.8
3.3
3.8
3.8
3.8
2.8
13.1
13.3
11.9
7.4
7.4
10.7
3.9
3
3.9
4.2
4.2
2.6
Unemployment Rate
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
NOTES: Except for percent unemployed, data rounded to nearest 50. Totals may not add due to rounding.
1990 - 1999 data reflect 2000 Census-based geography & new model-based controls at the state level. 2000, 2001, 2004 & 2005
data reflect 2000-based geography, new model controls, 2000 Census inputs, & methodological changes. 2002 - 2003 data are not yet 2000
Census-based therefore are not comparable to other years’ data.
* Data is less than 50.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, and records.
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9.2.3
LABOR FORCE BY RACE AND SEX,
MAUI COUNTY
PERCENT DISTRIBUTION
Race or Sex, 2004
Civilian
Labor
Force
Employed
Unemployed
Civilian
Labor
Force
EmployUned
employed
Unemployment
Rate
Both Sexes (incl. Hispanic)
White
Black/African American
American Indian/
Alaskan Native
Asian
Native Hawaiian/
Pacific Islander
Some other race
Two or more races
74,100
29,500
300
71,850
28,650
300
2,250
850
*
100.0%
39.8
0.4
100.0%
39.9
0.4
100.0%
37.0
0.3
3.1%
2.8
2.1
300
21,450
300
21,050
*
400
0.4
28.9
0.4
29.3
0.7
17.4
5.4
1.8
7,000
1,100
14,450
6,550
1,100
13,950
450
*
550
9.5
1.5
19.5
9.1
1.5
19.4
20.7
0.1
23.8
6.7
0.3
3.7
Minority Group
Hispanic or Latino
44,600
5,050
43,200
4,850
1,450
200
60.2
6.8
60.1
6.7
63.0
9.0
3.2
4.1
Females (incl. Hispanic)
White
Black/African American
American Indian/
Alaskan Native
Asian
Native Hawaiian/
Pacific Islander
Some other race
Two or more races
34,700
13,150
100
33,750
12,750
100
950
400
*
100.0%
37.9
0.3
100.0%
37.8
0.3
100.0%
39.9
0.7
2.7%
2.9
5.5
150
10,550
150
10,450
*
100
0.4
30.4
0.4
30.9
0.9
12.8
6.2
1.2
3,300
450
7,000
3,100
450
6,800
200
0
200
9.6
1.2
20.2
9.2
1.3
20.1
23.1
0.0
22.5
6.6
0.0
3.1
Minority Group
Hispanic or Latino
21,550
2,250
21,000
2,200
550
100
62.1
6.5
62.2
6.4
1.7
9.6
2.7
4.0
46.80%
47.00%
41.90%
Females as a percent of
both sexes
* Less than 25.
NOTE: Totals may not add due to rounding.
Includes Kalawao County
SOURCE: Labor Force Estimates from 2004 Annual Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS), based on 2000 Census.
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9.2.4
ANNUAL AVERAGE JOBCOUNT
BY INDUSTRY AND ISLAND, MAUI COUNTY
Industry, 2004
Maui
County
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
TOTAL NONAGRICULTURAL
WAGE & SALARY JOBS
Total Private
Total Goods Producing
Natural Resources & Mining & Constr.
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
Non-Durable Goods
Total Service-Providing
Trade, Transportation & Utilities
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Food & Beverage Stores
Clothing & Clothing Accessories
General Merchandise
Transp., Warehousing & Utilities
Air Transportation
Information
Telecommunications
Financial Activities
Finance & Insurance
Professional & Business Svcs
Prof., Scientific & Tech. Svcs.
Admin. & Support & Waste Mgmt.
Education & Health Services
Education Services
Health Care & Social Assistance
Leisure and Hospitality
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation
Accommodation & Food Svcs.
Accommodation
Food Services and Drinking Places
Full-Service Restaurants
Other Services
Total Government
Federal Government
Department of Defense
State Government
State Education (DOE & UH)
Local Government
AGRICULTURE
65,850
57,200
4,600
3,050
1,550
300
1,250
61,250
13,750
1,250
9,300
1,750
1,600
1,400
3,250
1,000
950
400
2,950
900
5,750
1,450
3,950
5,100
950
4,150
21,400
2,100
19,300
11,550
7,750
5,100
2,700
8,650
750
*
5,700
3,050
2,200
1,700
62,450
54,600
4,450
2,950
1,500
300
1,200
58,000
13,250
1,200
8,950
1,600
1,600
1,400
3,100
950
900
400
2,750
850
5,500
1,450
3,900
4,750
95
3,800
20,350
1,950
18,400
10,850
7,550
5,050
2,550
7,850
700
*
5,150
2,700
2,000
1,650
1,850
1,250
50
*
*
1,550
1,350
100
100
0
1,800
350
*
250
150
1,450
150
*
100
*
100
*
*
*
*
*
50
*
50
*
150
*
200
*
350
*
300
300
*
300
150
150
50
100
600
*
*
700
100
600
550
50
*
*
200
*
400
250
150
100
150
100
*
-
NOTE: Data rounded to nearest 50. Totals may not add due to rounding or residual categories.
* Fewer than 50.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
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9.2.5
MEAN ANNUAL WAGE FOR THE TOP 10 MOST
COMMON OCCUPATIONS, MAUI COUNTY
Maui County
Estimated
Annual
Employees Mean Wage
Maui
Rank
Occupation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Retail Salespersons
Waiters and Waitresses
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners
Cashiers
Office Clerks, General
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers
Janitors & Cleaners, Exec Maids & Housekeeping Cleaners
Combined Food Prep & Serving Workers, Inc Fast Food
Secondary School Teachers, Exc. Special & Voc Educ
Cooks, Restaurant
3,130
2,960
2,620
1,900
1,650
1,590
1,450
1,430
1,250
1,170
$21,870
$22,380
$25,790
$21,320
$25,620
$25,960
$22,180
$18,400
$43,290
$29,680
Annual
Wage (Statewide)
$22,050
$22,330
$24,650
$19,560
$23,190
$24,090
$20,460
$17,110
$47,440
$24,510
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Research and Statistics Office, Wages by Occupation, May 2004.
9.2.6
MEAN ANNUAL WAGE FOR THE TOP 10 PAYING
OCCUPATIONS, MAUI COUNTY
Maui County
Estimated
Annual
Employees
Mean Wage
Maui
Rank
Occupation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other
Chief Executives
Computer Software Engineers, Applications
General and Operations Managers
Computer Systems Analysts
Pharmacists
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval
Construction Managers
Computer and Information Systems Managers
Engineering Managers
60
60
40
680
30
70
50
140
30
70
$151,060
$128,800
$91,210
$86,930
$84,900
$84,050
$82,940
$78,930
$78,760
$77,980
Annual
Wage(Statewide)
$187,180
$145,160
$69,800
$91,140
$66,070
$80,180
$58,980
$89,630
$84,400
$109,840
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Research and Statistics Office, Wages by Occupation, May 2004.
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9.2.7
BEST JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN 2010,
MAUI COUNTY
Employment Postion
2002-2010
Total Job Openings
Annual
Growth Rate
Long Term Preparation (At least a bachelor’s degree or higher, may need work experience)
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special & Vocational Education
280
2.10%
General & Operations Managers
270
1.90%
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education
240
1.60%
Special Education Teachers, Preschool, Kindergarten,
& Elementary School
110
3.80%
Accountants & Auditors
110
2.30%
Sales Managers
100
3.70%
Property, Real Estate, & Community Association Managers
90
2.10%
Marriage and Family Therapists
80
4.60%
Child, Family, & School Social Workers
70
3.80%
Financial Managers
70
2.20%
Middle Level Preparation (More than one year to less than four years of training or education)
Cooks, Restaurant
430
0.90%
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Retail Sales Workers
350
2.30%
Registered Nurses
280
2.60%
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Food Preparation
& Serving Workers
280
1.70%
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Office
& Administrative Support Workers
210
1.50%
Maintenance & Repair Workers, General
190
1.00%
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Housekeeping
& Janitorial Workers
130
2.40%
Carpenters
120
1.30%
Radiologic Technologists & Technicians
110
2.20%
Bakers
100
3.70%
Short Term Preparation (From one month to twelve months of training or education)
Medical Assistants
260
5.60%
Bookkeeping, Accounting, & Auditing Clerks
220
1.00%
Customer Service Representatives
190
3.60%
Laundry & Dry-Cleaning Workers
150
2.40%
Truck Drivers, Heavy & Tractor-Trailer
140
1.40%
Bus Drivers, Transit & Intercity
120
2.40%
Executive Secretaries & Administrative Assistants
120
1.60%
Secretaries, Except Legal, Medical, & Executive
120
0.30%
Construction Laborers
110
2.20%
Operating Engineers & Other Construction Equipment Operators
110
1.40%
Little Preparation (Less than one month of training, usually on the job)
Combined Food Preparation & Serving Workers,
Including Fast Food
1,850
3.60%
Retail Salespersons
1,740
2.70%
Waiters & Waitresses
1,680
0.40%
Cashiers
1,470
2.30%
Maids & Housekeeping Cleaners
1,320
2.70%
Landscaping & Groundskeeping Workers
640
2.60%
Janitors & Cleaners, Except Maids & Housekeeping Cleaners
510
1.90%
Office Clerks, General
470
2.20%
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, & Coffee Shop
450
2.20%
Hotel, Motel, & Resort Desk Clerks
440
3.70%
Security Guards
440
3.50%
2003 Mean
Annual Wages
$45,810*
$87,330
$39,150
$41,570*
$43,340
$62,960
$51,490*
$35,130*
$37,620
$72,940
$28,150
$38,510
$55,510
$37,300
$43,020
$34,660
$37,020
$52,850
$48,890
$31,170
$26,410*
$30,540
$30,860
$23,130
$30,140
$29,030
$38,590
$29,550
$38,340*
$51,900
$18,770
$21,850
$22,610
$20,830
$25,680
$24,470
$21,690
$24,670
$16,070*
$31,140
$21,930
* State wage
SOURCE: State of Hawaii, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Research and Statistics Office. Best Job Opportunites in 2010.
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Data Book 2005
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9.3.1
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INSURED UNEMPLOYED
IN MAUI COUNTY 2003
All Claimants
Percent of
Total
Molokai
Annual
Average
Percent of
Total
1,190
100.0
123
100.0
SEX
Male
Female
717
473
60.3
39.7
63
60
51.2
48.8
INDUSTRY
State
County
Agriculture
Mining
Utilities
Construction
Manufacturing
Wholesale
Retail Trades
Transportation
Information
Finance & Insurance
Real Estate
Professional, Scientific & Tech.
Management
Administrative & Waste-Mgt.
Education
Health & Social
Arts & Entertainment
Accommodation & Food
Other-Services
Public-Administration
Information Not Available
42
7
11
0
1
297
4
12
58
56
20
12
28
25
1
111
7
45
26
178
38
0
211
3.5
0.6
0.9
0.0
0.1
25.0
0.3
1.0
4.9
4.7
1.7
1.0
2.4
2.1
0.1
9.3
0.6
3.8
2.2
15.0
3.2
0.0
17.7
9
1
31
0
0
23
1
1
4
5
0
0
0
2
0
5
3
9
0
10
7
0
12
7.3
0.8
25.2
0.0
0.0
18.7
0.8
0.8
3.3
4.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
4.1
2.4
7.3
0.0
8.1
5.7
0.0
9.8
Age
Under 22
22 to 24
25 to 34
35 to 44
45 to 54
55 to 64
65 and over
23
50
264
329
326
171
27
1.9
4.2
22.2
27.6
27.4
14.4
2.3
6
7
29
31
25
17
8
4.9
5.7
23.6
25.2
20.3
13.8
6.5
Characteristic
TOTAL
178
Maui/Lanai
Annual
Average
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Data Book 2005
9.3.1
(CONTINUED)
Characteristic
Maui/Lanai
Annual
Average
Percent of
Total
Molokai
Annual
Average
Percent of
Total
DURATION
1-4 weeks
5-14 weeks
15 and over
482
432
276
40.5
36.3
23.2
42
45
36
34.1
36.6
29.3
OCCUPATION
Management
Business & Financial
Computer & Mathematical
Architecture & Engineering
Life, Physical & Social Science
Community & Social Services
Legal
Education, Training & Library
Arts & Entertainment
Healthcare, Practioner & Tech.
Healthcare Support
Protective-Service
Food Preparation & Services
Building & Grounds & Maint.
Personal Care & Service
Sales-Related
Office & Administrative-Support
Farm, Fishing & Forestry
Construction & Extraction
Installation & Repair
Production
Transportation & Moving
78
10
6
4
5
19
3
20
18
9
17
22
119
39
41
90
162
8
157
29
14
57
263
6.6
0.8
0.5
0.3
0.4
1.6
0.3
1.7
1.5
0.8
1.4
1.8
10.0
3.3
3.4
7.6
13.6
0.7
13.2
2.4
1.2
4.8
22.1
4
2
1
2
1
2
0
5
0
1
4
4
9
5
3
7
8
33
9
3
2
4
14
3.3
1.6
0.8
0.0
0.8
3.3
0.0
4.1
0.0
1.6
3.3
3.3
7.3
4.1
2.4
5.7
6.5
26.8
7.3
2.4
1.6
3.3
10.6
ETHNICITY
Amer. Indian
Chinese
Filipino
Japanese
Other Asians
Black
Hawaiian
Other Pacific Islander
White & Latino
Others
14
18
159
79
22
14
186
33
502
163
0
1.2
1.5
13.4
6.6
1.8
1.2
15.6
2.8
42.2
13.7
0.0
0
1
28
2
1
0
72
1
11
7
0
0.0
0.8
22.8
1.6
0.8
0.0
58.5
0.8
8.9
5.7
0.0
SOURCE: Research and Statistics Office, Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Labor and Occupational Information Hawaii
(LO’IHI), The Characteristics of the Insured Unemployed in Hawaii 2003.
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Data Book 2005
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9.3.2
LABOR FORCE STATUS AND EMPLOYMENT
CHARACTERISTICS, MAUI COUNTY
LABOR FORCE STATUS
1990
2000
Persons 16 years and over
In labor force
Civilian labor force
Employed
Unemployed
Percent of labor force
Armed forces
Not in labor force
76,121
55,169
55,112
53,618
1,494
2.7
57
20,952
99,326
66,307
66,219
62,935
3,284
5.0
88
33,019
Males 16 years and over
In labor force
Employed
Unemployed
Armed forces
Not in labor force
38,747
30,411
30,354
29,479
875
2.9
57
8,336
49,448
35,349
35,261
33,352
1,909
5.4
88
14,099
Females 16 years and over
In labor force
Employed
Unemployed
Armed forces
Not in labor force
37,374
24,758
24,758
24,139
619
2.5
0
12,616
49,878
30,958
30,958
29,583
1,375
4.4
0
18,920
4,861
532
328
60
144
6,843
539
2,476
463
3,904
Persons 16 to 19 years
Not enrolled in school and not high school graduate
Employed or in armed forces
Unemployed
Not in labor force
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Summary File 3, 1990: Profile of Selected Economic Characteristics. 2000: DP-3 Profile of Selected Economic
Characteristics, QT-P19 School Enrollment, QT-P24 Employment Status by Sex.
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Data Book 2005
9.3.3
LABOR FORCE STATUS, BY CENSUS DESIGNATED
PLACE, MAUI COUNTY, 2000
Census Designated Place
Haiku-Pauwela
Haliimaile
Hana
Kaanapali
Kahului
Kapalua
Kaunakakai
Kihei
Kualapuu
Lahaina
Lanai City
Maalaea
Makawao
Maunaloa
Napili-Honokowai
Paia
Pukalani
Waihee-Waiehu
Waikapu
Wailea-Makena
Wailuku
Total:
5,130
743
488
1,181
15,488
335
1,955
13,166
1,410
7,300
2,405
437
4,732
130
5,344
1,904
5,620
5,207
860
4,706
9,712
Armed
forces
0
0
0
2
37
0
2
27
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Civilian Labor force
Not in
Emlabor force
Total
ployed
1,805
276
141
519
6,547
158
804
3,571
612
2,418
821
145
1,194
53
1,175
603
1,492
1,573
285
1,349
3,708
3,325
467
347
660
8,904
177
1,149
9,568
798
4,882
1,584
292
3,523
77
4,169
1,301
4,128
3,634
575
3,357
6,004
3,155
445
320
641
8,365
165
1,035
9,087
702
4,667
1,505
287
3,361
74
4,024
1,262
3,961
3,474
552
3,242
5,715
Unemployed
170
22
27
19
539
12
114
481
96
215
79
5
162
3
145
39
167
160
23
115
289
%Unemployed
5.1
4.7
7.8
2.9
6.1
6.8
9.9
5.0
12.0
4.4
5.0
1.7
4.6
3.9
3.5
3.0
4.0
4.4
4.0
3.4
4.8
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 3, Matrices P43 and PC35.
