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<br /> <br /> May 02, 2006, at 08:47:49 AM Janice Palma-Glennie 16 (808) 324-0093 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> make approvals easier for developers is not in the public <br /> interest. <br /> <br /> Some changes might be made to the Subdivision Control Code but not <br /> those that give the planning director more control over <br /> subdivision evaluation and approval. Positive changes would <br /> insure better public notice of proposed subdivision changes, <br /> protection of native Hawaiian rights, and better ways to address <br /> traffic. The Subdivision Control Code should be amended in a <br /> deliberate, comprehensive, and public arena. changes proposed at <br /> this time make the public feel that they are being railroaded into <br /> a program at a time when other significant planning decisions <br /> should be addressed (i.e., the Rona CDP and possible concurrency <br /> legislation). These need to be addressed before the planning <br /> director is given more discretion to lighten the developers' load. <br /> My question remains: why is he proposing these changes at this <br /> time? What reasoning is being used to assure the public that these <br /> changes are in their interest and not developers'? <br /> <br /> Mahalo for your consideration of my views in this crucial matter. <br /> <br /> Best regards, <br /> Janice Palma-Glennie <br />