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Mr. Zendo Kern, Chairman Windward Planning Commission May 27, 2011 Page 3 boundary. However, the amendments contained in Bill 194 included the removal of the word "Preliminary" from the village center boundary symbol's description. This incorrectly suggests that the boundaries shown on the maps in Figures 5 -1 through 5 -11 are fixed. While this interpretation is clearly incorrect and inconsistent with the language in Sec. 5.2.2 Criteria for Proposed Locations and Boundaries to wit: "The maps toward the end of this chapter indicate the suggested locations for the village centers in greater detail, based on the following criteria:... " and "The maps shown in this chapter are not meant to be precise or strictly interpreted, but rather as guidelines in the preparation of rezoning requests for areas within or adjacent to regional town centers, community village centers, or neighborhood village centers." (Emphasis added) The Planning Director agrees with the proposed amendment labeled Exhibit 1 attached hereto. 2. Amendment proposed by PCDP AC to amend the language in several areas of the CDP, correct spelling errors throughout the CDP and to alter the formatting in certain locations of the CDP. All of the proposed language changes consist of the simple rephrasing the existing language to provide greater clarity or adding language for the same purpose that does not alter the meaning, force or intent of the original language. In one instance (Sec. 4.2.2e of the PCDP) the entire Item e is being deleted since it repeats Sec. 4.2.3b.3). (See Section 11 of Exhibit 2) Review by staff support for the Puna CDP discovered numerous additional spelling and punctuation errors in both the originally adopted version of the Puna CDP and the Bill 194 amending version. Most of these errors appear to have been typographical in nature or having to do with the correct spelling of Hawaiian words and names. The extensive use of bullets in the Puna CDP makes accurate referencing to specific goals, objectives and actions articulated in the CDP difficult. Therefore,