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Mayor's Cruise Ship Task Force - Island of Maui Final Report: August 15, 2005
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The great increase in the number of cruise ships visiting Maui between the
mid-nineties when the first cruise ship arrived in Lahaina Harbor to 2003
when over 230,000 cruise visitors arrived on Maui prompted Mayor Alan
Arakawa to appoint a Task Force of community members to assess the
impacts and benefits of cruise ships on the island Maui.
This report is offered as an informal introduction to the cruise ship industry
on Maui and its broad implications for our community. As such, it is meant
as a starting point for further study and discussion that will inform our
decision making about the future of this industry on Maui.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In addition to the individuals who served generously as resources to this Task Force, we
gratefully acknowledge many others who assisted with logistics and other preparations.
The office assistants at the County's Office of Economic Development helped with
meeting arrangements and materials as did the Mayor's office staff. We are also
grateful to Department of Public Works staff for providing occasional assistance with
document production, to corporation counsel for analyzing legal issues encountered by
the Task Force and to the GIS Division for producing the map of Kahului Harbor.
Thanks also to the Maui Economic Development Board for meeting assistance and
advice on formatting and designing the final report; to the ILWU for use of their
convenient meeting space and the Maui County Employees Federal Credit Union for
making their conference room available for Task Force meetings.
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