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<br /> <br /> RECEIVED OCT 3 0 2006 <br /> <br /> <br /> HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL n <br /> 75-5706 Hanama PL Suit #109 s E.. <br /> <br /> Kailua Kona, HI. 96740 H06 NOU 2 AM 8 49 <br /> <br /> Faith Hayes Clc" I - 1 <br /> <br /> 75-269 Malulani Drive <br /> Kailua Kona, Hi 96740 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Aloha Council Members; <br /> <br /> <br /> I have lived in Malulani Gardens for nearly three years. This <br /> has been a safe and quiet community with easy access to work <br /> and town. <br /> <br /> It has recently come to my attention that there is a plan being <br /> considered to open the area behind my home for heavy <br /> construction vehicles to access the property to the south for <br /> <br /> development purposes. <br /> I'm not sure if you have seen this area, but if you have you <br /> know that it would be totally unsafe for those of us living in <br /> <br /> this area to have large construction vehicles traveling on this <br /> unpaved road. I have attached pictures to help show the <br /> problems we could be facing if this is allowed. As you can see <br /> <br /> our homes are less than 10 feet, in some areas, from the <br /> proposed road. There is also less than a 2 inch lip on the edge <br /> of the road. If a truck were to get out of control it would come <br /> <br /> crashing into our bedrooms. <br /> There is also the problem with safety of the rock walls holding <br /> up the road. My property is adjacent to and below the wall on <br /> <br /> the makai side. Since the earthquake I have noticed some areas <br /> that appear to be cracked, my neighbor tells me there are areas <br /> where water is flowing through the walls on their property. <br /> <br /> Imagine the stress that will be added to the walls if heavy <br /> construction vehicles are allowed to add extra weight and <br /> stress to these already compromised walls. Was this area 'j(p~p.2S <br /> <br /> Comm. NO <br /> Ref. To: fa`'...wlr <br /> Ref. Date 006 <br />