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~STIMo~vY ~ $~c.LS 22~ ~ a-~-~ FRonn l,~¢C~1 ~c~N,vsDN - ¢pEs. It's the old Carrot and the Stick game For years now the developer has dangled the Carrot (College Infrastructure) before us. They would provide infrastructurE and RENTAL space for the college until the campus was built. Then recently Chairman Stacy Heger picked up the carrot and told them they must provide something substantial related to the- college. At the last meeting, the ink was still wet I'm sure, the ; dcvelope~offered to build 20,000 sf (of what no details were offered), but build 20,000 SF on State Land. Smoke and Mirrors. How did (do) they intended to_get a building permit to build un State land n,n`'~'~ n°°~ years and thousands of dollars in fees and services for re zoning, environmental impact studies, archeological surveys, land use meetings, etc? This was the first obvious questions that came to my mind. In other words their offer was meaningless. Then last week Mr. Heger said "no university no college". He is getting pretty good at dangling the carrot don't you think. Well Mr. Heger how about doing some more of your magic by making Road #4 another requirement connecting over state land and in conjunction with the Lynch people? Let Mr. Schwab and Mr. Lynch meet at one of their clubs or at Schwab's private golf course and hammer out a deal. But make them wait on Palamanui until a legal Mauka Makai road is a sure thing and not some dried up carrot. At the very least make them wait on Occupancy of any structure until the road is built and dedicated. At the last meeting 7 passed on some interesting facts about traffic impact. Y think it deserves restating. My figures are the same as those independently arrived at by the Kona Traffic ca.a tio. Ref. Tp Ref. Date . nn~ rcocmc or ~~,r onn~ for ica