Barber's Point?  Talk about out-of-sight, out-of-mind Example #1.  Provide minimal services for the needy or marginal, while wanting to completely forget that they exist to begin with.

And there's plans for putting the OCCC in the back of Halawa where there's no bus access. which looks like Example #2.  

When people visit family in these places, or leave these places, they need access to services (private as well as public, such as banking, utilities, food), if you expect them to become fully functioning members of society.  Most of us will not put up with walking for miles and hours of bus commute in the 21st century, and in fact few employers want employees who might be up to an hour late because of a long, unreliable commute.  

So why are we expecting other people (including their families) to do so?