2019-07-11 Hearing Transcript - Charles Umemoto REZ 19-235

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sign. And, in 1820, President Monroe appointed Jon C. Jones as the agent for the U.S. and sent over the missionary families and the U.S. Navy. Thank you. GORMAN: Hi, I am Pat Gorman, Mike. I live on Kikaha in the corner of Pukana and Kikaha across from Chris. My main concern was that I thought that there was a possibility of the Kikaha Street being extended only and the park, the congestion at the park all the time with that, so, I'm glad to see that that's not happening. The other thing is with what the Chairman had mentioned, is a turnaround up on Mailani Street, because currently, anybody going up Mailani has to kind of turn around in driveways, and I'm sure that's not appreciated because there are vehicles parked there, and all that and so I think a turnaround up at the other end of the development would be a really nice thing to do for the neighborhood. Another concern might beI don't know how addressable it is, but the use of the park by the folks moving in with children, will they create other pathways to get to the park that go through other people's property. Right now, a lot of kids do walls to the park from all various areas, and I don't know how that works out with people in the area as far as is there any cutting through? I never hear any complaints, but this might cause some of that because of, it's not developed on the one side, and so you might get some of that. It's just, just a thought. I guess that's about it for me. YOSHIZUML Good morning. I have a few questions, some of them were stated by Chris and Pat. CLARKSON: Please introduce yourself. YOSHIZUML I'm Ralph Yoshizumi. I live on Kikaha Street. My main concern here tonight, today was to make sure that no roads was going to go through Kikaha to connect to the new subdivision, and I just want to have that thing made clear, if the gentleman representing the company that's doing the subdivision, if definitely Kikaha Street will not be included in this addition to the new subdivision? [Turning to Mr. Lindner.] LINDNER (from audience): It's not included. YOSHIZUML Can we put that in writing? HALL: It's already on the map, sir. YOSHIZUML Secondly, Chris mentioned the fact about handicap, ADA driveways or sidewalks. I'm the only one in the Ahualani Community Association that has an ADA approved driveway, and the County forced me to put that in. I live on the corner, okay? Normally, the ADA sidewalk would recess along the corner of the intersection. Mine is my driveway is the ADA approved entry point for anyone that wants to use it, and the County forced me to put it in back in 19[inaudible] 2001. Right after the big flood. Okay? So, yeah, I think we need EXHIBIT A 6