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PC-2 Page 8 Janua~}~ _'005 Comm. 45.35: From Delan Perry. President, Big Island Farm Bureau. dated ,tune 25, 2004, stating that during the development of the General Plan, there was intense Participation by the Big Island Farm Bureau and other agricultural organiiutions, and the language with the "Agricultural" chapter of Draft 1 is a product of that participation, and should be retained. During its June 15, 2004 tnecting, the Board of Directors voted to respectively request the Planning Committee reject Bill 163_ Draft 2, which proposes to delete the references and police statements related to the identification and protection of hnportant Agricultural Land in the County. as well as the "Important Agricultural Lands" Ll I PAG designations currently contained in Draft 1. Comm. 45.36: ['-mail from Christopher Norrie, dated June 12.2004, supporting the current drag of the General Plan, and stating that one thing should be clarified: that the three "Overall Amendments to the LUPAG Map" should be embodied as a change in the Bill itself in a note on page one of the LUPAG Map. Comm. 45.37: From James M. Leonard, AI(P, Principal Hilo Oflicc. PBR I Iawai'i, dated June 3. 2004. enclosing copy of letter and exhibits that had been sent to and discussed with prior Planning Committee Chairperson, Bobby ,lean I,eithead-Todd, to ensure that it is still part of the record and to be considered during deliberations on the General Plan update. Comm. 45.38: From Roberta Kvenild_ dated .Iuly 2.2004, strongly opposing the possibility of a change of zoning in Honomu to "medium density." Comm. 45.39: From Gene Van Dyke, dated July 2, 2004. opposing the possibility of a change of zoning in I Ionomu, where 35 units are built on one acre. Comm. 45.40: From Robert Kvenild and Sally Kvenild, dated July 2. 2004, opposing the possibility of a change of zoning in Honomu to "medium density." Comm. x5.41: From John B. Ray. PresidcnL Hawaii Lccward Planning Conference. dated ,luly 1, 2004, offering continents regarding Bill 163, Draft 2, including support of Draft 2 changes to retain intensive and extensive Ag land classifications: support of Rural-Agricultwal land Designation; support of language adequately addressing the nature and implementation of Conununity Dc~~clopment Plans: support inclusion of Floating lonr. and supports deletion of the categon ol~ "Areas to be Kept in a Largely Natural State. With Minimal Facilities Consistent with Open Space Uses." Comm. 45.42: From Michael J. Matsukawa. Attorney at I,aw, dated Junc 15, 2004, offering ibllow up comments to his testimony at the General Plan Workshop on .tune 14, 2004. regarding Bill 163, Draft 2. Comm. 45.43: From Michael J. Matsukawa. Attorney at Law, offering teslimon} in opposition to Bill 163, Draft 2, stating it is based on the erroneous assumption that the Cicneral Plan can and should be hortatory and without the force of law.