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Data Book 2005
Finance & Labor
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Visitor Industry & Recreation
Section 10
VISITOR INDUSTRY & RECREATION
This section presents statistics on numbers of visitors, visitor plant inventory, and
visitor expenditures. In addition you will find information about recreation on
the islands including attendance at recreational events, and visitors to Maui
County attractions.
Information on tourism is supplied primarily by the Hawaii State Department of
Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Research and Economic
Analysis Division. They have assumed the collection and analysis of visitor data
since July 1998.
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10.1.1
VISITORS TO MAUI COUNTY BY MONTH
Arrivals by Air
2004
Total Visitors
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
Domestic Visitors
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
International Visitors
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
Total
Maui County
167,243
166,427
190,994
176,085
174,958
185,542
226,466
205,455
153,100
174,238
157,980
177,070
6,143
7,536
7,010
5,137
5,364
5,554
6,856
5,809
4,900
5,904
5,322
6,566
5,738
6,652
7,093
6,087
6,119
6,114
6,619
6,091
5,121
6,099
5,358
6,298
171,268
172,047
196,384
180,043
179,268
189,820
230,782
210,022
156,327
178,237
161,934
181,695
2,155,561
72,099
73,388
2,207,826
137,988
142,156
161,199
159,343
154,488
168,716
204,286
180,339
135,444
156,354
140,602
154,666
5,493
5,330
5,142
3,996
4,323
4,872
5,857
4,741
4,020
4,715
4,293
5,207
5,044
4,820
5,984
4,975
5,027
5,707
6,192
5,265
4,468
5,445
4,750
5,494
141,576
145,889
165,624
162,780
157,610
172,507
207,973
183,751
138,078
159,599
143,833
158,578
1,895,582
57,987
63,172
1,937,797
29,255
24,271
29,795
16,742
20,470
16,826
22,180
25,116
17,656
17,884
17,378
22,404
650
2,206
1,868
1,141
1,041
682
999
1,067
881
1,189
1,029
1,360
694
1,833
1,109
1,112
1,093
407
426
826
653
654
608
804
29,692
26,158
30,760
17,263
21,658
17,313
22,808
26,271
18,249
18,638
18,102
23,117
259,979
14,112
10,216
270,029
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division, 2004 Annual
Visitor Research Report.
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Data Book 2005
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10.1.2
LENGTH OF STAY AND AVERAGE DAILY CENSUS,
MAUI COUNTY BY ISLAND
Arrivals by Air
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Length of Stay (days)1
All Visitors
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
6.71
4.98
4.75
6.81
5.13
4.34
6.90
4.32
4.72
7.17
4.64
4.71
7.33
3.67
3.41
7.47
4.28
3.29
Domestic
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
7.20
5.07
4.12
7.35
5.51
4.90
7.41
5.03
5.02
7.63
5.47
4.92
7.53
4.06
3.65
7.70
4.68
3.46
International
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
4.84
4.42
5.56
4.75
2.74
3.53
4.83
2.23
2.85
4.89
2.63
3.88
6.00
2.51
2.44
5.83
2.66
2.24
Average Daily Census (people)
All Visitors
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
41,918
950
1,124
41,819
905
1,130
38,724
831
1,096
40,744
955
1,043
42,710
947
853
44,014
844
660
Domestic
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
35,750
830
909
35,817
837
1,022
33,330
721
1,002
36,081
797
868
38,215
786
728
39,873
741
597
International
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
6,167
121
215
6,002
67
109
5,394
110
95
4,662
158
175
4,495
162
126
4,140
103
63
NOTE: Totals may not add due to rounding.
1
Length of stay is the average number of days that visitors who travel to a specific island have stayed on that island.
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10.1.3
AVERAGE DAILY VISITOR CENSUS,
BY COUNTIES
Average number of visitors present in each county on any given day
Arrivals by Air
Year
Maui
County
Hawaii
County
Kauai
County
Oahu
State
Total
1979
15,598
7,996
7,394
67,688
98,676
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
15,363
15,727
18,090
24,670
32,790
7,195
6,561
6,725
8,690
7,570
7,259
7,225
7,050
7,990
10,930
66,680
66,455
73,445
66,695
67,370
96,417
95,968
105,310
108,040
118,660
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
31,910
34,330
33,890
33,870
44,020
8,040
9,870
10,210
10,690
17,760
11,470
14,840
15,510
16,400
19,140
65,280
73,870
74,660
80,450
88,750
116,700
132,910
134,270
141,410
169,670
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
37,657
37,060
41,854
42,132
42,933
16,698
17,535
19,297
18,974
18,902
17,378
17,720
13,516
8,283
13,268
82,783
75,008
77,999
78,108
81,526
154,516
147,323
152,666
147,498
156,630
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
42,751
42,724
43,383
42,864
43,992
18,547
19,337
21,656
23,993
22,736
14,439
15,615
15,999
17,909
18,214
81,362
81,054
76,150
72,623
79,497
157,098
158,730
157,188
157,389
164,439
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
43,854
40,651
42,742
44,510
45,517
21,831
21,064
22,277
21,934
23,376
18,041
16,830
17,432
17,828
18,869
84,911
79,702
82,121
76,776
83,718
168,637
158,247
164,572
161,048
171,481
NOTES: Average daily census is based on intention to visit each island. Eastbound and northbound visitors counts are based on a 20 percent
sample through 1983 and a 10 percent sample thereafter. Westbound visitor counts are based on the form distributed on all Hawaii-bound
flights of all domestic airlines. Data beginning with 1990 are not strictly comparable to previous years.
1
All eastbound visitor days were attributed to Oahu through 1988.
Visitor Research Report; “Historical Visitor Data.”
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Data Book 2005
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10.1.4
DOMESTIC VISITOR ARRIVALS FROM TOP US MSAS,
MAUI COUNTY
Arrivals by Air
Lanai
Total
State
Maui
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Austin
Bakersfield
4,729
6,481
17,367
7,556
4,942
147
390
511
238
145
147
163
706
307
145
4,816
6,779
17,695
7,735
5,043
13,234
20,495
43,720
18,637
13,544
Bellingham
Boise
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
3,018
5,427
27,784
4,320
60,846
61
176
793
87
1,523
64
137
1,025
205
2,047
3,068
5,539
28,248
4,400
61,928
7,077
12,229
62,282
10,356
122,402
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Colorado Springs
Columbus
Dallas
10,047
10,445
4,463
6,295
33,690
381
281
169
152
783
390
296
151
212
1,274
10,247
10,616
4,577
6,400
34,278
21,859
22,027
13,908
14,144
75,647
Denver
Detroit
Eugene
Fresno
Grand Rapids
34,122
24,308
4,833
8,224
4,519
1,007
641
204
173
106
1,181
841
99
223
169
34,910
24,714
4,965
8,407
4,597
86,007
49,305
11,514
20,961
9,258
Hartford
Houston
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Las Vegas
5,574
23,602
7,412
9,371
19,576
255
635
201
232
555
236
981
283
323
605
5,768
23,982
7,516
9,527
19,962
13,079
52,717
17,951
22,136
59,430
Los Angeles
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Modesto
282,183
8,698
7,601
25,471
5,511
6,410
315
238
606
120
8,238
464
259
773
128
288,174
8,837
7,769
25,956
5,610
756,696
19,953
16,274
61,008
13,797
188
Molokai
Total
Maui County
2004
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.1.4
CONTINUED
Lanai
Total
State
Maui
Nashville
New York
Norfolk
Oklahoma City
Omaha
4,437
79,833
3,766
3,972
3,740
117
2,407
169
104
132
157
3,541
242
121
148
4,493
81,604
3,906
4,052
3,829
10,960
171,172
16,462
10,403
9,133
Orlando
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
5,714
20,340
37,525
6,821
44,089
172
738
987
194
1,339
256
903
1,204
319
1,149
5,794
20,762
38,221
6,966
45,177
14,174
44,401
92,069
14,609
103,416
Provo
Raleigh
Reno
Sacramento
Saint Louis
3,774
4,604
7,052
45,796
11,890
67
178
178
1,234
420
92
196
233
983
434
3,830
4,726
7,231
46,691
12,107
13,179
11,354
17,917
111,345
26,293
5,441
16,042
4,546
54,294
207,178
186
463
167
1,512
5,333
172
458
252
1,602
5,565
5,625
16,462
4,682
55,561
212,041
15,041
47,154
14,357
158,683
554,670
San Luis/Obispo
Santa Barbara
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
4,978
7,647
87,391
6,323
7,974
229
311
2,541
178
257
129
227
1,909
181
151
5,162
7,951
89,293
6,449
8,118
13,534
22,094
216,821
14,188
20,549
Tampa
Tucson
Tulsa
Washington D.C.
7,115
6,743
3,355
33,095
252
297
94
1,341
303
315
131
1,491
7,251
6,997
3,444
34,035
17,285
18,616
8,175
106,006
Top US MSAs as % of total visitors 74.6
67.5
71.1
74.5
73.1
Salinas
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
Molokai
Total
Maui County
2004
NOTE: MSAs - Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
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Data Book 2005
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10.1.5
VISITOR ARRIVALS, MAUI COUNTY
Data covers visitors to the state staying overnight or longer,
and include one-day (non-overnight) trips
Westbound Visitors
1979
1,419,773
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1,378,189
1,389,892
1,550,080
1,645,720
1,854,690
1985
1986
1987
1988
International Visitors1
1,831,110
2,001,870
1,908,780
1,884,050
Domestic Visitors
Total Visitors
19892
400,860
2,113,100
2,513,960
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
469,239
483,224
569,241
569,204
531,610
1,815,623
1,692,382
1,754,371
1,693,910
1,808,906
2,284,862
2,175,606
2,323,612
2,263,114
2,340,516
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
564,092
586,576
542,018
527,950
480,471
1,762,705
1,732,034
1,788,366
1,776,165
1,866,531
2,326,797
2,318,610
2,330,384
2,304,115
2,347,002
Arrivals by Ship
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
470,035
418,518
369,323
296,273
270,029
1,834,631
1,685,960
1,770,103
1,900,174
1,937,797
32,288
41,288
58,853
43,514
69,427
2,336,954
2,145,766
2,198,280
2,239,961
2,277,253
1
Due to the need for timely and market-specific visitor statistics arising from the establishment of the Hawaii Tourism Authority, collection
and reporting of visitor statistics has been extensively revised. The previous visitor categorization as eastbound (visitors who arrive mainly from
Asia, Australia and New Zealand) and westbound (visitors who arrive from the US mainland and Canada) has been replaced by a domestic
and international breakdown of visitors.
2 The subcategories for 1989 were eastbound (visitors arriving mainly from Asia, Australia and New Zealand) and westbound (arriving from
the US mainland and Canada). County distribution for eastbound/international visitors not available before 1989.
Visitor Research Report; “Historical Visitor Data.”
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10.1.6
NATION OF RESIDENCE OF VISITORS
TO MAUI COUNTY
Arrivals by Air
2004
MAUI
MOLOKAI
MMA1
Domestic
International
Total
1,895,852
259,979
2,155,561
57,987
14,112
U.S.
1,765,278
20,469
1,785,747
52,352
25,659
67,482
93,140
Asia
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Korea
Singapore
Taiwan
1,997
432
1,220
1,025
152
572
1,323
1,232
117,830
6,916
323
2,952
Total Asia
5,398
Oceania
Australia
New Zealand
Total Oceania
Domestic
Int’l.
Total
72,099
63,172
10,216
73,388
1,957
54,309
57,831
1,451
59,282
863
2,069
2,931
854
1,900
2,754
3,321
1,664
119,050
7,941
476
3,525
249
17
47
46
27
22
250
22
6,466
404
124
340
499
40
6,512
449
151
362
135
36
49
27
15
27
166
14
4,191
170
74
49
301
50
4,241
196
89
75
130,576
135,977
408
7,606
8,013
289
4,664
4,952
2,684
493
3,177
17,212
3,277
20,489
19,896
3,770
2,366
115
19
134
1,136
329
1,465
1,251
348
1,599
94
8
102
1,064
252
1,316
1,159
259
1,418
Europe
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
Switzerland
Total Europe
15,631
11,286
2,289
2,541
2,483
34,230
2,262
887
465
147
218
3,978
17,893
12,173
2,754
2,688
2,701
38,208
672
688
113
97
168
1,737
215
33
66
0
10
324
887
721
179
97
178
2,061
742
454
80
102
144
1,523
221
0
66
69
0
356
963
454
147
171
144
1,879
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Total Latin America
747
1,484
2,733
4,964
18
76
136
230
765
1,560
2,869
5,194
26
57
115
199
0
29
0
29
26
86
115
227
41
73
122
236
0
16
12
28
41
90
134
264
56,876
16,754
73,630
2,295
663
2,958
2,337
501
2,838
1,895,582
259,979
2,155,561
57,972
14,112
72,084
63,166
10,216
73,382
Canada
Other Foreign2
Total Foreign
Total
Domestic
Int’l.
LANAI
Total
1
Major Market Areas (MMAs) have allowed the Hawaii Tourism Authority to focus on specific areas for marketing and to see changes in these
markets.
2 “Other foreign” is comprised of all countries not listed above in an MMA as well as visitors from US territories .
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10.1.7
TOTAL AIR SEATS OPERATED TO
KAHULUI AIRPORT
TOTAL SEATS 1,326,429
Scheduled Seats
Charter seats
DOMESTIC SEATS
Scheduled Seats
Charter seats
US West
Burbank
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Oakland
Orange County
Phoenix
Portland
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Seattle
US East
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas
Houston
St. Louis
INTERNATIONAL SEATS
Scheduled Seats
Charter seats
Canada
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
2002
2003
2004
1,480,866
1,283,488
42,941
1,631,999
1,444,386
36,480
1,590,819
41,180
1,275,107
1,232,166
42,941
1,421,582
1,385,102
36,480
1,594,958
1,553,778
41,180
1,089,402
1,187,910
38,316
538,798
45,880
45,260
22,728
562,663
45,260
45,260
22,282
37,260
1,324,702
32,984
124
545,667
50,318
45,384
21,599
48,530
14,136
22,578
339,336
47,956
156,090
314,676
52,976
69,084
11,730
299,375
45,584
80,180
142,764
197,192
229,076
574
81,957
77,573
68,972
70,337
57,077
88,313
36,374
15,428
51,322
51,322
59,284
59,284
37,041
37,041
51,322
1,782
594
48,946
59,284
9,894
3,378
46,012
37,041
72,427
37,041
192
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10.1.8
HOTEL OCCUPANCY RATES, MAUI ISLAND
Month
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
TOTAL
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
72.3
81.8
82.1
76.8
67.5
71.8
71.4
77.0
69.1
76.4
69.0
64.6
76.2
89.6
87.2
78.3
70.5
73.5
80.4
83.1
73.2
79.7
74.6
60.8
73.2
90.3
89.0
82.7
78.5
79.7
84.8
83.2
77.6
78.1
78.0
68.8
77.9
85.2
84.9
77.7
72.4
75.7
80.6
80.3
58.1
60.9
64.9
58.0
66.2
78.3
77.8
72.7
68.3
75.2
78.8
81.4
64.6
68.1
62.2
62.5
72.4
79.9
78.4
74.1
71.8
75.3
83.8
84.2
67.1
70.2
67.6
70.6
77.5
83.4
83.0
80.9
76.8
79.0
82.4
82.9
73.5
74.9
70.7
69.4
73.3
77.2
80.3
73.0
71.0
74.8
78.0
Maui County
Data Book 2005
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10.2.1
PKF-HAWAII
OCCUPANCY AND ROOM RATES,
FOOD AND BEVERAGE SALES,
ISLANDS OF MAUI AND MOLOKAI
Includes condominium units in rental pools for transient occupancy
AVERAGE DAILY SALES PER GUEST
Percent
Occupied
Average
Daily Room
Rate
Average
Revenue per
Available Room
Food
Beverage
Maui
1993
1994
67.56
72.69
122.88
125.70
83.02
91.37
23.04
22.72
7.16
6.61
14.17
14.61
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
73.53
73.37
71.58
72.81
77.25
144.36
155.54
156.37
161.40
167.08
106.15
114.11
111.93
117.52
129.06
25.72
26.32
26.92
27.12
28.62
7.23
7.56
7.94
8.23
9.05
15.99
17.09
17.11
17.75
19.16
2000
2001
2002
2003r
2004
80.11
74.50
72.41
75.71
78.69
189.78
210.29
205.90
212.06
226.78
152.04
156.66
149.10
160.54
178.45
30.52
27.68
29.35
30.79
32.01
10.09
8.59
9.20
10.34
11.15
20.10
18.78
19.44
20.31
21.47
Molokai
1993
1994
42.66
41.19
74.69
72.18
31.87
29.73
32.27
34.52
10.45
12.16
10.66
8.57
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
37.47
39.00
40.42
44.18
41.08
71.85
74.44
74.02
78.43
74.54
26.92
29.03
29.92
34.65
30.62
42.40
56.65
47.17
36.62
NA
15.26
17.14
17.31
11.33
NA
10.00
10.64
10.04
10.76
NA
2000
2001
2002
2003r
2004
42.72
47.36
50.58
51.19
60.38
79.77
92.09
93.67
96.83
107.28
34.07
43.62
47.38
49.57
64.77
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Year
Food Sales
Per Cover
NOTES: PKF-Hawaii LLP publishes comparable statistics only for the last two years. Participating hotel and resort condominiums differ from
year to year, so earlier survey statistics are not strictly comparable due to changes in the participants’ number, type, location and size. There
are no participants on Lanai.
