Del Webb thought it had a deal for an economic development deal along the north shore for gambling on land bought from the white side of the kalakaua land holdings trust. Any development plan clashed with the plan for the north shore of the drug lords who now have morphed into air bnb tourism rental operators. They still hold sway. Keith forgets to mention this. They have a lot of juice in the city and state although they lost some of it when they failed to control parking across from turtle beach at Lanis. The big question is: where is tourism going to expand over the next decades. Is native Hawaiian gambling going to be included or left out? After all, T Bay used to be a native Hawaiian fishing village where the N shore surfing drug lords live now. Conservation is a front on the n shore for the sixties surfer drug lords and their kids......