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Page 2 of 3 Bill 251 Stanford Carr - SCD Kona 108, LLC_Kona Coffee Estates, APPLICANT Maybe Mr. Carr is a nice guy. But he's a land speculator, and this speculation should have to wait until it will benefit ordinary people, working people, people already here and not just Mr. Carr and the rich who will come from the mainland to buy his lots or his houses. As with any and all developments, it will add to traffic, use more water than available, increase overcrowding in our schools. And in this case he doesn't even offer roads or parks or Why should this go through? Because Mr. Carr wants to make a lot of money? I think it should wait until first we have the infrastructure (like mass transit, for one) and second, until he proposes land use that will benefit the community in a way that promotes aloha, not greed. I'm sick of gates and curbs and manicured little lawns in front of huge houses that all look the same. Why doesn't he sell the land and find a piece of desert in Southern California to ruin? Bill 247 D. Smith, applicant - to rezone Ag. 20 acres to Family Ag. 3 acres in Kaloko More traffic. The Kaloko Mamalahoa Hwy intersection is already dangerous. Bad for the watershed and endangered species. I've been here since before those 20 acre ag lots were first split. No one who bought them had any right to expect to be allowed to split them again. I would have loved to own one of those, it was so beautiful up there. Now, as elsewhere, it's a haven for the elite, not the farmers. The smaller lots should never have been allowed. Stop digging (see above) Bill 246 The Bonehead Bill As I understand it, we have a law requiring complete information be provided with subdivision applications. Problem is, the County has been breaking the law, by not enforcing this law... solution: CHANGE THE LAW??? How in the world can you begin to justify allowing one of your so-called "developments" to go forward based on incomplete information? This is a big part of why we are in such a mess! Developers tell you what they want and hint about benefits to the community (what you want to hear) that for some strange reason just never seem to fully materialize SURPRISE SURPRISE! Bills 226 & 227 Lava Kuakini, applicant - to rezon_e_Ag. to Urban for a 212-unit townhouse Ah, yes. It's just the experience of Hawaii I moved here for 30 something years ago and what tourists nowadays first think of when the fantasize about a vacation in Hawaii.... townhouses! GIVE ME A BREAK. WASN'T IT ZONED AG FOR A REASON? WHY DON'T YOU JUST HIRE SOMEONE TO PAVE THE ENTIRE ISLAND. Come to think of it, the way you're pissing off Madame Pele, she just might! Reasons to deny: see above! 5/17/2006