SOURCE: PKF-Hawaii LLP, Trends in the Hotel Industry, Hawaii, December 2004, and records.
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10.2.2
PKF-HAWAII
TRENDS IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY, MAUI COUNTY
Total
Maui
2004
Kaanapali
West Maui
Other
Molokai
Room Sales for the Total Market
Percent Occupied
Average Daily Room Rate
Revenue / Available Room
78.69
226.78
178.45
82.95
175.63
145.68
79.29
183.10
145.17
75.71
289.53
219.20
60.38
107.28
64.77
Room Sales for the Hotel Market
Percent Occupied
82.91
253.53
210.19
85.60
170.81
146.22
81.68
182.00
148.66
81.34
360.70
293.41
64.68
122.95
79.53
Room Sales for the Resort Condo Market
Percent Occupied
70.96
169.52
120.29
70.56
202.88
143.15
76.78
184.32
141.52
66.40
145.60
96.68
56.26
90.03
50.65
32.01
11.15
21.47
22.03
7.16
15.03
28.78
9.95
27.44
41.32
14.84
24.19
NA
NA
NA
Food Sales for the Total Market
Average Daily Food per Guest
Average Daily Beverage per Guest
Average Food Sales Per Cover
SOURCE: PKF-Hawaii LLP, Trends in the Hotel Industry, Hawaii, December 2004.
10.2.3
PKF-HAWAII
QUALITY AND SIZE REPORT, MAUI COUNTY
2004
Maui
Room Quality
Percent Occupied
Luxury
77.19
332.36
256.55
Number of Rooms on Property
Percent Occupied
Under 100
55.09
207.52
114.31
First Class
80.96
176.64
143.02
100 - 200
75.78
142.23
107.78
Molokai
Deluxe
77.20
122.45
94.53
Standard
85.57
79.92
68.39
201 - 350
74.25
228.03
169.31
351 - 500
84.89
270.01
229.22
Budget
NA
NA
NA
Standard
61.10
85.56
52.28
Over 500 Under 100
83.82
60.38
244.26
107.28
204.74
64.77
SOURCE: PKF-Hawaii LLP, Trends in the Hotel Industry, Hawaii, Quality and Size Report, December 2004.
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10.2.4
HOSPITALITY ADVISORS LLC
HAWAII HOTEL FLASH REPORT, MAUI ISLAND
2004
Total Maui
Occupancy
Average
Daily Rate
Revenue per
Available Room
78.0%
192.23
149.94
79.9%
75.8%
180.80
205.65
144.46
155.88
75.7%
80.8%
80.3%
78.0%
300.71
177.52
120.24
97.22
227.64
143.44
96.55
75.83
By Area
Lahaina/Kaanapali/Kapalua
Other Maui
By Price
Luxury
Upscale
Midprice
Economy/Budget
SOURCE: Hospitality Advisors LLC, Hawaii Hotel Flash Report, December 2004.
10.2.5
VISITOR PLANT INVENTORY BY ISLAND AND
PRICE, MAUI COUNTY
2003
Class (Price per Night)
Units
% of Total
2004
Properties
Units
% of Total
Properties
232
1,970
5,958
6,932
2,467
17,327
11.4%
34.4%
40.0%
14.2%
100.0%
275
24
66
103
67
236
27.8%
43.8%
28.4%
100.0%
29
6
7
11
160
191
369
1.9%
2.9%
43.3%
51.8%
100.0%
7
Maui
Budget: $100 or less
Standard: $101 to $250
Deluxe: $251 to $500
Luxury: Over $500
All levels
2,400
5,828
6,924
2,238
17,390
13.8%
33.5%
39.8%
12.9%
100.0%
All levels
66
104
66
236
28.1%
43.9%
28.0%
100.0%
Luxury: Over $500
All levels
7
10
174
177
368
2.0%
2.7%
47.2%
48.2%
100.0%
Molokai
Lanai
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division, 2004 Visitor
Plant Inventory.
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10.2.6
VISITOR PLANT INVENTORY BY ISLAND AND TYPE,
MAUI COUNTY
2000
Maui
Apartment/Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Hostel
Hotel
Condominium
Hotel
Individual
Vacation Unit
Timeshare
Other
Total
Molokai
Bed & Breakfast
Hotel
Condominium
Hotel
Individual
Vacation Unit
Timeshare
Other
Total
Lanai
Apartment/Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Hotel
Individual
Vacation Unit
Timeshare
Other
Total
2001
2002
2003
2004
Prop- Available
Prop- Available
Prop- Available
Prop- Available
Prop- Available
erties
erties
erties
erties
erties
Units
Units
Units
Units
Units
6
30
3
28
74
134
50
8,577
6
26
2
29
93
115
30
8,399
7
23
2
29
103
113
30
8,413
6
22
2
29
69
110
30
8,379
8
27
2
31
45
144
30
8,065
104
7,767
107
7,987
102
7,548
106
7,955
114
7,085
56
327
–
–
14
544
241 17,473
65
409
–
–
16
541
251 17,574
63
584
–
–
16
613
242 17,404
63
638
–
–
19
730
247 17,911
90
549
–
1,512
16
387
288 17,817
1
2
1
183
1
1
1
45
1
1
1
45
2
1
3
45
3
2
3
114
4
117
4
116
4
101
6
159
6
140
1
–
2
10
2
–
126
429
2
–
2
10
4
–
126
292
2
–
2
10
66
–
7
220
17
–
2
28
26
–
66
299
22
–
1
33
31
7
4
299
–
–
3
–
–
362
–
1
3
–
3
362
–
1
3
–
3
362
–
1
3
–
3
362
1
1
3
1
3
362
3
6
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
–
6
–
368
–
6
–
368
–
6
–
368
–
6
–
368
–
7
–
369
NOTES: Categories vary in the way they are reported from year to year.
INDIVIDUAL VACATION UNIT: Individual condominium unit (not in a hotel rental operation), house, cabin, villa or cottage with very limited service,
often with only basic cleaning supplies provided.
– Not available, not reported or none.
SOURCES: 1999-2001: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division,
2004 Visitor Plant Inventory.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
197
10.2.7
SUMMARY OF VISITOR PLANT INVENTORY BY
AREA AND TYPE, MAUI COUNTY
2004 Island/Area/Type
Maui Island
Hana
Bed & Breakfast
Condominium Hotel
Hotel
Individual Vacation Unit
TimeShare
Other
Kahului-Wailuku
Apartment/Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Hostel
Hotel
Other
Kula-Makawao
Bed & Breakfast
Condominium Hotel
Hotel
Other
Lahaina-Kaanapali-Napili-Kapalua
Apartment/ Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Condominium Hotel
Hotel
TimeShare
Other
Maalaea
Condominium Hotel
Wailea-Kihei
Apartment/ Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Condominium Hotel
Hotel
TimeShare
Other
Molokai
Bed & Breakfast
Condominium Hotel
Hotel
TimeShare
Other
Lanai
Apartment/Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Hotel
Properties
288
28
2
1
2
18
5
11
1
1
2
3
2
2
32
7
1
1
21
2
93
3
10
50
13
13
4
8
8
116
3
7
55
12
36
3
33
2
6
2
22
1
7
1
1
3
2
Available Units
17,817
149
2
0
70
36
16
25
435
2
10
30
366
7
20
133
56
9
8
48
12
9,597
21
53
3,808
4,302
117
977
319
245
245
7,258
13
23
3,032
3,319
341
519
11
299
3
140
114
31
7
4
369
1
3
362
3
Plant Inventory.
198
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.2.8
VISITOR PLANT INVENTORY,
MAUI COUNTY
Year
Available
Units
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
2,743
3,695
4,095
4,075
5,208
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
5,830
7,232
8,037
8,736
9,472
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
9,701
11,359
12,162
12,749
13,138
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
14,152
14,096
13,849
15,168
15,708
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
17,869
18,702
19,290
19,127
18,804
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
NA
17,824
18,552
18,650
18,609
2000
2001
2002
2003r
2004
18,270
18,234
17,992
18,343
18,485
NOTES: Includes hotels and condominiums available for transient rental. HVCB did not conduct an update survey in 1995.
NA: not available.
Plant Inventory.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
199
10.2.9
LARGEST HOTELS BY NUMBER OF SLEEPING ROOMS,
MAUI COUNTY
Number of
Maximum
Sleeping
Exhibit Area
Rooms & Suites
(sq. ft.)
2004
Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa
Maximum
Number of
Meeting/Banquet Employees
Seating Capacity
(or FTE)
Average
Occupancy
Rate
806
16,640
1,400
850
81.0%
780
26,700
1,600
850
DND
759
8,760
650
DND
DND
Lahaina, Maui
Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa
Wailea, Maui
The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
Lahaina, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
548
19,200
1,200
650
DND
521
13,800
1,100
325
70.0%
516
7,890
800
DND
DND
○
Kapalua, Maui
Wailea Marriott, an Outrigger Resort
Wailea, Maui
The Royal Lahaina Resort
Lahaina, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Sheraton Maui Resort
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
DND
○
○
510
6,560
600
463
NA
NA
DND
DND
450
8,400
450
500
DND
○
○
○
○
DND
Lahaina, Maui
Aston Kaanapali Shores
Lahaina, Maui
Fairmont Kea Lani Maui
Wailea, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Kaanapali Beach Hotel
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
430
4,631
600
280
76.0%
391
14,040
1,700
DND
DND
Lahaina, Maui
Maui Marriott Resort & Ocean Club
Lahaina, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Ohana Maui Islander
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
360
NA
NA
DND
DND
359
NA
NA
DND
DND
345
7,000
400
294
82.0%
○
Lahaina, Maui
The Whaler on Kaanapali Beach
Lahaina, Maui
Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort
Wailea, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Maui Prince Hotel, Makena
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
310
5,200
350
DND
DND
279
NA
NA
5
78.0%
265
980
60
70
87.0%
○
Wailea, Maui
Maui Marc Vista
Kihei, Maui
Maui Coast Hotel
Kihei, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Manele Bay Hotel
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
249
NA
299
500
60.0%
210
3,000
250
227
69.5%
200
NA
NA
DND
DND
○
Lanai City, Lanai
Kapalua Bay Hotel
Kapalua, Maui
Maui Seaside Hotel
Kahului, Maui
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
Lodge at Koele
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
102
NA
70
200
57.0%
66
NA
100
200
40.0%
Lanai City, Lanai
Hotel Hana-Maui
Hana, Maui
DND: Did not disclose.
NA: Not applicable / not available.
FTE: Full time equivalent.
SOURCE: Pacific Business News, “Largest Maui County Hotels,” Book of Lists 2005.
200
Maui County
Data Book 2005
○
10.3.1
EXPENDITURES PER PERSON PER DAY
BY UNITED STATES AND JAPANESE VISITORS,
STATE OF HAWAII
In dollars; excludes transpacific travel costs
(Arrivals by Air)
US EAST
US WEST
JAPAN
Expenditure Type
2003
2004
2003
2004
2003
2004
GRAND TOTAL
163.3
172.7
153.0
147.6
240.1
251.5
Total Food and beverage
Restaurant food
Dinner shows and cruises
Groceries and snacks
35.4
25.6
4.6
5.1
36.1
25.8
4.4
5.9
32.0
21.6
4.1
6.3
31.3
20.9
3.3
7.1
41.3
27.9
5.6
7.9
43.0
29.8
5.5
7.7
Entertainment & Recreation 1
14.7
18.8
12.1
13.9
18.2
18.5
Total Transportation
Interisland airfare
Ground transportation
Rental vehicles
Gasoline, parking, etc.
17.5
2.8
1.4
11.5
1.8
13.4
5.6
5.0
2.4
0.3
16.2
1.2
0.8
12.7
1.6
21.2
6.5
1.0
12.2
1.5
12.6
4.8
4.7
2.8
0.3
13.4
5.6
5.0
2.4
0.3
Total Shopping
Fashion and clothing
Jewelry and watches
Cosmetics, perfume
Leather goods
Hawaii food products
Souvenirs
25.5
9.0
5.7
0.3
0.4
2.6
7.4
25.0
8.6
6.4
0.5
0.5
2.3
6.7
21.4
8.1
4.5
0.3
0.4
2.2
5.9
20.7
8.0
4.4
0.4
0.5
2.3
5.0
89.9
22.4
12.6
5.4
30.4
9.7
9.5
98.9
24.6
14.5
5.8
34.6
10.1
9.3
Lodging
64.1
63.3
64.9
57.7
61.3
60.3
6.2
8.4
6.5
6.6
16.7
17.4
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
All other expenses
Optional tour packages
1
NOTE: Categories marked ‘NA’ (not applicable) reflect differences between questionnaires given to visitors from the United States and Japan.
1 Due to changes in survey forms in 2003 and 2004, spending on optional tours included in the Entertainment & Recreation category for
2003 and 2004.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
201
10.3.2
VISITOR SPENDING, MAUI AND MOLOKAI
MAUI
Spending per Person per Day
MOLOKAI
Residents1
All Visitors
U.S. East
U.S. West
Canada
Total Lodging
76.85
83.77
76.08
57.78
32.88
37.76
Total Food & Beverage
Food at Restaurants
Dinner Shows
Groceries
34.76
24.03
3.70
7.03
40.80
30.13
4.77
5.90
32.58
21.80
3.34
7.44
23.54
13.37
2.00
8.17
25.81
18.17
1.11
6.53
17.17
9.41
0.07
7.69
Total Entertainment2
15.72
21.81
13.71
8.11
13.44
6.61
Rental vehicles
Other transportation
Total Shopping
Fashion and clothing
Jewelry / watch
Cosmetics/perfumes
Leather goods
Hawaii food products
Souvenirs
17.04
0.93
14.86
1.25
20.65
8.38
4.54
0.31
0.45
1.76
5.21
19.43
2.08
15.80
1.55
24.69
9.36
6.03
0.34
0.45
1.94
6.56
16.32
0.45
14.74
1.13
19.47
8.01
4.18
0.31
0.45
1.75
4.77
13.72
0.27
12.50
0.96
11.04
5.77
1.46
0.09
0.09
0.91
2.72
10.95
0.06
8.93
1.97
9.77
3.74
1.65
0.34
0.02
1.43
2.58
11.78
0.27
9.92
1.59
5.58
2.12
0.62
0.05
0.13
1.18
1.49
All Other
7.51
9.37
7.00
4.83
7.70
3.61
Tour Packages2
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Cruise
0.11
0.19
0.06
0.08
0.00
0.06
172.64
200.05
165.21
119.10
100.56
82.58
Total Spending
1
2
All Visitors
Hawaii Residents Traveling Inter-Island.
Due to changes in survey forms in 2003, spending on optional tours included in the Entertainment category for 2003.
