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Hawai`i County Charter Commission — Public Hearing March 25, 2019 <br />regular basis and if you made it four years, we would be sitting out here all by <br />ourselves twiddling thumbs for a while. So, that is why at least I am in favor of <br />the two year terms. And the other one is the emergency fund. I think that is a <br />great idea. I think we got caught when the eruption and the hurricane... we just <br />got caught flat foot without enough money to handle emergencies and I think <br />focusing on putting a portion of our money aside and not being able to dip into it <br />like they were... dipped into the Open Space Fund, is a good idea, so I do support <br />the emergency fund. Thank you. <br />CHR. ADAMS: May I ask Maya Parish. <br />MAYA PARISH: Proposal No. CA -9 and CA -18 in support. <br />MS. PARISH: Aloha. Thank you all so much for coming out here this evening. <br />My name is Maya Parish and I am simply here representing myself. I live up here <br />in Hawi in North Kohala and the Open Space, 2% Open Space Land Fund is very <br />dear to my heart. I think it is part of what makes this community so unique and <br />special, the open space, and this island so unique and special as compared with <br />some of the other islands. We are you know, one of the least developed and it is <br />one of our dearest treasures I think to really preserve and protect for future <br />generations and I am here to speak in strong support of CA -9 and CA -18 as well. <br />I will echo the great big heavies who came before me. They are the real experts <br />and have been doing the work for a long time. Both of these amendments seem to <br />serve to strengthen the 2% Open Space Land Fund and to make it more efficient, <br />to work better and to work as was originally intended. So, as we know, things <br />need to be revised sometimes to meet their ultimate goals and in this case both <br />amendments I believe in strongly, so I don't want to take up too much of your <br />time, just... it is a real honor to be here and thank you so much for coming to <br />listen to the community. <br />CHR. ADAMS: Thank you very much. Do we have any other speakers? We <br />have a speaker? <br />MS. BYRNE: Oh, is that me? Nothing like sneaking in... that means I won't <br />have time to prepare cliff notes. So just come on up? <br />CHR. ADAMS: Come on up. So as you are coming up, I would ask you to <br />provide your name, any organizations that you represent, and the Charter proposal <br />or section of the Charter that you are speaking to. <br />GAIL BYRNE: Proposal No. CA -9 and CA -18 in support. <br />MS. BYRNE: Yeah, my name is Gail Byrne Baber and I am speaking to the <br />PONC issues on the agenda. CA -9 and CA -18. So, think I was here or at least <br />before you guys long distance in February. Testified from Kona. Thank you for <br />your time and for being here. I was on the PONC Commission for a couple of <br />Page 7 <br />
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