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ooum roini rorum: moiic ouppon 1.01 runaiu u rage ^ or goes on and on; How about the 20,000$ Jacobson donated to Kau Pres. 10 for the Music Fes. 10 for the Honoa school, give me a break! How bout our V.Fireman, my dh has been sick since the last fire, bloody nooses,every day, we were promised safety gear, our where is it! You think this bill dosen't affect you, check it out. It could and will destroy this area. And you signed the bill on Kau pres. web site, before you do so, you need to spend some major time in this area. Liz make it happen Posted By: Jim S Date Posted: 05 June 2007 at 3:08pm Good Morning Liz,Erik,Meg,Rich,Brian and Mary I'm one of your neighbors and have been following the comments during the last few days. Upfront I want to tell you that I am a member of Kam u Preservaton. I have worked hard and long to protect Punalu' u and the coast of Ka' u. I believe it is a natural treasure and makes our homes here even more va{uable. Peop{e come from all over the world to Punalu u and they do so after driving from Kona or Hilo where the natural beauty of the Island is obscured by gridlock.Today, I just wanted to respond to multiple pieces of false and misleading information: I want you to know that I am a very principaled individual and if any of what you have said was true I'd be the first to leave the organization and expose the non truths.Having said that allow me to respond to things you have been told; I first want to address the issue of the golf course. In the plan the golf course stays and it along with the tennis courts are to be upgraded. The issue of the amount of land baffles me; it is 150 acres, it has always been 150 acres. Who ever is peddling the 310 acres is deliberately misleading people. The property would be from the historic high water mark acrossed the property's ocean frontage and inland 2000 feet. That is all the property that is involved.AS for access to the property....you can not seriously believe that we would put ourselves through all of this and then make it Non-accessible. It is and will be the peoples park. It will have even more access since the current park is owned by the property owners and the county leases it and that includes the boat launch. 50, if this proposal is accepted even the boat launch will be in the public domain. !assure you there will be NO gates. I would be the first to be there protesting if that ever happened.As for a "hidden agenda" I don't know how to refute that point. Sometimes perception become reality .There were mistakes made in the original proposal,TMK numbers were confused. NO personal property was ever considered for purchase. Everyone who owns property there on the beach would still own it after the purchase of the park. It is also true that Ka' u Preservation was charge with the task of putting together a COMMUNITY BASED committee that would be responsible for the clean up of the mess the current owners have created by their neglect.) can not understand why the current residents of the condos at Punalu' u have not risen up and gone after the current owners. I think it borders on criminal what they have NOT done to the area.Ka' u preservation is not a bunch or horrible people....we too are sincere and committed to a cause that we believe is a sacred responsibility .There are multiple places in scripture where the bible talks of this responsibility.lnthe very first book of the bible Yahewh says we are to ....subdue the earth !This word is always read wrong. A study of the ancient languages of Hebrew and Aramaic clearly translates this word as TAKE CARE OF OR PROTECT. This is the exact translation of the Hawaiian word MALAMA.We believe we are doing that and in the process we are protecting all the endangered species and the future of our pristine coastline. The plan of the living classroom would function in away that everyone would benefit. Jobs would be created and we have already identified 149 of them with salaries from $ 28,000.00 thru $ 50.OOO.OO.We WANT some development and see it more likely on the mauka side of the highway.This obviously would have to include some form of housing for the many quests and students who would be coming to Punalu'u.We believe It would become a significant economic http a/wwwsouthpointhawaii. comlfbrun~/printer_firiendly~osts.asp?HII)=21 &"T'IT~207 7!5/2007