202
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.3.3
SUMMARY VISITOR CHARACTERISTICS,
MAUI COUNTY
Arrivals by Air
2004
Total
Domestic
International
Islands Visited
Maui County
... Maui
... Molokai
... Lanai
Oahu
Kauai
Big Island
... Kona
... Hilo
Maui Only
Molokai Only
Lanai Only
2,207,826
2,156,242
72,134
73,424
756,016
315,367
343,917
200,244
277,868
1,217,987
8,590
9,178
1,937,797
1,895,582
57,987
63,172
571,542
278,891
290,366
161,609
233,558
1,145,099
8,295
8,530
270,029
260,660
14,147
10,253
184,474
36,476
53,550
38,634
44,311
72,888
295
648
Visit Status
First trip
Repeat
Average number of trips
798,362
1,409,464
4.59
689,736
1,248,061
4.67
108,627
161,403
4.01
Party Size
One person
Two persons
Three or more persons
Average party size
308,205
1,031,357
868,264
2.13
270,428
919,615
747,754
2.11
37,777
111,742
120,510
2.27
Accomodations
Hotel
... Hotel Only
Condo
... Condo Only
Timeshare
… Timeshare Only
Apartment/Rental House
Bed & Breakfast
Cruise Ship
Friends or Relatives
1,351,104
1,088,990
625,163
473,284
185,439
127,455
54,624
27,469
115,050
141,700
1,150,182
918,461
569,350
434,916
177,074
122,433
50,447
24,526
104,476
124,053
200,922
170,529
55,812
38,368
8,365
5,022
4,177
2,943
10,574
17,647
Maui County
Data Book 2005
203
10.3.4
SUMMARY VISITOR CHARACTERISTICS, BY ISLAND
Arrivals by Air
2004
Islands Visited
Maui County
... Maui
... Molokai
... Lanai
Oahu
Kauai
Big Island
... Kona
... Hilo
Maui Only
Molokai Only
Lanai Only
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
2,155,561
2,155,561
43,485
48,244
729,593
307,459
333,773
195,478
269,847
1,217,987
72,099
43,485
72,099
16,226
41,890
19,855
22,999
17,408
19,715
73,388
48,244
16,226
73,388
37,240
23,034
27,031
19,845
23,840
8,590
9,178
Visit Status
First trip
Repeat
Average number of trips
784,913
1,370,648
4.55
25,655
46,444
5.14
26,860
46,528
5.10
Party Size
One person
Two persons
Three or more persons
Average party size
297,728
1,007,060
850,773
2.14
13,942
34,366
23,791
1.97
11,954
38,123
23,311
2.01
Accomodations
Hotel
... Hotel Only
Condo
... Condo Only
Timeshare
… Timeshare Only
Apartment/Rental House
Bed & Breakfast
Cruise Ship
Friends or Relatives
1,317,475
1,061,754
615,271
466,595
182,738
125,984
51,154
26,536
113,989
134,703
41,546
27,728
18,748
11,785
4,452
2,347
4,763
2,000
6,299
9,381
50,327
37,323
12,682
7,925
4,512
2,608
2,186
1,292
9,702
6,329
204
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.3.5
CRUISE VISITOR PER PERSON PER DAY SPENDING
BY CATEGORY AND MMA, STATE OF HAWAII
Passenger Type
Resident
Visitor
in Hawaii
Visitors by MMA Expenditure
US West
US East
Canada
Europe
Other
Total Lodging
$15.75
$8.06
$11.14
$16.66
$22.45
$20.97
$21.55
Total Food & Beverage
Food at Restaurants
Dinner Shows
Groceries
Other Food Expenditures
$12.15
$5.74
$3.40
$1.24
$1.77
$9.08
$5.40
$1.10
$1.85
$0.73
$10.68
$4.69
$3.29
$1.36
$1.35
$12.75
$5.91
$3.75
$1.10
$2.00
$14.49
$8.48
$2.59
$1.87
$1.55
$12.80
$6.08
$1.47
$1.50
$3.74
$14.70
$7.14
$4.36
$1.45
$1.75
Total Entertainment
$3.96
$2.04
$3.84
$4.14
$3.29
$2.86
$5.50
Inter-island airfare
Rental vehicles
Other transportation
$9.31
$3.88
$1.68
$3.21
$0.54
$8.11
$3.99
$0.71
$2.62
$0.79
$8.30
$3.16
$1.35
$3.20
$0.58
$10.29
$4.43
$1.74
$3.51
$0.61
$8.04
$2.70
$1.63
$3.23
$0.48
$9.12
$5.69
$1.64
$1.60
$0.19
$10.89
$4.50
$2.93
$3.06
$0.40
Total Shopping
Fashion and Clothing
Jewelry / Watch
Cosmetics / Perfumes
Leather Goods
Hawaii food Products
Souvenirs
Other Shopping
$17.77
$5.17
$4.59
$0.41
$0.23
$1.64
$4.26
$1.47
$14.45
$5.22
$2.26
$0.38
$0.23
$0.88
$4.06
$1.43
$17.28
$5.01
$4.53
$0.38
$0.20
$1.71
$4.00
$1.45
$18.47
$5.09
$4.96
$0.36
$0.19
$1.79
$4.74
$1.35
$16.63
$5.43
$3.23
$0.35
$0.28
$1.62
$3.95
$1.77
$15.68
$4.73
$3.91
$0.36
$0.40
$0.78
$3.48
$2.03
$22.48
$7.57
$5.58
$1.00
$0.49
$1.48
$4.22
$2.13
$9.10
$13.81
$8.72
$10.01
$7.44
$5.49
$10.83
Shore Tour Spending
Shore Tour: Honolulu (Oahu)
Lahaina (Maui)
Kahului (Maui)
Kona side (Big Island)
Hilo side (Big Island)
Nawiliwili (Kauai)
$25.46
$3.82
$4.32
$3.08
$3.71
$5.16
$5.36
$9.47
$0.52
$1.44
$1.43
$1.86
$2.26
$1.96
$22.20
$3.25
$3.74
$2.40
$3.36
$4.63
$4.82
$30.44
$4.63
$5.27
$3.91
$4.31
$5.97
$6.35
$17.12
$2.88
$2.56
$1.68
$2.60
$3.71
$3.68
$23.72
$2.22
$4.56
$2.86
$4.60
$4.41
$5.06
$23.61
$3.71
$3.63
$2.78
$3.27
$5.43
$4.79
Unallocated Expenditures
$31.84
$24.52
$26.55
$38.18
$19.50
$27.84
$19.05
Total Spending Per Person
Per Day
$125.34
$89.53
$108.72
$140.93
$108.97
$118.49
$128.60
All Other Expenses
Maui County
Data Book 2005
205
10.3.6
CRUISE SHIP PASSENGER NUMBERS VISITING
MAUI IN 2003 AND 2004
2003
Approximate Passenger Visits
Maui
Lahaina
Kahului
Approximate Crew Visits
Arrived
20041
340,495
271,700
152,106
119,594
110,000
103,000
Number of Ships Arrived
Maui
Lahaina
Kahului
18 2
16
5
2005
Projected4
2006
2007
345,449
162,054
183,395
485,659
181,448
304,211
476,296
128,466
347,830
18
5
19
6
6
5
96
166
98
276
NA
332
232
19
6
Approximate number of Times a Cruise Ships Stopped in
Maui
1232
1312
Lahaina
68
85
Kahului
60
59
Approximate Number of Days Cruise Ships Spent In3
Maui
160
200
Lahaina
99
113
Kahului
61
87
NA Not Available
1 Calculated using passenger and crew capacity figures from Cruise Line International Association, and Lahaina and Kahului harbor
schedules.
2
Some Ships stopped in both Kahului and Lahaina.
3
Some ships made overnight stays in harbor.
4
Calculated using passenger and crew capacity figures from Cruise Line International Association and Kahului and Lahaina harbor schedules
published in April 2005.
SOURCE: Mayor’s Cruise Ship Task Force, Island of Maui, Final Report August 15, 2005.
206
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.3.7
MAJOR CRUISE SHIPS VISITING MAUI
Cruise Line
Vessel
Carnival Cruise Lines (Carnival)
Celebrity Cruises (Royal Caribbean)
NCL (Star Cruises)
Crystal Cruises (Nippon Yusen)
Holland America (Carnival)
Kuoni Travel Group
NCL (Star Cruises)
NCL (Star Cruises)
NCL America (Star Cruises)
New World Cruises
Peter Dielmann Cruise Lines
Princess Cruises (Carnival)
Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
Royal Caribbean International
Carnival Spirit
Infinity
Crown Odyssey*
Crystal Harmony
Amsterdam
Statendam
Veendam
Clipper Odyssey*
Norwegian Star
Norwegian Wind
Pride of Aloha
M/V Discovery*
MS Deutschland*
Dawn Princess
Island Princess
Pacific Princess
Regal Princess
Sun Princess
Seven Seas Mariner
Seven Seas Voyager
Legend of the Seas
Radiance of the Seas
Serenade of the Seas
Vision of the Sea
Gross Length
Tonnage (feet) Registry
88,500
91,000
34,250
49,400
61,000
55,451
55,451
5,218
92,000
41,000
81,000
20,186
22,400
77,000
92,000
30,277
70,000
77,000
50,000
46,000
69,130
90,090
90,090
78,491
963
965
614
790
780
720
720
207
965
754
853
856
856
592
804
856
670
670
867
962
962
915
Panama
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
Netherlands
Netherlands
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
US
Bermuda
Bermuda
Bermuda
Gibralter
Bermuda
Britain
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
Bahamas
PAX & Maui Maui
Crew Tours Tours
Capacity 2003 2004
2,038
3,597
354
1,355
1,485
3,150
2,949
3,486
2,796
1,080
910
3,340
2,448
1,057
2,802
3,359
2,286
3,392
1,145
1,147
1,823
3,150
1,823
3,095
5
10
1
2
1
7
0
0
52
11
0
0
0
4
0
0
3
4
1
0
12
4
0
1
4
7
0
5
1
8
2
1
2
21
25
1
1
0
7
2
6
0
0
1
12
2
4
2
* Ships no longer traveling to Maui.
SOURCE: Cruise Line International Association and Mayor’s Cruise Ship Task Force, Island of Maui, Final Report August 15, 2005.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
207
10.4.1
ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION MAUI BY VISITOR
CATEGORY, MAUI COUNTY
Activity
U.S. Total U.S. West U.S. East
Japan
Canada
Europe
Sightseeing
Helicopter / airplane tour
Boat tour / submarine / whale watching
Tour bus excursion
Private limousine / van tour
Self-guided
90.7%
8.3%
35.0%
11.3%
5.9%
74.6%
88.8%
8.1%
33.6%
6.9%
4.8%
77.4%
93.6%
8.8%
36.7%
17.5%
7.3%
71.0%
91.0%
5.5%
18.1%
49.8%
7.4%
30.6%
95.8%
7.3%
40.1%
14.2%
4.9%
79.3%
93.3%
7.5%
29.3%
16.9%
15.2%
69.4%
Recreation
Swimming / sunbathing / beach
Surfing/bodyboarding
Snorkeling / scuba diving
Jet skiing / parasailing / windsurfing
Golf
Running / jogging / fitness walking
Gym / health spa
Backpacking / hiking / camping
Sports event or tournament
88.1%
80.4%
24.0%
53.1%
6.4%
15.6%
34.7%
15.1%
14.2%
1.8%
92.3%
84.9%
30.1%
58.2%
7.2%
18.3%
38.7%
16.0%
14.0%
1.8%
82.7%
74.8%
16.3%
46.3%
5.3%
11.7%
29.3%
14.0%
14.8%
1.6%
54.5%
42.4%
2.3%
17.0%
0.9%
11.9%
9.4%
4.4%
2.6%
0.5%
87.0%
81.4%
30.4%
50.6%
2.4%
20.5%
40.4%
11.1%
15.7%
4.3%
85.0%
78.6%
16.9%
38.6%
4.5%
6.3%
19.2%
6.7%
15.1%
2.3%
Entertainment
Lunch / sunset / dinner / evening cruise
Lounge act / stage show
Nightclub / dancing / bar / karaoke
Fine dining
79.5%
30.6%
29.3%
12.7%
62.5%
81.7%
30.7%
32.1%
13.4%
64.2%
76.6%
30.5%
25.4%
12.0%
60.6%
66.6%
21.1%
9.0%
1.6%
56.8%
70.8%
28.8%
22.5%
11.4%
53.0%
68.0%
32.3%
16.0%
16.7%
44.4%
Shopping
Department stores
Designer boutiques
Hotel stores
Swap meet / flea markets
Discount / outlet stores
Supermarkets
Convenience stores
Duty free store
92.4%
37.8%
47.3%
43.1%
19.7%
36.4%
64.4%
52.9%
3.9%
95.5%
40.8%
50.8%
43.7%
22.3%
38.5%
75.0%
56.0%
4.1%
88.1%
34.5%
43.1%
42.4%
16.2%
33.2%
50.3%
48.5%
3.6%
64.2%
6.3%
19.4%
26.1%
5.3%
13.7%
28.9%
35.3%
7.6%
92.6%
49.8%
46.9%
36.2%
25.5%
39.3%
67.2%
60.0%
6.3%
89.8%
48.6%
30.6%
27.1%
11.9%
26.1%
65.4%
36.0%
9.0%
Culture
Historic site
Museum / art gallery
Polynesian show / luau
Art / craft fair
Festival
72.1%
43.5%
26.8%
40.8%
17.7%
3.6%
70.8%
41.9%
29.8%
38.8%
20.5%
4.5%
74.3%
46.5%
22.9%
43.5%
14.7%
2.3%
33.0%
21.0%
9.5%
9.8%
1.5%
2.2%
72.4%
48.0%
28.2%
35.5%
18.8%
2.5%
61.8%
44.6%
21.0%
25.6%
11.0%
3.1%
Transportation
Trolley
Public Bus
Taxi / limousine
Rental car
87.9%
1.7%
4.5%
9.1%
82.4%
91.6%
1.7%
4.2%
9.0%
87.7%
83.1%
1.6%
4.9%
10.0%
75.5%
47.8%
7.6%
4.4%
19.8%
22.1%
88.2%
2.7%
6.1%
11.8%
80.2%
84.1%
5.2%
10.8%
17.5%
69.7%
NOTE: Percentages sum more than 100 percent due to multiple island visitation and multiple activities.
SOURCE: Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. 2004, Visitor Satisfaction & Activity Report.
208
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.4.2
EXCELLENT SATISFACTION RATINGS BY
ISLAND, US AND JAPAN VISITORS
Year
State
Maui
Oahu
Big Island
Kauai
U.S. Visitors
1998
2001
2002
2003
2004
68.0%
68.6%
69.3%
72.4%
68.2%
70.0%
69.4%
70.1%
73.6%
70.3%
65.0%
67.5%
57.7%
60.1%
55.8%
72.0%
70.4%
65.5%
65.1%
63.2%
70.0%
74.1%
75.5%
76.4%
73.3%
Japan Vistors
1998
2001
2002
2003
2004
41.0%
53.9%
48.7%
52.0%
51.0%
38.0%
52.7%
51.9%
53.7%
53.0%
41.0%
55.4%
48.5%
55.1%
53.4%
35.0%
51.3%
55.6%
57.3%
57.7%
42.0%
39.8%
45.5%
41.6%
46.3%
SOURCE: Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, 2004 Visitor Satisfaction & Activity Report.
10.4.3
MAUI COUNTY VISITATION DECISION TIMETABLE
% OF TOTAL VISITORS BY MMA
Island
Total U.S.
U.S. West
U.S. East
Japan
Canada
Europe
Maui
Decide before arrival in Hawaii
Decide after arrival in Hawaii
95.3%
4.7%
94.4%
5.6%
96.0%
4.0%
90.3%
9.7%
95.4%
4.6%
86.2%
13.8%
Molokai
52.7%
47.3%
51.5%
48.5%
52.7%
47.3%
49.7%
50.3%
65.7%
34.3%
57.0%
43.0%
Lanai
54.9%
45.1%
47.8%
52.2%
59.2%
40.8%
76.6%
23.4%
66.3%
33.7%
70.3%
29.7%
Maui County
Data Book 2005
209
10.4.4
OVERALL ISLAND EXPERIENCE,
MAUI COUNTY,
ALL VISITOR CATEGORIES
Experience
U.S Total
U.S. West
U.S. East
Japan
Canada
Europe
Maui Island
Excellent
Above Average
Below Average
Poor
70.3%
25.8%
2.9%
1.0%
68.5%
27.5%
3.0%
1.1%
72.8%
23.6%
2.7%
0.8%
53.0%
43.1%
3.2%
0.7%
69.0%
26.9%
4.1%
0.0%
67.0%
28.8%
3.4%
0.8%
Molokai
Excellent
Above Average
Below Average
Poor
57.8%
34.0%
6.4%
1.7%
58.8%
34.3%
3.9%
3.0%
56.5%
33.6%
9.8%
0.0%
49.7%
40.9%
9.4%
0.0%
31.6%
29.8%
29.6%
9.0%
44.0%
54.9%
1.1%
0.0%
Lanai
Excellent
Above Average
Below Average
Poor
60.9%
34.5%
3.7%
0.9%
62.4%
31.8%
4.1%
1.7%
60.2%
36.6%
3.2%
0.0%
19.1%
80.9%
0.0%
0.0%
52.2%
34.7%
10.0%
3.2%
54.7%
39.1%
5.2%
1.0%
SOURCE: Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism., 2004 Visitor Satisfaction & Activity Report.
210
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.4.5
VISITORS BY INCOME LEVEL,
BY MMA, MAUI COUNTY
Income
Under $15,000
$15,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $29,999
$30,000 - $34,999
$35,000 - $39,999
$40,000 - $44,999
$45,000 - $49,999
$50,000 - $69,999
$70,000 - $99,999
$100,000 - $124,999
$125,000 - $149,999
$150,000 or more
Total U.S.
