The Hawaii State Department of Health has reopened Kualoa Beach for swimming after several months of the water bacteria counts being above safe levels. The rising and falling contamination levels at Kualoa Beach have not been completely understood, but the cause is probably related to the park's sewage system. The city of Honolulu has included $1.2 million in its proposed 2007 budget to replace the wastewater system at Kualoa Beach. 
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Saturday, May 27, 2006
Swimming is Now Allowed at Kualoa Beach
The Hawaii State Department of Health has reopened Kualoa Beach for swimming after several months of the water bacteria counts being above safe levels. The rising and falling contamination levels at Kualoa Beach have not been completely understood, but the cause is probably related to the park's sewage system. The city of Honolulu has included $1.2 million in its proposed 2007 budget to replace the wastewater system at Kualoa Beach. 
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