On the slopes of a Kaneohe promontory prized for its ocean views, more than 1,000 trees including milo, mango, kukui, weeping banyan and silver trumpet have stood for decades as part of a lush hillside — and a knotty problem.  Under a special city ordinance, these trees are supposed to be maintained by one of Hawaii’s biggest residential condominium communities.  But many of the specimens are gone.    Read the article……………………….