U.S. West
0.6%
2.7%
1.6%
2.3%
2.1%
2.6%
3.6%
13.8%
23.7%
15.7%
8.8%
22.5%
0.4%
3.3%
1.7%
1.8%
2.4%
2.4%
2.7%
13.5%
23.6%
15.6%
8.4%
24.0%
U.S. East
Canada
Europe 1
0.8%
1.8%
1.7%
3.1%
1.9%
2.9%
4.8%
14.3%
23.5%
16.2%
9.2%
19.8%
1.3%
3.1%
3.0%
1.1%
3.5%
4.1%
2.8%
15.7%
21.6%
14.7%
8.5%
20.6%
2.5%
6.5%
4.0%
3.8%
3.2%
5.1%
4.8%
15.4%
21.5%
12.2%
5.5%
15.6%
Japan
10,000 Japanese Yen
Under 150
150 - 249.999
250 - 299.999
300 - 349.999
350 - 399.999
400 - 449.999
450 - 499.999
500 - 699.999
700 - 999.999
1,000 - 1,249.999
1,250 - 1,499.999
1,500 or more
1
4.3%
2.7%
3.2%
6.8%
4.9%
3.0%
4.4%
13.5%
27.9%
11.2%
6.7%
11.5%
In U.S. Dollars
Maui County
Data Book 2005
211
10.5.1
ATTENDANCE AT MUSEUMS
AND OTHER CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS,
MAUI COUNTY
Calendar year unless otherwise specified
Island and Cultural Attraction
2001
2002
2003
2004
31,004
NA
17,009
41,003
NA
33,386
NA
16,114
NA
NA
32,818
NA
NA
NA
NA
35,483
NA
NA
NA
NA
Kula Botanical Gardens
Lahaina Restoration Foundation
Baldwin Missionary Home Museum
Brig Carthaginian2
Hale Pa’ahao (Old Lahaina Prison)
Hale Pa’i Printing House
Wo Hing Temple Museum
24,200
210,349
45,106
39,476
29,877
3,184
92,706
27,050
154,898
37,438
19,343
24,632
2,101
71,384
26,030
143,341
35,282
27,834
2,416
77,809
26,175
148,784
40,927
28,536
3,068
76,253
Maui Historical Society Bailey House Museum
Maui Ocean Center
Maui Tropical Plantation
Whaler’s Village Museum
11,681
NA
NA
177,024
12,780
NA
NA
186,508
12,003
NA
NA
176,495
12,651
417,386
NA
178,906
8,956
14,178
9,791
9,122
Maui
Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum
Halekii-Pihana Heiaus State Monument1
Hana Cultural Center (Hale Wai Wai O Hana)
Hawaii Nature Center
Iao Valley State Monument1
Molokai
Kalaupapa Settlement
NA: Not available, open.
1 Years ending June 30.
2 Closed permanently.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, Research and Economic Analysis Division, State of Hawaii
Data Book 2004, Table 7.40; and records.
212
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.5.2
NATIONAL AND STATE HISTORIC SITES,
MAUI COUNTY
2002
Total
Maui County
Maui
Kahoolawe
Lanai
Molokai
Listed Hawaii Register only
Listed National Register only
Listed both Hawaii and National Register
Eligible for National Register1
31
4
31
1
–
1
–
–
–
–
2
–
41
10
40
2
72
15
73
3
Total sites
67
1
2
93
16
1
Sites declared eligible for National Register listing by the National Board.
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Division, records, 2004.
10.5.3
NATIONAL, STATE AND COUNTY PARKS,
MAUI COUNTY
Parks
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2
28,991
1,736,160
2
28,991
1,503,068
2
39,747
1,610,996
2
40,747
1,502,640
2
40,747
1,517,274
State Parks & Historic Sites2
Number of areas
Acreage
Visits (1,000)
10
566
1,921
10
566
1,747
10
566
1,522
10
566
1,553r
9
566
NA
County Parks
Number of areas
Acreage
143
1,198
143
1,198
150r
1,307r
150
1,307
NA
NA
National Parks1
Number of areas
Acreage
Visits
NA: Not available.
1 As of December 31.
2 As of June 30.
SOURCES: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Public Use Statistics Office, acreage and visitation reports, Hawaii State
Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of State Parks, records. County data compiled by the Hawaii State Department of
Business, Economic Development & Tourism from data provided by county parks and recreation departments.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
213
10.5.4
PARK MAINTENANCE, MAUI COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION
Performance Measures:
FY 1999
FY 2000
FY 2001
FY 2002
1,678
1,632
239
95%
1,937
1,921
262
95%
2,046
1,998
302
95%
132
1,229
73
420
4,124
286
133
1,334
58
466
3,852
291
136
1,342
61
114
4,784
226
1,946
1,938
325
96%
132
136
1,342
58
157
4,892
274
Total number of repair requests
Completed repair requests
Emergency requests
Percentage of emergency requests responded to within 24 hours
Completed projects
Inventory of parks (does not include Waiehu Golf Course)
Park acres (does not include Waiehu Golf Course)
Additional street trees planted
Additional park trees planted
Number of park trees trimmed by contractors
Number of park trees trimmed in-house
10.5.5
SEAWEED REMOVAL FROM MAUI BEACHES
Item
Seaweed removal - tons collected
Seaweed removal - complaints received
Seaweed removal - cost per ton to pick up
FY2001
FY 2002
FY 2003
FY 2004
FY 2005
5,406
28
$16.38
3,128
46
$14.71
2,101
2
$29.24
3,500
2
$30.00
2,800
2
$29.70
214
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.6.1
SEATING CAPACITIES OF SELECTED FACILITIES,
MAUI COUNTY
Facility
Capacity
Stadiums, Auditoriums and Gymnasiums
War Memorial Complex
Track & Football Stadium
Baseball Stadium
Gym
Kamehameha School Stadium
Kamehameha Middle School Gym
Kamehameha High School Gym
Maui High Gym
Baldwin High Auditorium
Seabury Hall Gym
Wailuku Gym
Civic Centers and Theaters
Iao Theater
Lahaina Civic Center Convention Hall
Maui Academy of Performing Arts
Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Ampitheater
Castle Theater
Gallery
Theater Stage
McCoy Theater
Community Hall
Classroom C
Mayor Eddie Tam Memorial Center
Mayor Eddie Tam Hall
Hannibal Tavares Community Center
Kihei Community Center (new)
Wailuku Community Center
Kahului Community Center
Haiku Community Center
Paia Community Center
Kula Community Center
Upcountry Community Center
Upcountry Community Center (2 halls each)
Kalama Park Extension
Mitchell Pauole Center
Maui Community College Student Center Lounge
Churches
First Assembly of God Maui (Puunene Avenue)
First Assembly of God (Kane Street)
St. Anthony Church
Makawao Union Church
First Assembly of God Maui (Kula)
Makawao Union Church Hall
First Assembly of God Maui (Molokai)
Iao Congregational
Iao Congregational Hall
St. John Episcopal Church
St. John Episcopal Church Hall
Trinity Episcopal Church by the Sea
6,000
1,200
2,996
2,200
700
1,800
2,000
1,183
400
600
400
4,050
60
4,000
1,200
400
400
300
230
160
1,500
380
559
500
500
200
178
230
180
556
96
250
246
100
2,000
500
500
350
250
200
200
175
100
100
200
100
SOURCE: Officials of the facilities.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
215
10.7.1
DOG LICENSES ISSUED,
BY ISLAND
Year
State Total
Maui1,2
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Hawaii
Kauai
1993
1994
1995
27,586
29,010
28,442
2,427
3,171
1,446
26
26
82
46
57
48
20,081
19,485
20,030
4,006
4,099
4,911
1,000
2,172
1,925
1996
1997
1998
30,376
28,395
28,645
699
1,378
649
32
33
35
58
80
83
21,245
19,713
19,861
5,381
5,871
5,777
2,961
1,320
2,240
1999
2000
2001
28,245
26,560
31,068
4,473r
4,587r
4,285r
29
57
(NA)
84
25
(NA)
20,039
20,066
18,761
6,311
5,627
5,919
1,201
785
2,103
2002
2003
2004
27,115
29,519
NA
4,420r
2,901
3,977
50
12
45
30
47
32
17,752
16,673
NA
6,809
6,786
8,085
1,848
3,100
1,942
NA: Not available.
1
Beginning in January 1995, the number of registrations issued by the animal shelter was not included
in the count. Therefore, the figures for 1995-1999 were affected by this change.
2
From year 2000 Maui County reported data in fiscal year, in 2001 Maui County reported 674 licenses
issued which includes Lanai and Molokai figures and animal shelter data obtained for the same period
were 3,611.
SOURCE: Compiled by the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism from the County Departments of Finance;
Hawaiian Humane Society (for Oahu, 1995-2003); and Maui Humane Society (for Maui in 2000-2004).
216
Maui County
Data Book 2005
10.7.2
ANIMAL ACQUISITIONS AND DISPOSITIONS,
MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY, MAUI ISLAND
Period July 2003 - Jan. 2004
Acquisitions & Disspositions
Dogs
Percent
Cats
Percent
Other
Percent
Area
Upcountry
Hana
Kihei
Kahului
Wailuku
Lahaina
Left at Shelter
Cremations
Total
453
93
167
133
238
96
384
290
1,854
24%
5%
9%
7%
13%
5%
21%
16%
100%
592
36
369
351
439
451
367
138
2,743
22%
1%
13%
13%
16%
16%
13%
5%
100%
Acquisitions All Areas
Strays
Owner turn ins
Total
979
875
1,854
53%
47%
100%
1,919
824
2,743
70%
30%
100%
437
270
707
62%
38%
100%
Dispositions
Reclaim by Owner
Cremation
DOA
Not Adoptable
Total Available for Adoption
376
290
34
407
747
20%
16%
2%
22%
40%
85
138
194
1,590
723
3%
5%
7%
58%
26%
5
10
290
423
1%
0%
1%
41%
60%
Adoptable Dispositions
Adopted
Adoptable Euthanized
Total
394
353
747
53%
47%
100%
437
286
723
60%
40%
100%
150
273
423
35%
65%
100%
SOURCE: Maui Humane Society, records.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
217
10.7.3
MAUI HUMANE SOCIETY CALL SLIPS AND
CITATIONS ISSUED
(Period July 2003 - Jan. 2004)
Call Slips
Lease Law
No Tax
Barking
Cruelty/Neglect
Home Inspection
Injured Animals
Large animal trespass
Spay/Neuter Reclaims
Abandonment
Vicious Dog recheck
Dog to Dog Bites
Dog to Human Bites
Dog to Other Bites
Pickup/Deliver/misc
Stray Dog pick up
DOA’s
Stray Cat Pick up
Pick up Police Reports, license
Other Animal Pick up
Total
Citations Issued
UpCountry
Hana
Kihei
Kahului
Wailuku
Lahaina
Total
Number
Percent
1,226
208
183
597
364
80
4
3
21
54
24
45
3
446
295
315
603
137
5
4,613
27%
5%
4%
13%
8%
2%
0%
0%
0%
1%
1%
1%
0%
10%
6%
7%
13%
3%
0%
100%
Number
Percent
100
7
51
29
58
30
275
36%
3%
19%
11%
21%
11%
100%
SOURCE: Maui Humane Society, records.
218
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
Section 11
DOMESTIC TRADE
This final section covers data on manufactures, service establishments,
professional firms, retail trade, industrial parks and the general excise tax base.
Also included is a list of Maui County’s largest private corporations.
The largest private corporation based in Maui is Maui Land & Pineapple with
1,240 employees, and sales of $153 million in 2004. Maui County is moving
into the high technology development phase, with a public-private partnership
working to develop the Maui Research & Technology Park at Kihei to support
emerging high technology business.
220
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.1.1
MANUFACTURING
MAUI COUNTY AND STATE OF HAWAII
Includes operating manufacturing establishments and auxiliaries
MAUI COUNTY
2002
All
All Establishments
Total (number)
With 20 employees or more (number)
Food
STATE OF HAWII
All
Food
93
8
34
4
929
157
259
54
All Employees
Number
Payroll ($1,000)
1,491
50,232
1,159
36,512
13,200
421,269
5,224
145,699
Production Workers
Number
Hours (1,000)
Wages ($1,000)
1,141
2,204
35,640
932
1,791
27,631
8,865
16,837
254,713
3,597
6,693
90,162
Value Added by Manufacture
($1,000)
157,060
116,228
1,217,728
478,098
Cost of Materials
($1,000)
113,889
87,711
2,246,539
427,972
Value of Shipments
($1,000)
270,556
204,002
3,460,199
908,464
16,574
10,872
82,960
26,914
Total Capital Expenditures
($1,000)
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 2002 Economic Census.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
221
11.1.2
INDUSTRIAL PARKS, ISLAND OF MAUI
Size
Location
Types of industries
Maui Research & Technology Park
330 acres
Kihei
High technology
Kahului Industrial Area
200 acres
Kahului
Light industrial and commercial
Maui Business Park
75 acres
Kahului
Wailuku Industrial Park
55 acres
Wailuku
Construction base yard, trucking, commercial
Millyard Subdivision
30 acres
Wailuku
Light industry and business commercial
Kihei Gateway
30 acres
Kihei
Lahaina Industrial Park
10 acres
Lahaina
Commercial
MILLYARD INDUSTRIAL SUBDIVISION
WAILUKU INDUSTRIAL PARK
KAHULUI INDUSTRIAL AREA
KAPALUA
MAUI BUSINESS PARK
36
KAANAPALI
WAILUKU
KAHULUI
LAHAINA
37
380
30
350
30
KULA
377
378
HANA
KIHEI
37
KIHEI GATEWAY
WAILEA
31
LAHAINA INDUSTRIAL PARK
(Wili Ko Subdivision)
MAUI RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY PARK
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Directory of Industrial and Technology Parks, 1991.
222
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2004
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
223
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
31,336,665
6,800
607,000
26,281,200
18,410,800
209,382,400
25,449,200
61,979,800
373,473,865
94,902,666
73,000
2,900,400
29,412,400
21,927,400
328,986,000
30,991,200
183,129,000
692,322,066
41,309,334
147,600
2,376,000
28,193,200
27,228,200
367,046,000
37,430,000
233,743,000
737,473,334
121,564,668
57,400
2,210,000
25,924,400
29,517,200
384,273,200
38,642,600
224,557,800
826,747,268
59,276,000
82,000
1,978,400
23,407,000
29,829,600
358,084,800
47,747,000
216,882,000
737,286,800
63,635,334
40,400
4,091,600
23,037,600
37,399,400
365,772,200
50,574,800
172,571,600
717,122,934
108,120,666
11,400
1,535,400
20,054,400
29,042,400
386,196,400
45,863,000
273,048,400
863,872,066
1,984,029,908 2,107,855,340 3,429,513,941 3,821,177,209 3,941,552,993 3,785,156,650 4,107,698,034 4,561,331,241
29,943,333
85,400
265,400
21,713,000
17,607,400
191,297,600
26,346,200
42,011,800
329,270,133
SOURCE: Hawaii State Department of Taxation, General Excise and Use Tax Base, Calendar Years 1997 to 2004 (annual).
NOTES: This report is on cash basis accounting and reflects tax bases only for allocated collections. The base for unallocated net collections cannot be determined due to differing tax rates which
may be applicable. Unallocated collections as percent of total collections: 1995 and before <=5%, 1996=20.7%, 1997=35.3%, 1998=36.3% and 1999=8.4% when the Department of Taxation
altered its general excise tax reporting procedures. (Unallocated net collections 2000=5.8%.) The unallocated net collections category includes amounts resulting from collections from
electronic fund payments (apparently causing its rise from 1996 to 1998), penalty and interest, assessments and corrections, delinquent collections, refunds, protested payments and settlements,
etc. This table will understate the general excise tax base in Maui County for the above reason and also because many businesses operating statewide locate their head office in Honolulu, so all
their income is attributed to that county rather than among each county in which they operate.
GRAND TOTAL
Insurance Solicitors
Sugar Processing
Pineapple Canning
Producing
Manufacturing
Wholesaling
Services (Intermediary)
Use (1/2%)
SUB-TOTAL
Retailing
621,260,750
649,032,400 1,200,011,150 1,357,279,775 1,363,859,275 1,288,265,075 1,416,929,475 1,606,066,500
Services
315,540,900
328,849,125
404,622,650
445,827,275
480,773,575
497,605,975
538,502,100
581,463,850
Contracting
161,468,800
193,365,375
259,711,650
326,777,275
360,568,625
364,438,350
425,070,200
452,890,850
Theater, Amusements,
Radio, etc.
