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e <br /> 2 <br /> ANNUAL PLANNING REPORT Currently, our Planning Committee is looking at creating <br /> by Jack Russell Brauher restrictive covenants. Reason being, there's concern <br /> regarding issues like overspray of herbicides and pesticides <br /> For those of you who are not awaze of the status of affecting water catchments, and residents who prefer not to <br /> <br /> Hawaiian Acres planning, here's an update: be exposed to such. <br /> The way it works is, the State has a plan, the County has Another example: the need to leave greenbelts when <br /> a plan, and smaller districts like Puna have little input. The landowners bulldoze. A possibility would be, the landowner <br /> County plan is updated every 10 yeazs. 1999 is the next who does bulldoze a complete lot, leave a border of <br /> update for the Couny General Plan. In recent past, the vegetation, perhaps 10' on sides or 25' on rear borders. <br /> county paid about $180,000 to have a private entity devise a Reason being, privacy. <br /> plan for Puna, called the Puna CommuniTy Development Also, protecting lava caves would be a desired restrictive <br /> Plan. The P.C.D.P. was not well received by the covenant. These caves are geological and natural treasures <br /> communities to be impacted. The County Council did not like deserving respect and protection. <br /> it, and shelved it. Upon investigating the Hawaii Statute governing <br /> The P.C.D.P. had almost no input from the communities restrictive covenants, H.R.S.-515-6 says the only restrictions <br /> involved. A perfect example: a rural town capable of we can not institute aze those that limit the use of property <br /> supporting 5,000 people that's planned on the spot where I based on race, sex, color, religion, ancestry, or a physical <br /> live. I've been on my land since 1983, having purchased it in handicap. <br /> 1979. Point is, I had no clue about it until it was submitted In our plan we need to address which roads, if any, should <br /> to the County. No one came to my home, sent me any be paved. Rubbish transfer stations should be considered, as <br /> questionnaires, nor did the grapevine give any clue. well as future expansion of community type buildings. These <br /> Hawaiian Acres has until 1999 to devise our own plan. At examples are only a few of the issues to consider. <br /> that time, we'll submit it, and hope the County Plan is please help by completely filling out and returning the <br /> amended by the inclusion of ours. enclosed survey to HACA. <br /> TREASURER'S REPORT ROAD COMMITTEE REPORT <br /> by Jim Rhodes <br /> Aloha to All: <br /> We are approaching the end of our 1996 - 1997 We have had good weather since my last report. The <br /> previous work done this year has stood up well. <br /> fiscal year and the budget looks fairly good. We did, Every day, we have a vast amount of volunteer effort <br /> however, go over budget on a couple of the line going into our roads. To pick just three, Bob Kern, <br /> items. This was because we up-graded our computer Nannette Savage and John Santangelo have been going <br /> and photocopy capabilities, also we had to purchase a great job filling pot holes on 8 Road. More help would <br /> a new water pump and pressure tank. These over- be appreciated. <br /> runs were not too severe and should not cause any The road mowing has been completed between 5 <br /> hardship to HACA. Most of the other budget line Road and I 1 Road back to C Road in Area 1. The next <br /> items wall have unspent money at the end of the year, phase will head back toward D Road. <br /> which will cover the over-runs. It is my opinion that 8 Road should be budgeted for <br /> I have been asked to run for HACA Treasurer '97 and '98 and am looking for solutions for reworking <br /> again next yeaz. I strive to judiciously manage the the bad spots on the road pavement. <br /> fmancial affairs of HACA, and would appreciate <br /> your continued wnfidence. BEFORE YOU BULLDOZE... <br /> Are you planning on clearing your land? If so, and <br /> Respectfully, ~ if you don't plan on saving the ohia trees or the <br /> Dan Woolverton ~ hapu'u (tree ferns), please let someone do it for you! <br /> Treasurer, HACA ~ Please contact: <br /> Ken Cutting <br /> PO Box 574 <br /> Kurtistown HI 96760 <br /> <br />