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Hawaii County Council-30 Page 2 February 21, 2008 MEMORIALS, CERTIFICATES OF MERIT, AND EXPRESSIONS OF CONDOLENCE 8:30 A.M.: STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON COMMUNICATIONS AND ORDER OF RESOLUTIONS COMMUNICATIONS Comm. 589.11: UPDATE OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE LEGISLATNE LIAISON From Council Chair Pete Hoffmann, dated February 7, 2008, requesting this matter be agendized in order for the Ad Hoc Task Force and Legislative Liaison Ralph Boyea, if available, to apprise the Council on the activities of the legislative liaison. ORDER OF RESOLUTIONS Res. 499-08: Encourages the Commercial Eucalyptus Forestry Industry and the Department of Land and Natural Resources to Work Together to Promote Better Management Practices by Implementing Setbacks and/or Buffer Zones Where Eucalyptus Trees Border Residential Homes, State Highways, and County Roads. {Recommends that a reforestation plan delineating specific setbacks and/or buffer zones of 120 feet from residential homes, State highways, and County roads be completed.}; and PC-63. Res. 501-08: Extends the Temporary Delay of Council Action on Rezoning Applications in the District of South Kohala Until the South Kohala Community Development Plan is Adopted by Ordinance, or December 1, 2008, Whichever Shall Occur First. {The original delay termination date of January 5, 2008, has expired and the South Kohala Community Development Plan process is still ongoing; therefore, an extension of time is necessary.}; and PC-64. Res. 502-08: Amends Resolution No. 44-07, Drafr 2, by Extending the Temporary Delay of Council Action on Rezoning Applications in the District of North Kohala that Would Permit Transient Lodging Accommodations or Re-Designate Agricultural Land Into Zoning Districts with a Minimum Land Area Less Than Twenty Acres in Size, Until the North Kohala Community Development Plan is Adopted by Ordinance, or December 2008, Whichever Shall Occur First. {The temporary delay will expire on February 22, 2008, and the North Kohala Community Development Plan process is still ongoing; therefore, an extension of time is necessary.}; and PC-65.