Makila Land Co., LLC
Makila Land Co., LLC (MLC) project area encompasses 4,500 acres of land stretching from the Honoapiilani Highway to the peeks of West Maui Mountains. Of the 4,500 acres, 2,000 acres are set aside in conservation, with the balance of the land designated agriculture. Existing agricultural projects include nineteen 15-acre lots in Makila Plantation Phase I, twenty-four 5-acre lots in Makila Plantation Phase II, and nine lots ranging between 25 to 65 acres in Makila Nui (fka Mahanalua Nui Phase V). There are several proposed projects in the comprised of agricultural lots ranging from 15 to 65-acres. With its range of lot sizes and configurations, Makila offers opportunities for a variety of agricultural uses. All lots in Makila are served Launiupoko Water Company, Inc. (LWC) and Launiupoko Irrigation Company, Inc. (LIC), both of which are private water companies managed by West Maui Land Company and regulated by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The Makila subdivisions have extensive hiking, horseback riding and cycling trail system that are interconnected to neighboring projects, Mahanalua Nui and Pu’unoa. Makila continues to explore long range plans to establish a small village within the Makila lands to serve the existing and future community.
Makila Land Co., LLC (MLC) project area encompasses 4,500 acres of land stretching from the Honoapiilani Highway to the peeks of West Maui Mountains. Of the 4,500 acres, 2,000 acres are set aside in conservation, with the balance of the land designated agriculture. Existing agricultural projects include nineteen 15-acre lots in Makila Plantation Phase I, twenty-four 5-acre lots in Makila Plantation Phase II, and nine lots ranging between 25 to 65 acres in Makila Nui (fka Mahanalua Nui Phase V). There are several proposed projects in the comprised of agricultural lots ranging from 15 to 65-acres. With its range of lot sizes and configurations, Makila offers opportunities for a variety of agricultural uses. All lots in Makila are served Launiupoko Water Company, Inc. (LWC) and Launiupoko Irrigation Company, Inc. (LIC), both of which are private water companies managed by West Maui Land Company and regulated by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The Makila subdivisions have extensive hiking, horseback riding and cycling trail system that are interconnected to neighboring projects, Mahanalua Nui and Pu’unoa. Makila continues to explore long range plans to establish a small village within the Makila lands to serve the existing and future community.