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The proposed CGP also fails to provide for the necessary growth of the <br /> H.O.V.E. sub-division, as it only expands the UEA in the makai sub- <br /> divisions, which ignores the fact that H.O.V.E. has many times the number <br /> of properties in H.O.V.E. then the makai sub-divisions and that there are <br /> many more businesses and residences in H.O.V.E. than in the makai sub- <br /> divisions. <br /> This current draft of the CGP chokes off future business opportunities, jobs, <br /> tax revenues and property development in the H.O.V.E. sub-division by <br /> discriminating against this sub-division. <br /> Council members are faced with enormous fiscal problems and to eliminate <br /> fair and future commercial and cultural growth in this community is contrary <br /> to the public need. This would also seem to be contrary to the suggested <br /> change of land use designation from agricultural to rural, while the makai <br /> sub-divisions would remain agricultural. i~Vhy expand the urban designation <br /> in agricultural zones, but not in rural areas? <br /> I respectfully urge the Council Members to consider these concerns about <br /> <br /> the planned UEA excluding I-LO.V.E.. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Merle Martin <br /> Cc: Mayor Harry Kim <br /> Ocean View Chamber of Commerce <br /> <br />