The University of Hawaii has given up its possession of a person of the most historically essential houses in Hawaii: the residence of planet renowned muralist Jean Charlot. On Thursday, the UH Board of Regents voted to return the midcentury modern day property on Kahala Avenue officially recognized as the Jean and Zohmah Charlot Dwelling to the family members of the late artist. Historic Hawaii Foundation Government Director Kiersten Faulkner claimed she’s unhappy the university is relinquishing the house, which she describes as “exquisite.” “The college has squandered a priceless opportunity to use the intrinsic price of the Charlot Property to additional its instructional goals,” says Faulkner. Charlot’s grandson, David…