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PC-2 Page 10 .lanuai}~ 4. 2005 Comm. 42.5: From Marjorie Erway, dated December 19. 2004_ urges Council to pass Rill 16>. Draft 1 as quickly as possible. Comm. -42.6: From Peter I Ietfron, dated December 19, 2004. suggests that the Council dc~ otc most of the Committee's time to the tbllowing: summarize the proposed General Plan process and outputs to date; state the reasons for the delay in approcmg plan: and some suggestions for resolving the delay. Conan. 42.7: From A.D. Ackerman, dated December 20, 2004, opposes the section of the General Plan. Draft 1. which categorizes their property below the old railroad (the new Hokuli'a bypass highway) as "Important Agricultural [,and." States that this is an incorrect categorization. Comm. 42.8: Prom Claudia Woodward-Rice, dated December 20, 2004. opposes the section in Draft 2 of the General Plan. which changes the land use status of an area in I lonomu Village from "Low Density Urban" to "Medium Density Urban." Comm. 42.9: Prom John Y. Ota, dated December 18, 2004, would like his suggestions to he included in the General Plan, which addresses cesspools/septic tanks/County sewage system, Alcanio Canal, and contamination of rivers, ditches and shoreline ocean waters. Comm. 42.10: From .Ion Olson. submitting handouts regarding motor vehicle related deaths and injuries on the Big Island and the ,41role~~ic P/cut Ji~r.Sua7uining curt/ Rep/icuiiit~= the k"en'au Recycling cand Rea.ce ('en/er, which was prepared b~ I iawai'i Island Economic Development Board. Comm. 42.1 l : From Gary Safarik. Council Chair, submitting a list of issues for discussion on the General Plan. STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC/ADJOURNMENT hhe meeting place is accessible for persons with physical disabilities. Persons who need special accommodations to attend this meeting should call 961-8245 by December 30, 2004. Persons using I'DDs may call 961-8521. hhose persons wishing to testily in person must register with the County Clerk's staff. Those lcstilying in person and submitting written testimony at the meeting should bring Fifteen copies of the testimom~ for distribution at the meeting. Those persons unable to testify in person may submit testimony (1) by mail to the County Clerk's Office in Hilo at the above address. 2) by facsimile to (80R) 961-8913, or 1>1 h}' e-mail to ~~urmr/~~~,v~mnm~'u~rn_huir~rii; hLtte. Copies will be made and distrihutai at the meeting Nficn transmitted in a timely manner. In any case, both oral and Nrillen testimony will he made a part ol~ the public record.