Haiku is a rapidly growing residential haven reflective of its agricultural heritage. Many historic events have taken place in Haiku, including the lodging site of 34,000 servicemen from the 4th Marine Division and the location where Dole Pineapple Cannery, and later Haserot, packaged pineapples from independent growers. Today these buildings have evolved into adaptive reuse and are now known as the Pauwela Cannery. Haiku is an area where creativity and craftiness thrive, uninhibited living flourishes, and the cottage industry is ever-expanding.
 

• 2009 Haiku Design Guidelines Phase II - Property Guidelines and Recommendations.
• 2009 General Plan Update with G-PAC and IRC Committee to develop Maui Island Plan.
• 2009 General Plan Update with G-PAC and Planning Commission.
• 2009 General Plan Advisory Committee (G-PAC) / Investigative Review Committee (IRC).
• 2008 Haiku Design Guidelines Phase I "Sense of Place".
• 2008 Comprehensive Report on County of Maui General Plan Update: Policies, Maui Island Plan, and Mapping.
• 2008 General Plan Advisory Committee (G-PAC) / Investigative Review Committee (IRC).
• 2007 General Plan Advisory Committee (G-PAC) Presentation.
• 2006 Strategic Plan Phase II (Study Groups (7) / Workshops / Analysis).
• 2004-2005 Strategic Plan Phase I.
  - Community Profile and Analysis.
  - Community Values Survey and Analysis.
• Visioning Process & Survey Analysis.
• Public Town Meetings.
• Outreach Meetings.
• Focus Group Meetings.
• Haiku Business Directory (on-going).