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Page 1 of 1 <br /> Murashige, Laura <br /> . <br /> From: Connie [ckvohden@hotmail.com] <br /> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 8:23 PM <br /> To: Council All <br /> Subject: KPC 3/22/06 Agenda <br /> Aloha Council Members: <br /> With the growing number of Developers looking to develop unoccupied land in Hawaii, we <br /> must once again focus on sustaining the current population. <br /> We are already faced with gridlock traffic during the day, power outages and water <br /> shortages. Unlike the mainland we have limited utility resources. While the developers <br /> should not be expected to pay 100% of the cost for infrastructure, they either must wait until <br /> such a time as the infrastructure can accommodate their development plans or they must <br /> pay a higher cost to accelerate the process of their development. <br /> Let's face it, development will happen however, the council has the opportunity to control the <br /> speed. If there is such a demand for development than the increased costs associated with <br /> infrastructure should not be a financial burden to the developer. <br /> In addition, the development should reflect the look and style of Hawaii. This is not Palm <br /> Springs or New York, let's not change the look of paradise. Hawaii draws travelers to it's <br /> beautiful shores because of the style of Aloha. Any new development should reflect the style <br /> and grace of Hawaii. <br /> Please, help maintain the quality of life for those who call Hawaii home. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Connie K. Vohden <br /> Kahakai Estates <br /> 75-6173 Nakukui Drive <br /> Kailua Kona, HI 96740 <br /> Comm. No.__ 3~ Z , 36 <br /> F.:~ f. To: Prw <br /> tjuf. Uale <br /> <br /> 3/21 /2006 <br /> <br />