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Planning


Princeville Is Losing More Than Its Shine
Opinion by Bernard Markowicz — Friends of Princeville I believe Princeville is going down the drain, and the investment each of us holds here is suffering with it. For some, that investment is a home and life. For others, it is a property entrusted to a community they expect to be managed responsibly. We all deserve better. This judgment comes from my work on PHCA committees, conversations with owners, and professional experience planning and managing infrastructure projects.
Bernard Markowicz
Sep 243 min read


Hurricane Lowell: A Failure of Preparation and Leadership at PHCA
The Princeville PHCA Association should have had a written hurricane-response plan ready to activate as Lowell approached.
Bernard Markowicz
Sep 142 min read


Princeville Needs a Five-Year Plan, Not a List of Projects
Princeville was created as a planned community. It should continue to be managed as one. That sounds obvious, but there is an important difference between managing what comes up and deciding where the community should be five years from now. A Board can spend every month responding to legal questions, maintenance problems, individual projects and immediate complaints and still never answer the larger question: What are we trying to accomplish for Princeville? Friends of Princ
Staff Writer
Aug 314 min read
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