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Page 2 of 2 has apparently been playing a big role in contributing toward the "tension" as follows: i) He has sent the Dept. of Health inspector to inspect their backyard twice for dog doodoo. 2) He has asked the building inspector to stop Rick and Tim from installing a bamboo screen on their newly built rock wall after he had originally agreed to let them erect the screens. 3) He has removed a surveyor's pin placed in his driveway by a licensed surveyor who revealed to Rick that Mr. Simon's driveway was illegally built on Rick's property. Amidst all of the "tension building" that Mr. Simons has been working on, he has not once called the humane society or the police about the "vocal dogs." I wonder why? Could it be that his issues are more personal and not really dog-related? So how does Bill 4, Draft 5 protect dogs and their guardians from being maliciously preyed upon by vindictive people like Mr. Simons? In closing I want to add that on Monday, March 28th, I parked my car two lots down from Mr. Simons house in order to carpool to the Task Force meeting on Animal Control with Rick. The meeting was held in Waimea. When I returned from Waimea after 10 pm, got into my car and drove it home 2 miles away, I noticed that my right front tire was flat. The next morning, Rick called me to say that two of the tires on John's truck (he is a temporary boarder at Rick's house) were also flattened. All 3 tires were punctured in the sidewall with a sharp object (like an ice pick) meaning that the tires were destroyed and had to be replaced. There were six cars parked in this general location and only 2 of our cars were targeted. ONLY TWO. We have filed criminal reports with the Police Dept. listing the obvious suspect. It is important that you include a section in the law which penalizes people making malicious and fraudulent claims and complaints. A $1,000 penalty is very reasonable. Mahalo, Josephine Keliipio 76-168 Royal Poinciana Drive Kailua-Kona, Hi 96740 4/11 /2005