HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Authorities had feared homeless encampments along streams near Keehi Lagoon Park would be wiped out by the storm, and many residents resisted evacuation.
But most of the structures survived.
A debris line at Keehi Lagoon Park sat about 50 feet from the water following the storm, and the canoe launch area was covered in debris and flotsam from the encampments.
Floating structure relocated, not destroyed
The largest camp along the shoreline was dominated by a two-story floating structure that had partially blocked Kalihi Stream…