Elected Officials:
Peter Carlisle: Honolulu Mayor
mayor@honolulu.gov
ph #768-4141
Ikaika Anderson:City Council Member, District 3 (Waimanalo, Kailua, and most of Kane'ohe)
Honolulu Hale
530 S. King Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
ianderson@honolulu.gov
ph #768-5003
fax#768-5011
Jill Tokuda: 24th Senatorial District (Kane'ohe - including KCAB; Kailua, Enchanted Lake)
Hawaii State Capitol, Rm 218
415 S. Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
sentokuda@Capitol.hawaii.gov
ph #587-7215
fax#587-7220
Pono Chong: 49th Representative District (Maunawili, Olomana, Enchanted Lake, Kāne'ohe)
Hawaii State Capitol, Rm 404
415 S. Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
repchong@Capitol.hawaii.gov
ph #586-9490
fax#586-9496
Cynthia Thielen: 50th Representative District (Kailua, Kāne'ohe Bay)
Hawaii State Capitol, Rm 443
415 S. Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
repthielen@Capitol.hawaii.gov
ph #586-6480
Chris Lee: 51st Representative District (Lanikai, Waimānalo)
Hawaii State Capitol, Rm 313
415 S. Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
repclee@Capitol.hawaii.gov
ph #586-9450
fax#586-9456
Other District Council Members:
District 1 - Tom Berg (808)768-5001 tberg@honolulu.gov
District 2 - Ernest Y. Martin (808)768-5002 emartin@honolulu.gov
District 2 - Ernest Y. Martin (808)768-5002 emartin@honolulu.gov
District 3 - Ikaika Anderson (808)768-5003 ianderson@honolulu.gov
District 4 - Stanley Chang (808)768-5004 schang@honolulu.gov
District 5 - Ann Kobayashi (808)768-5005 akobayashi@honolulu.gov
District 6 - Tulsi Gabbard-Tamayo (808)768-5006 tgabbard@honolulu.gov
District 7 - Romy M. Cachola (808)768-5007 rcachola@honolulu.gov
District 8 - Breene Harimoto (808)768-5008 bharimoto@honolulu.gov
District 9 - Nestor R. Garcia (808)768-5009 ngarcia@honolulu.gov
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Kaneohe Ranch Management Ltd.
Castle Junction
1199 Auloa Road
Kailua, HI 96734
info@kaneoheranch.com
ph# 263-8900
fax#263-8919
Mitch D'Olier: President and CEO
mitch@kaneoheranch.com
ph #263-8900
Kimo Steinwascher: Vice President, Leasing & Development
kimo@kaneoheranch.com
Marcia Murakami: Property Manager
mmurakami@kaneoheranch.com
Miles Nishijima: Commercial Property Manager
mnishijima@kaneoheranch.com
Carlton Au: Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer
cau@kaneoheranch.com
Ann Matsukado: Accounting Manager
amatsukado@kaneoheranch.com
Judy Guerrero: Agent
jguerrero@kaneoheranch.com
Shirleyann Kalama: Agent
skalama@kaneoheranch.com
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Target Corporation
1000 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis, MN 55403
ph #612-304-6073
fax#612-696-5400
Bill Ackman: Board of Director, Chair
ackman@persq.com
ph #212-813-3700
Gregg Steinhafel: President/Chairman/CEO
gregg.steinhafel@target.com
ph #612-696-6234
fax#612-696-6325
Eric Padget: Development Manager
eric.padget@target.com
ph #612-761-1508
Shannon Eldridge: Real Estate Manager
shannon.eldridge@target.comph #612-761-6033
Kitty Lagareta: CEO of Communications Pacific
Cindy McMillan: Senior Vice President of Communications Pacific
cmcmillan@commpac.com
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City & County of Honolulu
Department of Planning & Permitting
David Tanoue: DPP Director
dtanoue@honolulu.gov
ph #768-8000
Robert Sumitomo: Deputy Director
rsumitomo@honolulu.gov
ph #768-8000
Mel Hirayama: Traffic Review Branch
mhirayama@honolulu.gov
ph #768-8077
Wayne Yoshioka: City Department of Transportation Services Director
wyoshioka@honolulu.gov
ph# 768-8301
I would like to share with you an e-mail I recently sent via targetkailua.com, the company's supposed community info forum. The building looks like it should be off the freeway on the way to Kapolei !!! I agree with everything I’ve read about stopping Target in Kailua, and with all the numerous group’s and organizations issues and concerns. The Media spin that it’s a ‘done deal’ is created so good people like you will back off- give up in your protest. It’s all written at Target company head quarters, as there is no ‘real’ reporting these days in the local media, maybe just sports reporting. We know that Kailua is now a tourist destination, how else would a petition on www.change get mainland people involved. Which is great ! Kailua should use tourism as another means to stop Target -get Hawaii Visitor’s Bureau involved? With my e-mail, I’m trying to hit Target were it will hurt- In the corporate identity they are trying to convey to the public and the media Branding that they are a company that cares about sustainability, environment and the rest. If this can change from a ‘locale’ issue to a National one were Target feels a back-lash and lose market share to other more friendly retailers- they will sit up and listen. A David and Goliath type story? Don’t give up, the ambiance and charm of Kailua town will be lost forever if Target is allowed to build. Aloha, & Merry Christmas, R.Taggart
ReplyDeleteThe e-mail ; At the moment, the community is against Target building its huge store in Kailua. And the momentum to stop it is growing. Looking at www.change .org petition to stop Target, the majority of signatories were not located in Kailua, but all over the US mainland. Obviously, this issue of big bully (you) not listening to a small community (Kailua), should be something of great concern for a company such as yours who, through your PR spin would like to be seen as a benevolent and good force for the community. Common, it’s all about greed and we know it. Low minimum wage jobs-cheap goods from china. If Target would really like to make a statement about sustainability, environment, a concerned citizen, champion of the community in which it’s stores are located- Pull Out of this Deal. That would do more for your corporate branding then any mega bucks advertising campaign. Your press release could look like this, ‘Retail powerhouse Target says good bye to Kailua’ stating-“We agree that Kailua town is a special place, should remain a small retail mix that is appropriate for its size. For local and tourist alike, who would like to see the character of this piece of “Small Town America” remain, for generations to enjoy. We will look for a location that will best suite the type of High Volume Retail that is Target’s business model somewhere else in the islands, Aloha". Your company really would benefit, and be seen as true, honest and fair. All the best, Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteR. Taggart