Honolulu cleared another homeless camp at Lualualei Beach Park, leaving longtime residents there feeling betrayed by a deal they thought protected them.

• Campers say a written agreement with their state representative let them stay in the area called "Sewers" as long as they kept it clean and worked toward real housing.
• The city went ahead with the sweep anyway, saying the spot was never meant for permanent living.
• Council member Andrea Tupola says the sweep was set months in advance and campers were told repeatedly to prepare.
• Advocates say recent storms and wind scattered belongings right before the deadline, and requests for more time and dumpsters went unanswered.
• One woman has lived at the park for 20 years and says the repeated sweeps are wearing people down.

Outlook: Outreach teams will keep offering meals and housing help while the city works to reopen the beach park to the public.