5,757,150
6,518,225
15,984,275
16,659,825
19,942,250
20,309,700
21,195,600
21,525,925
Interest
7,568,225
7,794,250
11,002,075
12,191,625
16,204,050
18,674,475
18,889,650
14,142,100
Commissions
53,701,225
64,093,175
82,441,600
102,188,000
108,053,925
105,181,525
135,367,700
149,889,375
Hotel Rentals
219,644,400
192,012,700
332,734,900
373,941,925
318,051,550
321,252,400
359,701,525
400,577,025
All Other Rentals
189,527,750
206,840,275
272,953,600
284,930,450
291,789,000
289,637,275
301,241,100
295,148,025
Use (4%)
6,608,975
9,585,650
32,232,375
44,145,100
36,581,075
25,138,275
45,193,250
41,583,950
All Others (4%)
73,681,600
76,290,300
125,497,600
119,762,625
118,982,400
117,366,800
128,484,500
134,171,575
SUB-TOTAL
1,654,759,775 1,734,381,475 2,737,191,875 3,083,703,875 3,114,805,725 3,047,869,850 3,390,575,100 3,697,459,175
1997
GENERAL EXCISE TAX BASE, MAUI COUNTY
11.2.1
11.2.2
RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH EMPLOYEES
BY TYPE AND LOCATION
Based on primary North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code and
zip code
2003 Establishment Type
Location / Number
Location / Number
Motor vehicle & parts dealers (NAICS 441—)
Kahului
24
Makawao
Kihei
3
Wailuku
Lahaina
5
2
10
Location / Number
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
2
2
Lahaina
Wailuku
7
5
Wailuku
3
Totals
Maui subtotal
Total
44
48
Total
38
Total
28
Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers (NAICS 444—)
Haiku
1
Kula
2
Hoolehua
1
Hana
1
Lahaina
5
Kaunakakai
2
Kahului
22
Makawao
1
Lanai City
1
Kihei
2
Wailuku
5
Maui subtotal
Total
39
43
Food & beverage stores (NAICS 445—)
Haiku
4
Lahaina
Kahului
21
Makawao
Kihei
10
Wailuku
Kula
1
18
5
13
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Lanai City
6
1
3
Maui subtotal
Total
72
82
Health & personal care stores (NAICS 446—)
Haiku
1
Lahaina
Kahului
17
Makawao
Kihei
5
20
1
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
4
1
Maui subtotal
Total
48
49
Maui subtotal
Total
36
39
Furniture & home furnishing stores (NAICS 442—)
Haiku
1
Kihei
5
Kahului
19
Kula
1
Electronics & appliance stores (NAICS 443—)
Kahului
12
Kula
Kihei
7
Lahaina
Gasoline stations (NAICS 447—)
Haiku
2
Kula
Kahului
12
Lahaina
Kihei
5
Wailuku
224
1
5
1
10
6
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
Domestic Trade
2
1
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.2.2
CONTINUED
2003 Establishment Type
Location
Number
Location
Clothing & clothing accessories stores (NAICS 448—)
Haiku
1
Kula
1
Kahului
40
Lahaina
128
Kihei
50
Makawao
4
Number
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
8
3
1
Sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores (NAICS 451—)
Kahului
20
Makawao
3
Kalaupapa
Kihei
9
Wailuku
8
Kaunakakai
Lahaina
14
1
1
General merchandise stores (NAICS 452—)
Haiku
1
Kihei
Hana
1
Lahaina
Kahului
8
Makawao
Miscellaneous store retailers (NAICS 453—)
Hana
3
Lahaina
Kahului
20
Makawao
Kihei
27
Wailuku
Kula
4
Nonstore retailers (NAICS 454—)
Kahului
3
Kula
Kihei
1
Wailuku
2
2
2
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
1
4
1
78
9
9
Kaunakakai
Maunaloa
Lanai City
1
1
2
Hoolehua
Lanai City
1
1
2
1
Totals
Maui subtotal
Total
232
236
Maui subtotal
Total
54
56
Maui subtotal
Total
17
22
Maui subtotal
Total
150
154
Maui subtotal
Total
7
9
Grand Total
804
NOTE: Pukalani combined with Makawao, and Puunene combined with Kahului.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Zip Code Business Patterns 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
225
11.2.3
CHARACTERISTICS OF MAJOR
SHOPPING CENTERS, MAUI COUNTY
Location
Stores
Year Built/
Last Renovated
Gross Leasable
Area
Queen Kaahumanu Center
Maui Marketplace
Maui Mall
The Shops At Wailea
Piilani Shopping Center
Kahului
Kahului
Kahului
Kahului
Kihei
87
23
50
100
30
1972/1995
1997
1971/1995
2000
2000
572,896
317,000
182,000
160,000
150,000
Lahaina Center Factory Stores
Wailuku Shopping Center
Lahaina Cannery Mall
Kahului Shopping Center
Whalers Village
Lahaina
Wailuku
Lahaina
Kahului
Lahaina
NA
NA
55
35
37
1990
NA
1987/1999
1951/1960
1971
150,000
134,557
128,000
112,066
79,000
Lahaina Shopping Center
[unnamed]
Kahana Gateway
Whaler’s Market Place In Lahaina
Lahaina Square
Lahaina
Lahaina
Lahaina
Lahaina
Lahaina
21
NA
NA
46
25
1995
1997
1990
1974
1973
77,000
74,000
58,902
56,165
52,000
The Wharf
Lipoa Center
Kukui Mall
Pioneer Inn
Dickenson Square
Lahaina
Kihei
Kihei
Lahaina
Lahaina
56
NA
NA
13
NA
1978/1987
1989/1991
1987
NA
NA
50,000
42,309
40,073
35,632
23,500
Kealia Beach Center
Banyan Inn Marketplace
Kai Nani Village
Pukalani Square
Napili Plaza
West Maui Center
Kihei
Lahaina
Kihei
Pukalani
Lahaina
Lahaina
NA
9
14
NA
NA
NA
1983
1975
1975
1986
NA
NA
20,350
20,028
13,878
6,600
NA
NA
SOURCE: National Research Bureau, 2002 database supplied to Claritas, Inc.
226
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.2.4
SUMMARY OF RETAIL TRADE
BY BUSINESS GROUP WITH EMPLOYEES,
MAUI COUNTY
Sales in thousands of dollars
2002
Establishments
Sales
($1,000)
Employees
816
1,772,473
9,201
198,794
Retail trade (NAICS 44-45)
Annual Payroll
($1,000)
Automobile dealers (NAICS 4411—)
Other motor vehicle dealers (NAICS 4412—)
Automotive parts, accessories
& tire stores (NAICS 4413—)
Furniture stores (NAICS 4421—)
Home furnishings stores (NAICS 4422—)
13
8
D
10,989
250-499
39
D
1,270
27
16
20
D
18,703
20,557
100-249
85
139
D
2,832
3,858
Electronics & appliance stores (NAICS 4431—)
Building material & supplies dealers (NAICS 4441—)
Lawn & garden equip & supplies stores (NAICS 4442—)
Grocery stores (NAICS 4451—)
Specialty food stores (NAICS 4452—)
22
35
8
68
15
19,569
111,213
10,977
346,405
D
128
500
43
1,721
100-249
2,526
13,106
1,096
36,070
D
Health & personal care stores (NAICS 4461—)
Gasoline stations (NAICS 4471—)
Clothing stores (NAICS 4481—)
Shoe stores (NAICS 4482—)
Jewelry, luggage & leather goods stores (NAICS 4483—)
51
38
132
19
78
111,463
109,984
181,246
12,448
65,267
652
501
1,411
110
416
12,430
9,254
22,708
1,582
11,144
Sporting goods, hobby, musical
instrument stores (NAICS 4511—)
Book, periodical & music stores (NAICS 4512—)
Department stores (NAICS 4521—)
Other general merchandise stores (NAICS 4529—)
Florists (NAICS 4531—)
Office supplies, stationery & gift stores (NAICS 4532—)
36
18
4
16
14
97
33,558
17,188
D
D
D
D
317
149
500-999
250-499
20-99
250-499
4,937
2,741
D
D
D
D
Used merchandise stores (NAICS 4533—)
Other miscellaneous store retailers (NAICS 4539—)
Nonstore retailers (NAICS 454—)
12
53
12
D
41,958
19,228
100-249
289
106
D
7,297
2,677
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher level totals.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
227
11.2.5
MERCHANDISE LINE SALES OF RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS WITH
PAYROLL, FOR THE STATE, OAHU AND THE REST OF THE STATE
Merchandise Line
NUMBER OF
ESTABLISHMENTS
State
Rest of
Total Oahu
State
TOTAL Retail Trade1
Groceries and other food items
Meals and snacks
Packaged liquor, wine, & beer
Cigars, cigarettes, & tobacco
Drugs, health aids, & beauty aids
Soaps, detergents, & household cleaners
Paper and related products
Men’s wear
Women’s, juniors’, & misses’ wear
Children’s wear
Footwear (including accessories)
Sewing, knitting, & needlework goods
Curtains, draperies, and dry goods
Major household appliances
Small electric appliances
Televisions, video equipment/tapes
Audio equipment, musical instruments
Furniture & sleep equipment
Flooring & floor coverings
Computer hardware, software, & supplies
Kitchenware and homefurnishings
Jewelry
Books
Photographic equipment & supplies
Toys, hobby goods, & games
Optical goods
Sporting goods
Hardware, tools, plumbing, & elect. suppl.
Lawn and garden equipment
Lumber, millwork, building materials
Paint & related preservatives & supplies
Wallpaper & other flexible wallcoverings
Cars, vans, trucks, powered vehicles
Automotive fuels
Automotive lubricants (oil, greases, etc)
Automotive tires, batteries, accessories
Household fuels (oil, LP gas, wood, & coal)
Pets, pet foods, & pet supplies
All other merchandise
Unclassified merchandise
Nonmerchandise receipts
5,088
1,298
430
743
976
1,035
547
634
931
1,113
511
773
154
185
106
180
217
320
214
94
112
609
1,056
404
247
453
278
406
385
449
168
153
14
96
380
590
483
44
341
1,749
754
958
3,269
819
260
465
594
621
345
383
548
708
285
458
109
112
62
117
143
219
123
54
81
359
661
260
161
312
189
239
225
274
86
71
7
60
241
348
293
14
205
1,091
447
586
1,819
479
170
278
382
414
202
251
383
405
226
315
45
73
44
63
74
101
91
40
31
250
395
144
86
141
89
167
160
175
82
82
7
36
139
242
190
30
136
658
307
372
SALES ($1,000)
State
Total
Oahu
Rest of
State
11,317,752
1,910,787
119,935
280,830
193,535
776,494
95,687
117,699
468,259
936,203
139,497
298,683
21,438
63,319
92,644
30,988
67,820
119,940
125,314
60,348
124,338
132,298
498,437
89,691
33,259
116,057
45,595
163,942
294,216
150,684
204,318
71,393
596
1,274,548
538,555
39,541
312,323
34,238
64,066
699,275
193,773
316,673
8,264,716
1,263,171
87,075
187,484
131,361
575,064
63,240
83,618
362,435
784,649
102,878
249,530
13,077
42,421
60,999
22,220
50,461
95,304
95,291
42,942
116,881
96,102
404,117
64,338
24,219
89,859
35,890
117,948
210,819
76,180
141,276
46,514
254
1,005,722
331,662
26,967
211,064
20,173
46,536
528,980
116,402
239,551
3,053,036
647,616
32,860
93,346
62,174
201,430
32,447
34,081
105,824
151,554
36,619
49,153
8,361
20,898
31,645
8,768
17,359
24,636
30,023
17,406
7,457
36,196
94,320
25,353
9,040
26,198
9,705
45,994
83,397
74,504
63,042
24,879
342
268,826
206,893
12,574
101,259
14,065
17,530
170,295
77,371
77,122
1
Because some establishments carry more than one merchandise line, the number of establishments for each line will not add to the
indicated totals.
X: Not applicable.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1997 Economic Census CD-ROM Vol. 1, Release 1F.
228
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.2.6
COMMERCIAL LEASE RENTS,
MAUI ISLAND
YEAR 2005
Location
RANGE PER SQUARE FOOT PER MONTH
Retail
Office
Warehouse
$2.50 to $5.00
$2.00 to $5.00
$1.25 to $2.25
$11.00 to $35.00 1
NA
$1.50 to $1.75
$1.50 to $2.00
$1.50 to $2.50
NA
NA
$1.25 to $1.85
NA
Kihei
$2.50 to $3.00+
$1.45 to $2.00
$1.25 to $1.45
Wailuku
$1.04 to $2.00
$1.15 to $2.50
$0.95 to $1.10
Kahului
$2.50 to $3.00
$1.75 to $2.20
$1.00 to $1.15
Common area charges (in addition to rent,
per square foot rented, all areas):
$0.30 to $1.92
$0.40 to $0.95
$0.20 to $0.50
West Maui:
Lahaina Shopping Centers
Off Front Street
Industrial Area
Front Street
NOTE: Retail rents on Front Street, Lahaina and some other areas are usually a base rent against a percentage of 8% to 12% of gross receipts.
The tenant pays whichever is higher (but not both).
1
Small areas under 500 SF rent more on a minimum price than a per square foot basis.
SOURCE: Lowson and Associates and Felicon Enterprises, records. Current property listings can be found at www.mauicommercial.com,
sponsored by members of the Commercial Round Table of Maui.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
229
11.3.1
CHARACTERISTICS OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
WITH EMPLOYEES BY SECTOR, MAUI COUNTY
Excludes government employees, agricultural production workers and self-employed persons
Number of
Industry
Establishments1
Forestry, fishing, hunting, and agriculture support
5
Mining
2
Utilities
10
Construction
420
Building, developing & general contracting
153
Heavy construction
17
Special trade contractors
250
Manufacturing
95
Food manufacturing
33
Beverage & tobacco product manufacturing
3
Textile product mills
3
Apparel manufacturing
3
Leather and allied product manufacturing
1
Wood product manufacturing
2
Printing & related support activities
13
Chemical manufacturing
6
Plastics & rubber products manufacturing
2
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
7
Fabricated metal product manufacturing
2
Machinery manufacturing
1
Computer & electronic product manufacturing
1
Furniture & related product manufacturing
3
Miscellaneous manufacturing
15
Wholesale trade
167
Wholesale trade, durable goods
69
Wholesale trade, nondurable goods
92
Wholesale electronic markets & agents and brokers 6
Retail trade
826
Motor vehicle & parts dealers
46
Furniture & home furnishing stores
35
Electronics & appliance stores
19
Bldg material & garden equip & supp dealers
44
Food & beverage stores
92
Health & personal care stores
48
Gasoline stations
38
Clothing & clothing accessories stores
243
Sporting goods, hobby, book & music stores
52
General merchandise stores
21
Miscellaneous store retailers
174
Nonstore retailers
14
Transportation & warehousing
130
Air transportation
10
6
Truck transportation
25
Transit & ground passenger transportation
17
Scenic & sightseeing transportation
48
Transportation support activities
14
230
Domestic Trade
Number of
Employees2
0-19
20-99
250-499
3,183
1,034
149
2,000
1,464
1,062
20-99
0-19
8
0-19
20-99
93
20-99
0-19
100-249
0-19
0-19
0-19
11
26
1,461
418
1,012
31
9,469
682
214
120
569
2,052
545
515
1,912
545
1,205
1,058
52
2,778
500-999
20-99
410
321
892
144
Annual Payroll
($1,000)
D
D
D
125,988
40,598
6,256
79,134
45,803
31,114
D
D
126
D
D
2,442
D
D
D
D
D
D
257
596
53,429
16,113
36,743
573
218,149
31,929
6,675
2,639
16,111
40,447
14,568
9,602
37,267
8,576
28,119
20,275
1,941
75,417
D
D
12,247
4,505
21,908
6,057
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.3.1
CONTINUED
Industry
Number of
Establishments1
Couriers & messengers
Warehousing and Stroage
Information
Publishing industries
Motion picture & sound recording industries
Broadcasting & telecommunications
Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
Telecommunications
Internet Ser. Providers, Web & Data Services
Other Information Services
Finance & insurance
Credit intermediation & related activities
Security, commodity contracts & like activity
Insurance carriers & related activities
Real estate
Real estate
Rental & leasing services
Lessors of other nonfinancial intangible asset
Professional, scientific & technical services
Management of companies & enterprises
Admin, support, waste mgt, remediation services
Administrative & support services
Waste management & remediation services
Health care and social assistance
Ambulatory health care services
Hospitals
Nursing & residential care facilities
Social assistance
Arts, entertainment & recreation
Performing arts, sports, & related industries
Museums, historical sites & like institutions
Amusement, gambling & recreation industries
Accommodation & food services
Accommodation
Food services & drinking places
Other services (except public administration)
Repair & maintenance
Personal & laundry services
Religious, grantmaking, civic, prof & like org.
Unclassified establishments
Total
8
2
81
24
16
6
1
21
12
1
143
89
19
35
282
204
77
1
335
14
256
242
14
72
346
257
4
14
71
107
31
13
63
486
81
405
419
77
97
245
7
4,203
Number of
Employees2
100-249
20-99
768
229
163
120
0-19
184
67
0-19
832
632
67
133
2,154
1,202
500-999
0-19
1,557
225
3,402
3,273
129
747
4,996
2,104
500-999
500-999
1,249
1,760
650
189
921
19,553
10,815
8,738
2,607
368
777
1,462
0-19
57,337
Annual Payroll
($1,000)
D
D
27,491
10,558
2,103
3,583
D
9,022
2,173
D
34,501
26,214
3,226
5,061
66,931
42,734
D
D
50,989
9,741
77,477
74,206
3,271
16,976
178,804
95,509
D
D
25,936
36,400
13,229
3,848
19,323
476,862
348,428
128,434
56,343
10,029
15,198
31,116
D
1,575,874
1
Data refer to establishments in business at anytime during the year.
