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~ ~ beautiful land, the former resort of Hawaii's alii, and, with tasteful landscaping, Improve the appearance of the whole area as well. Keauhou stands to live-up to its meaning, the "new era or period," complete with a shopping center, community services, major resort hotels and facilities, and now, a support community to enrich the overall destination. In discussions with the developers, we have been exposed to a full perspective of the of the district, not only of Keauhou itself, but also all adjoining areas on the north and south with due regard for developments and cornmunit.y concerns in other localities. The subjects of consideration have ranged from the planned arrangement of the highway to the south and its possible effect on historic sites in the subject land and future impacts and environmental changes in areas we now take for granted. t.o ~:onditions arising from contact with innumerable factors cc}mmensurate with an active, creative visitor industry, including road hazards, stressful conditions due to congestion, increased traffic, new business establishments. services, and needs, rer_reation, both land and ocean oriented; preservation of space for basic industry activities, such as agriculture, exotic flowers, r:__:__. , , y. Lrll~:K i:i oIJS, l1~Illi1~, ITlarlllfa~vtllI e(1 gVoClS, cattle I'lrlclliri}~, et~_., pertinent to the general economic welfare of the district.. The land in question has long been used as a fattening area for cattle and consequently is ,overgrown with acacia over almost the entire section adjacent to the north of Kameharneha III Road and below Kuakini Highway. With the passing of cattle ranching as the primary econorriic factor and the rriusriroomirg growtri of the population, residential development will become increasingly passing and the need for input such as in this instance, will serve to ease the abrasive aspects of eonfrontatian. Assuming the subject development being In place, with exits and accesses created, Alii Drive stands to be relieved of much traffic along the residential front, the flow being shunted to the more open outlets at the lateral exits leading to Kuakini highway, the n__ ~ i ~ nnn major arterial.. The I"11g1"iwcty pr olec4ed IJy V(;Car151i1e 1 GVV at, 4l le P.O. Bux 595 ....Kailtu~-I:un& HI 96745.....: _,„Ph. L$081322-6174...........:fr7X 32~-381