For week including March 12. A range for the number of employees may be given to avoid disclosing data for individual companies.
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual companies.
2
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
231
11.3.2
BY SECTOR, FOR EMPLOYERS AND
NONEMPLOYERS, MAUI COUNTY.
Establishments Establishments
with Employees Non-Employer
Industry
Total
Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, and Agriculture Support
Mining
Utilities
Construction
Construction of Buildings
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Specialty Trade Contractors
Manufacturing
Food Manufacturing
Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing
Textile Product Mills
Apparel Manufacturing
Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing
Wood Product Manufacturing
Printing and Related Support Activities
Chemical Manufacturing
Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing
Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Machinery Manufacturing
Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing
Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing
Miscellaneous Manufacturing
Wholesale Trade
Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods
Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods
Wholesale Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers
Retail Trade
Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers
Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores
Electronics and Appliance Stores
Building Material, Garden Equipment & Supply Dealers
Food and Beverage Stores
Health and Personal Care Stores
Gasoline Stations
Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book, and Music Stores
General Merchandise Stores
Miscellaneous Store Retailers
Nonstore Retailers
Transportation and Warehousing
Air Transportation
Water Transportation
Truck Transportation
Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation
Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation
Support Activities for Transportation
Couriers and Messengers
Warehousing and Storage
232
Domestic Trade
4,203
5
2
10
420
153
17
250
95
33
3
3
3
1
2
13
6
2
7
2
1
1
3
15
167
69
92
6
826
46
35
19
44
92
48
38
243
52
21
174
14
130
10
6
25
17
48
14
8
2
Gross Receipts
Non-Employer
($1,000)
12,526
246
D
D
1,136
282
31
823
336
36
552,360
3,862
D
D
74,260
31,647
3,856
38,757
16,900
3,553
40
960
D
D
D
D
27
D
D
D
25
120
344
179
D
D
1,051
29
24
D
D
35
41
D
115
55
D
243
464
260
11
D
D
148
14
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
1,783
D
D
D
1,875
4,534
18,167
9,375
D
D
58,075
2,477
3,087
D
D
3,735
843
D
11,507
4,467
D
17,933
10,039
9,257
345
D
D
3,631
1,011
D
D
D
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.3.2
CONTINUED
Establishments Establishments
with Employees Non-Employer
Industry
Information
Publishing Industries (except Internet)
Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries
Broadcasting (except Internet)
Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
Telecommunications
Internet Providers, Web Portals, & Data Proc. Ser.
Other Information Services
Finance and Insurance
Credit Intermediation and Related Activities
Securities, Commodity, Financial Invs.
Insurance Carriers and Related Activities
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing
Real Estate
Rental and Leasing Services
Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Management of Companies and Enterprises
Admin, Waste Management and Remediation Services
Administrative and Support Services
Waste Management and Remediation Services
Educational Services
Health Care and Social Assistance
Ambulatory Health Care Services
Hospitals
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities
Social Assistance
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries
Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions
Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation Industries
Accommodation and Food Services
Accommodation
Food Services and Drinking Places
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Repair and Maintenance
Personal and Laundry Services
Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Prof, & like Org.
Unclassified
81
24
16
6
1
21
12
1
143
89
19
35
282
204
77
1
335
14
256
242
14
72
346
257
4
14
71
107
31
13
63
486
81
405
419
77
97
245
7
Gross Receipts
Non-Employer
($1,000)
152
45
63
D
D
D
D
14
233
44
78
111
1,606
1,533
D
D
1,535
5,771
2,793
1,825
D
D
D
D
677
34,391
3,174
26,942
4,275
110,828
105,715
D
D
54,756
1,033
D
D
195
860
588
26,575
D
D
4,047
26,283
21,202
43
229
1,082
889
1,216
3,865
36,585
19,231
238
74
164
2,204
617
1,506
81
14,895
5,798
9,097
57,377
19,997
35,665
1,715
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher totals.
SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census, County Business Patters 2003 and Nonemployer Statistics 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
233
11.3.3
LARGEST PRIVATE CORPORATIONS, MAUI COUNTY
State Rank
Sales ($ million)
Company
2005
2004
2004
2003
Employees
Maui Land & Pineapple Co. Inc.
TS Restaurants of Hawaii & Calif.
Valley Isle Motors Ltd.
West Maui Resort Partners LP
VIP Foodservice
Dorvin D. Leis Co. Inc.
Maui Petroleum Inc.
Maui Toyota
MINIT STOP Stores
Hale Makua
Maui Medical Group Inc.
Wailea Golf LLC
Maui Clothing Co. Inc.
47
76
96
102
120
145
158
163
172
215
236
246
247
40
74
84
156
129
144
175
177
186
212
242
240
NR
153.2
96.7
76.1
69.7
63.3
51.0
43.8
41.3
37.7
26.2
21.2
19.0
18.4
151.3 1
92.0
78.7
65.6 2
55.0
47.0
35.1
34.7
32.9
24.8
19.5
20.0
16.4
1,240
1,756
154
492
127
300
15
40
166
450
216
130
167
NR: Not ranked.
1
Changed 2003 gross sales figure (to match change in reporting format for 2004).
2
Changed 2003 gross sales figure to show combination of time share and hotel sales.
SOURCE: “Top 250,” Hawaii Business, August 2005.
11.3.4
WITH EMPLOYEES, MAUI COUNTY
Excludes government employees, agricultural production workers and self-employed persons
2002
Characteristics
Number of establishments1
Number of employees2
Payroll—First quarter ($1,000)
Payroll—Annual ($1,000)
2003
State Total
Maui
State Total
Maui
30,633
439,934
3,237,290
13,352,194
4,104
53,407
348,190
1,459,381
31,061
459,010
3,422,999
14,138,996
4,203
57,337
380,190
1,575,874
1
Data refer to establishments active anytime during the year.
For week including March 12.
2
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns 2003.
234
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.3.5
NUMBER OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS,
STATE OF HAWAII AND MAUI COUNTY
Year
State Total
Maui County
1979
20,621
1,858
1980
1981
1982
19831
1984
21,125
21,264
21,655
24,519
25,093
1,864
1,872
1,988
2,257
2,406
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
25,742
26,212
27,281
27,938
28,443
2,528
2,656
2,867
2,958
3,096
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
29,313
29,736
30,467
30,157
29,995
3,239
3,367
3,482
3,502
3,578
1995
1996
1997
19982
1999
29,942
29,967
29,991
29,603
29,569
3,639
3,708
3,766
3,746
3,790
2000
2001
2002
2003
29,853
30,853
30,633
31,061
3,889
3,955
4,104
4,203
NOTE: Through 1982, this table includes business establishments with taxable payrolls during the first quarter of the calendar year; for 1983
and later years, it includes those with taxable payrolls anytime during the year.
1
New definition (see headnote).
2
Start of data collection on NAICS basis. NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) replaces the old SIC (Standard Industrial
Classification) codes.
SOURCES: Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, County and District Trends in Hawaii, 1991, (Statistical Report
224, January 1992), table 18; U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
235
11.3.6
SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH EMPLOYEES FOR
PLACES WITH 2,500 INHABITANTS OR MORE,
MAUI COUNTY
Geography
Number of
establishments
Sales, Shipments, Receipts, Number of Annual Payroll
or revenue ($1,000)
employees
($1,000)
Professional, scientific, and technical services (NAICS 54)
Maui County
310
126,090
1,334
Haiku-Pauwela
10
1,992
12
Kahului
36
16,095
213
Kaunakakai
4
D
1 to 19
Kihei
41
16,541
126
Lahaina
16
D
20 to 99
Lanai
2
D
Makawao
14
4,827
107
Napili-Honokowai
2
D
1 to 19
Pukalani
10
5,079
79
Wailea-Makena
14
3,282
30
Wailuku
116
57,996
504
Balance of Maui County
45
D
100 to 249
Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services (NAICS 56)
Maui County
267
230,343
3,775
Haiku-Pauwela
9
4,055
75
Kahului
52
61,899
1,618
Kaunakakai
4
D
1 to 19
Kihei
49
13,175
163
Lahaina
30
26,275
420
Lanai
6
D
20 to 99
Makawao
8
D
20 to 99
Napili-Honokowai
6
D
100 to 249
Pukalani
7
14,296
267
Waihee-Waiehu
5
D
1 to 19
Wailea-Makena
15
D
20 to 99
Wailuku
42
31,474
768
34
D
500 to 999
Educational services (NAICS 61)
Maui County
50
14,236
243
Haiku-Pauwela
3
D
1 to 19
Kahului
9
2,158
43
Kaunakakai
1
D
1 to 19
Kihei
8
3,054
38
Lahaina
3
D
20 to 99
Makawao
2
D
1 to 19
Napili-Honokowai
2
D
1 to 19
Pukalani
2
D
1 to 19
Wailea-Makena
6
1,387
14
Wailuku
4
D
20 to 99
10
D
20 to 99
Health care and social assistance (NAICS 62)
Maui County
336
427,508
5,119
Haiku-Pauwela
7
D
1 to 19
Kahului
84
123,700
1,419
Kaunakakai
14
24,989
464
Kihei
34
20,278
274
Lahaina
22
13,138
126
Lanai
6
D
20 to 99
Makawao
8
D
20 to 99
236
Domestic Trade
44,348
279
5,964
D
5,163
D
D
1,892
D
2,913
815
19,826
D
76,347
1,139
26,387
D
3,792
8,169
D
D
D
8,495
D
D
11,466
D
5,058
D
811
D
1,091
D
D
D
D
524
D
D
178,295
D
54,961
10,703
8,551
4,733
D
D
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.3.6
CONTINUED
Geography
Number of
establishments
Napili-Honokowai
3
Pukalani
15
Wailea-Makena
1
Wailuku
110
32
Arts, entertainment, and recreation (NAICS 71)
Maui County
98
Haiku-Pauwela
4
Kahului
12
Kihei
11
Lahaina
16
Makawao
1
Napili-Honokowai
2
Pukalani
5
Waihee-Waiehu
1
Wailea-Makena
10
Wailuku
10
26
Accommodation and foodservices (NAICS 72)
Maui County
461
Haiku-Pauwela
6
Kahului
77
Kaunakakai
10
Kihei
78
Lahaina
94
Lanai
6
Makawao
8
Napili-Honokowai
18
Pukalani
9
Wailea-Makena
34
Wailuku
52
69
Other services (except public administration) (NAICS 81)
Maui County
358
Haiku-Pauwela
4
Kahului
59
Kaunakakai
7
Kihei
65
Lahaina
53
Lanai
4
Makawao
4
Napili-Honokowai
14
Pukalani
8
Waihee-Waiehu
1
Wailea-Makena
28
Wailuku
66
45
Sales, Shipments, Receipts, Number of Annual Payroll
or revenue ($1,000)
employees
($1,000)
D
5,025
D
211,217
D
20 to 99
63
1 to 19
2,220
250 to 499
D
1,987
D
82,715
D
123,751
1,071
16,715
10,702
33,366
D
D
4,107
D
D
3,819
D
1,626
12
221
179
487
1 to 19
20 to 99
39
1 to 19
100 to 249
71
500 to 999
34,686
421
4,228
3,625
11,056
D
D
1,223
D
D
913
D
1,379,316
D
85,862
D
71,471
154,665
D
8,392
29,908
5,840
371,472
22,777
628,929
18,932
1 to 19
1,620
100 to 249
1,285
2,627
500 to 999
263
449
135
4,687
471
7,060
441,069
D
21,545
D
17,616
42,979
D
2,869
6,698
1,455
140,687
5,642
201,578
170,658
2,231
25,679
2,435
21,334
14,625
D
D
6,066
D
D
20,128
38,085
D
2,374
35
477
48
266
165
1 to 19
1 to 19
57
20 to 99
100 to 249
246
609
250 to 499
48,108
709
9,077
945
5,285
3,717
D
D
1,492
D
D
6,819
10,231
D
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
237
11.3.7
SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH EMPLOYEES
BY TYPE AND LOCATION
Establishment Type, 2003
Location / Number
Location / Number
Professional, scientific & technical services (NAICS 541—)
Haiku
12
Kula
16
Hana
1
Lahaina
22
Kahului
44
Makawao
28
Kihei
54
Paia
11
Location / Number
Wailuku
115
Kaunakakai
8
Maunaloa
1
Lanai City
2
Management of companies & enterprises (NAICS 551—)
Kahului
2
Lahaina
8
Kihei
1
Wailuku
Administrative & support services (NAICS 561—)
Haiku
10
Kula
7
Hana
1
Lahaina
42
Kahului
46
Makawao
19
Kihei
57
Paia
3
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Lanai City
Maui subtotal
Total
303
314
1
Total
Waste management & remediation services (NAICS 562—)
Kahului
6
Makawao
2
Hoolehua
Kihei
2
Paia
1
Lanai City
Lahaina
1
Wailuku
4
Educational services (NAICS 611—)
Haiku
5
Kula
Hana
2
Lahaina
Kahului
13
Makawao
Kihei
14
Totals
46
4
3
1
1
12
Maui subtotal
Total
231
238
Maui subtotal
Total
16
18
6
9
8
Paia
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
1
11
1
Maui subtotal
Total
69
70
Ambulatory health care services (NAICS 621—)
Haiku
5
Kula
6
Hana
1
Lahaina
22
Kahului
66
Makawao
20
Kihei
26
Paia
2
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Lanai City
89
6
1
3
Maui subtotal
Total
237
247
Hospitals (NAICS 622—)
Wailuku
1
Lanai City
1
Maui subtotal
Total
1
3
Nursing & residential care facilities (NAICS 623—)
Kahului
3
Lahaina
2
Kihei
3
Makawao
2
Wailuku
3
Social assistance (NAICS 624—)
Haiku
2
Hana
1
Kahului
8
Kihei
6
Kula
1
Hoolehua
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Lanai City
Kaunakakai
Lahaina
Makawao
Paia
Wailuku
1
4
7
3
23
Performing arts, spectator sports, & related industries (NAICS 711—)
Haiku
4
Kula
2
Makawao
Kahului
2
Lahaina
8
Wailuku
Kihei
4
238
Domestic Trade
1
5
3
2
Total
13
Maui subtotal
Total
55
66
Total
28
2
6
Maui County
Data Book 2005
11.3.7
CONTINUED
Establishment Type, 2003
Location / Number
Location / Number
Location / Number
Museums, historical sites & like institutions (NAICS 712—)
Hana
2
Lahaina
1
Wailuku
Kahului
2
Makawao
2
Kualapuu
Kula
3
Amusement, gambling & recreation industries (NAICS 713—)
Haiku
1
Kihei
16
Makawao
Hana
2
Kula
1
Paia
Kahului
10
Lahaina
16
Wailuku
Accommodation (NAICS 721—)
Haiku
4
Hana
2
Kahului
25
Kihei
20
Kula
Lahaina
Wailuku
3
1
4
2
5
1
28
2
Kaunakakai
Maunaloa
Lanai City
1
4
1
Food services & drinking places (NAICS 722—)
Haiku
4
Lahaina
110
Hana
1
Makawao
16
Kahului
46
Paia
10
Kihei
88
Wailuku
59
Kula
5
Kaunakakai
Kualapuu
Maunaloa
Lanai City
11
1
1
3
Paia
Wailuku
Kaunakakai
1
27
1
Makawao
Wailuku
7
19
Repair & maintenance (NAICS 811—)
Haiku
3
Kula
Kahului
30
Lahaina
Kihei
9
Makawao
Personal & laundry services (NAICS 812—)
Haiku
1
Kula
Kahului
22
Lahaina
Kihei
22
1
4
3
1
21
Religious, grantmaking, civic, professional & like organizations (NAICS 813—)
Haiku
3
Lahaina
70
Hoolehua
2
Hana
3
Makawao
7
Kaunakakai
8
Kahului
32
Paia
6
Maunaloa
1
Kihei
66
Wailuku
42
Lanai City
5
Kula
6
Totals
Maui subtotal
Total
13
14
Total
57
Maui subtotal
Total
82
88
Maui subtotal
Total
339
355
Maui subtotal
Total
78
79
Total
93
Maui subtotal
Total
Grand Total
235
251
1,946
NOTE: Pukalani is combined with Makawao, and Puunene with Kahului.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Zip Code Business Patterns 2003.
Maui County
Data Book 2005
Domestic Trade
239
11.3.8
SALES BY BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS, FOR
EMPLOYERS AND NONEMPLOYERS BY SECTOR,
MAUI COUNTY
NACIS
Employer
Establishments
Industry
Sales
($1,000)
----
Total
X
X
11
21
22
23
31-33
42
44-45
48-49
51
52
53
54
55
56
61
62
71
72
81
Forestry, fishing & hunting, and agricultural support services
Mining
X
Utilities
X
Construction
X
Manufacturing
93
Wholesale trade
169
Retail trade
816
Transportation & warehousing
X
Information
81
Finance & insurance (not published for counties)
X
Real estate & rental & leasing
261
Professional, scientific, & technical services
310
Management of companies & enterprises
X
Adm. & support & waste mgmt. & remediation service
267
50
Health care & social assistance
336
Arts, entertainment, & recreation
98
Accommodation & food services
461
Other services (except public administration)
358
X
X
X
270,556
562,888
1,772,473
X
N
X
350,258
126,090
X
230,343
14,236
427,508
123,751
1,379,316
170,658
NonEmployer
Sales
Establishments ($1,000)
11,713
469,599
D
D
D
1,011
326
318
1,011
D
145
210
1,474
1,528
D
D
D
54,988
16,096
16,789
51,787
D
5,093
28,359
90,098
49,302
1,047
178
775
1,001
235
1,964
24,060
3,194
22,639
35,160
11,767
50,112
D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies.
X: Not publsihed for counties.
240
Domestic Trade
Maui County
Data Book 2005
INDEX
Agriculture. (See also specific crops)
Characteristics of farm operators ............................................................................................................ 100
Cropland ............................................................................................................................................... 102
Crops and livestock .................................................................................. 99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106-107
Employment .......................................................................................................................................... 103
Farms by size ......................................................................................................................................... 102
Farms and farm workers ................................................................................................................ 103, 104
Land use and acreage ............................................................................................ 100, 102, 103, 104, 108
Production volume ................................................................................................ 104, 105, 106, 108, 109
Sales/Value ..................................................................................................................................... 104-109
Theft/Vandalism ..................................................................................................................................... 111
Tourism ................................................................................................................................................. 110
Aircraft ........................................................................................................................................................ 128
Airports ........................................................................................................................................ 128, 129, 130
Air transportation
Aircraft operations ................................................................................................................................. 128
Cargo and mail ...................................................................................................................................... 129
Facilities ................................................................................................................................................ 128
Passengers ............................................................................................................................................. 129
Seats ..................................................................................................................................................... 192
Animals
Call slips and citations ........................................................................................................................... 218
Dog licenses .......................................................................................................................................... 216
Humane Society .................................................................................................................................... 217
Automobiles. See Motor vehicles.
Auditoriums .................................................................................................................................................. 215
Banks ........................................................................................................................................................ 169
Births and birth rates
Characteristics ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Components of population change .......................................................................................................... 18
Zip Code ................................................................................................................................................. 20
Bridges ................................................................................................................................................ 123, 124
Buildings. See Construction industry and Housing and housing units.
Business enterprises. (See also individual types of business and industry)
Employment and payrolls .............................................................................................................. 230, 234
Establishments ................................................................................................................................ 230-240
Gross business receipts .............................................................................................................. 3, 232, 236
Non employer ............................................................................................................................... 232, 240
Sales ..................................................................................................................... 227, 228, 234, 236, 240
Cable television ............................................................................................................................................ 118
Cattle. See Livestock and livestock products.
Census designated places or urban places ........................................... 12, 14, 16, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165
Climate .............................................................................................................................................. 59, 60, 62
Coastline. See Shoreline.
Condominiums. (See also Housing and housing units) ................................................... 3, 70, 197-198, 203-204
Construction industry. (See also Housing and housing units)
Building permits ................................................................................................................. 3, 151-152, 155
Index
241
Demolitions .......................................................................................................................................... 152
Employment and payrolls ...................................................................................... 154, 227, 230, 232, 236
Establishments ......................................................................................................... 224, 227-228, 230-240
Nonresidential building projects .................................................................................................... 151, 153
Private, residential construction .............................................................................................. 151, 152-153
Consumer Price Index. (See also Prices and Rates) .................................................................................... 24, 28
Credit unions ................................................................................................................................................ 170
County government
Bond debt ............................................................................................................................................... 87
Expenditures ............................................................................................................................................ 83
Personnel ................................................................................................................................................ 88
Positions recruited ................................................................................................................................... 89
Tax collections and other revenues ..................................................................................................... 83-86
Deaths .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Diesel fuel ..................................................................................................................................................... 119
Education
Public
Community educational attainment .................................................................................................... 41
Community profiles ............................................................................................................................ 40
Enrollment .............................................................................................................................. 37, 46, 50
Ethnic profiles .................................................................................................................................... 39
Expenditures per pupil ........................................................................................................................ 36
Schools .............................................................................................................................................. 35
Student profiles .................................................................................................................................. 38
Teaching staff profiles ......................................................................................................................... 42
Test scores .......................................................................................................................................... 43
Private
Characteristics .................................................................................................................................... 44
Enrollment .......................................................................................................................................... 46
Schools .............................................................................................................................................. 35
Tuition ................................................................................................................................................ 45
Community College and University
Enrollment .......................................................................................................................................... 50
Degrees ........................................................................................................................................ 42, 49
Distance learning courses/graduates ................................................................................................... 49
Faculty ............................................................................................................................................... 50
Elections and elected officials
Election districts or precincts .............................................................................................................. 75-79
General election results ...................................................................................................................... 80-82
Voters and votes cast .......................................................................................................................... 79-82
Electricity
Capacity, consumption, production, and rates ....................................................................................... 138
Residential customers ............................................................................................................................ 138
Revenues ................................................................................................................................................. 39
Elevations and altitudes. (See also Mountains) ................................................................................................. 56
Employment and labor force. (See also Labor and individual industries)
Census designated place ....................................................................................................................... 181
Characteristics ....................................................................................................................................... 180
Employment and payroll ............................................................................................. 3, 103, 154, 171-177
Government .................................................................................................................................... 22, 175
Industry groups ........................................................................................................................ 22, 175, 176
Jobcount ...................................................................................................................................... 3, 22, 175
Labor force ..................................................................................................................................... 171-173
242
Index
Projections ...................................................................................................................................... 22, 177
Unemployment and unemployed workers ......................................................................... 3, 171, 172, 178
Energy and power. (See also Electricity and Utilities)
Consumption ................................................................................................................................. 138, 141
Electric utilities ...................................................................................................................................... 138
Electricity generation ............................................................................................................................. 138
Gas utilities ........................................................................................................................................... 140
Ethnic origin and race. (See also Population) ......................................................................................... 4, 14, 18
Excise Tax. See Taxes.
Farms and farm workers. See Agriculture.
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Assets and deposits ......................................................................................................................... 169-170
Establishments ................................................................................................................ 169-170, 175, 212
Fishing industry ............................................................................................................................. 112, 113, 114
Flowers and nursery products ........................................................................................................................ 108
Food. (See Agriculture)
Forests and forest products ...................................................................................................................... 72, 132
Freight. See Water transportation.
Fuel. (See also individual type)
Consumer price index ........................................................................................................................ 28-29
Consumption ......................................................................................................................................... 125
Electricity generation ............................................................................................................................. 138
Taxes and tax base .......................................................................................................................... 96, 119
Tax allocation .......................................................................................................................................... 96
Gas utilities
Consumption, consumers, and use ........................................................................................................ 140
Rates and revenues ................................................................................................................................ 140
Gasoline
Prices ............................................................................................................................................ 120, 121
Taxes and tax base .......................................................................................................................... 96, 119
Geographic data
Area .................................................................................................................................................. 53, 54
Elevations ............................................................................................................................................ 5, 56
Inland waters ........................................................................................................................................... 53
Shoreline ................................................................................................................................................. 54
Waterfalls ................................................................................................................................................ 55
Government. See individual government units.
Harbors
Freight traffic ................................................................................................................................. 131, 132
Vessel arrivals ........................................................................................................................................ 131
Vessels using ......................................................................................................................................... 134
Health care
Care homes ............................................................................................................................................. 31
Consumer price index ............................................................................................................................. 28
Health services .............................................................................................................. 231, 236, 238, 240
Hospital capacity .................................................................................................................................... 30
Health practioners ................................................................................................................................... 32
Highways and streets
Accidents .............................................................................................................................................. 127
Bridges .................................................................................................................................................. 123
Fuel consumption .................................................................................................................................. 125
Length ................................................................................................................................................... 123
Index
243
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 124, 214
Miles and mileage ......................................................................................................................... 122, 125
Historic sites ........................................................................................................................................... 67, 213
Hospitals. See Health care.
Hotels. (See also Tourism)
Construction .......................................................................................................................................... 154
Establishments and properties ........................................................................ 195, 196, 200, 231, 239, 240
Largest .................................................................................................................................................. 200
Occupancy rates ................................................................................................................ 3, 193-196, 200
Revenues ........................................................................................................................................ 194-196
Room rates ..................................................................................................................................... 194-196
Taxes and tax base ............................................................................................................................ 63, 86
Units ........................................................................................................................................ 22, 195-200
Households or families .................................................................................................................................... 13
Housing and housing units. (See also Condominiums and Construction industry)
Building permits ........................................................................................................................ 3, 152, 155
Characteristics .................................................................................................................... 4, 153, 158-165
Consumer price index ............................................................................................................................. 28
Construction .................................................................................................................................. 152, 154
Contract rent ......................................................................................................................................... 165
Demolitions .......................................................................................................................................... 152
Occupied units ............................................................................................................................... 159-163
Prices of homes ................................................................................................................... 3, 70, 159, 163
Real property tax ............................................................................................................................... 63, 86
Resident and non-resident housing units ......................................................................................... 159-155
Renter-occupied .................................................................................................................... 159, 154, 155
Sales ....................................................................................................................................................... 70
Vacancies ...................................................................................................................................... 159, 161
Value, owner-occupied ......................................................................................................................... 163
Income
Per capita ............................................................................................................................................ 4, 23
Per household ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Personal .................................................................................................................................................. 23
Income taxes
Deductions .............................................................................................................................................. 92
Exemptions .............................................................................................................................................. 95
Median adjusted gross income ................................................................................................................ 90
Number of returns ................................................................................................................................... 93
Sources reported ..................................................................................................................................... 91
Tax credits ......................................................................................................................................... 93, 94
Insurance. See Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Jobcount. See Employment and labor force.
Labor. See Employment and labor force.
Land and land use. (See also Maps)
Area
Census designated places ................................................................................................................... 12
Counties and islands .......................................................................................................................... 53
Farms .................................................................................................................................... 100, 102, 105
Hawaiian Home Lands, Hawaii State Department of ............................................................................... 68
Land use districts ............................................................................................................................... 64, 65
Historic Places ........................................................................................................................................ 67
244
Index
Ownership
Government ....................................................................................................................................... 66
Hawaiian Home Lands ................................................................................................................. 66, 68
Leased/owned .................................................................................................................................... 68
Public land dispositions ........................................................................................................................... 69
Sales ....................................................................................................................................................... 71
Real property ........................................................................................................................................... 63
Value of land transactions ............................................................................................................... 71, 157
Libraries .......................................................................................................................................................... 47
Livestock and livestock products ....................................................................................................... 3, 102, 103
Manufacturing industry
Cost of materials .................................................................................................................................... 221
Employment and payrolls ...................................................................................................... 221, 230, 231
Establishments ............................................................................................................... 221, 230, 231, 240
Value added and value of shipment ....................................................................................................... 221
Maps
Agricultural Areas .................................................................................................................................... 99
Census tracts ............................................................................................................................................. 8
Election districts ................................................................................................................................. 75-77
Industrial parks ...................................................................................................................................... 222
Land ownership ....................................................................................................................................... 66
Land use districts ..................................................................................................................................... 64
Subdivisions and places ............................................................................................................................ 7
Marriages
Non residents .......................................................................................................................................... 19
Residency ................................................................................................................................................ 19
Medical care. See Health care.
Migration. See Population.
Motorcycles .................................................................................................................................................. 122
Motor vehicles. (See also Highways and streets)
Establishments ............................................................................................................... 224, 227, 230, 232
Drivers licenses ..................................................................................................................................... 122
Fuel consumption .................................................................................................................................. 125
Registration ................................................................................................................................... 122, 126
Vehicle miles ......................................................................................................................................... 125
Sales ..................................................................................................................................... 122, 126, 227
Mountains, altitudes, and elevations ........................................................................................................... 56-57
Museums ...................................................................................................................................................... 212
Newspapers .................................................................................................................................................. 117
Parks
................................................................................................................................................. 212-213
Maintenaance ....................................................................................................................................... 214
Pay rates. See Wages and salaries.
Population
Age ..................................................................................................................................................... 4, 16
Components of change ............................................................................................................................ 18
De facto ............................................................................................................................................ 10, 22
Density ................................................................................................................................................ 5, 12
Ethnic .................................................................................................................................................. 4, 18
Household and/or families. See Households or families.
Geographical location
Census designated places ................................................................................................... 7, 12, 13, 15
Index
245
Counties or island .......................................................................................................................... 9, 11
District and census tract ................................................................................................................. 8, 11
Migration ................................................................................................................................................ 18
Projections .............................................................................................................................................. 22
Resident ........................................................................................................................... 3, 4, 9, 10,12, 13
Sex ...................................................................................................................................................... 4, 14
Power. See Energy and power.
Prices
Estimated Costs of Living ......................................................................................................................... 25
Consumer price index ....................................................................................................................... 24, 28
Radio stations ................................................................................................................................................ 118
Rainfall .............................................................................................................................................. 59, 60, 62
Real property. See Housing and Land and land use.
Real property taxes. See Taxes.
Real estate. (See also Finance, insurance and real estate.)
Commercial lease rates .......................................................................................................................... 229
Sales ................................................................................................................................................. 70, 71
Recreation
Cultural attractions and the performing arts ........................................................................................... 212
Parks ..................................................................................................................................... 212, 213, 214
Retail trade
Establishments ......................................................................................................... 224, 226-228, 230-240
Sales ............................................................................................................................. 227, 228, 236, 240
Taxes and tax base ................................................................................................................................ 223
Savings and loans .......................................................................................................................................... 169
Seaweed removal .......................................................................................................................................... 214
Service industries
Establishments ......................................................................................................... 224, 230-233, 236-240
Tax base ................................................................................................................................................ 223
Shopping centers ........................................................................................................................................... 226
Shoreline ......................................................................................................................................................... 54
Stadiums ....................................................................................................................................................... 215
State government. (See also Elections and elected officials and Taxes)
Bonded debt ............................................................................................................................................ 87
Tax collections and other revenues .................................................................................................... 83, 84
Taro
......................................................................................................................................... 104, 106-107
Tax Base .......................................................................................................................................... 85, 119, 223
Taxes
Collections .................................................................................................................................. 83, 85, 86
General excise and use ............................................................................................................... 3, 84, 223
Real property ............................................................................................................................... 83, 85, 86
State .................................................................................................................................................... 3, 84
Telescopes ..................................................................................................................................................... 137
Television stations. (See also Cable television) ............................................................................................... 118
Temperature ........................................................................................................................................ 59, 60, 62
Tourism. (See also Hotels)
Activity participation ............................................................................................................................. 208
Attractions ............................................................................................................................................. 212
Average visitor census ............................................................................................................. 22, 186, 187
246
Index
Cruise ships ........................................................................................................................... 205, 206, 207
Decision timetable ................................................................................................................................ 209
Economic activity generated .................................................................................................................. 202
Expenditures .................................................................................................................................. 201, 202
Per visitor day ................................................................................................................................... 187
Japanese ........................................................................................................................................... 187
Income ............................................................................................................................................. 193
Occupancy .......................................................................................................................... 3, 193-96, 200
Origin of visitors ............................................................................................................................ 188, 191
Projections .............................................................................................................................................. 22
Satisfaction rating .......................................................................................................................... 209, 210
Visitor characteristics .................................................................................................. 3, 186, 190, 201-205
Visitor counts ............................................................................................................................. 3, 185-191
Visitor plant inventory ............................................................................................................ 154, 195-200
Transportation
Consumer Price Index ............................................................................................................................. 28
Employment and payrolls ...................................................................................................................... 230
Establishments ....................................................................................................................................... 230
Trucks ........................................................................................................................................................ 122
Utilities. (See also Electricity and Gas utilities) ....................................................................................... 138, 141
Vegetables and melons ................................................................................................................... 140, 106-107
Visitors and visitor industry. See Tourism.
Voters and voting. (See also Elections and elected officials) ........................................................................ 79-82
Wages and salaries. (See also individual industries) ....................................................................................... 176
Water. (See also Geographic data)
Area, inland water ................................................................................................................................... 53
Use and consumption ........................................................................................................................... 142
Cargo and freight ............................................................................................................................ 131-134
Ship arrivals ................................................................................................................................... 131, 134
Waterfalls ........................................................................................................................................................ 55
Wholesale trade. (See also individual industries)
Establishments ........................................................................................................ 224, 227, 228, 230-240
Sales ............................................................................................................................. 227, 228, 234, 240
Index
247

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