2019-08-15 Leeward Exh A (SLU 19-052 & SMA 19-072)

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P. MCMICHAEL: "Wow, Simmy, eat the eggs? It's poison." They're–real quick–they were UNGER: Excuse me P. MCMICHAEL: —rat-poisoning my chicken. UNGER: Can I ask you to summarize, and in particular, specifically how you are impacted and why, why you should be granted standing in this hearing? P. MCMICHAEL: Because I want to protect our waters, and our lives are at stake. We surf. I know this community very well, in and out, 41 years. There was no surf shop back then. They are all parents now. And we all take our keiki-s and our mo`opuna-s to the beach. My kids are, they are water people. And UNGER: Good P. MCMICHAEL: I have horses and I would love to have the horses back on Alii Drive, period. I can't have my horse there. I have horses. UNGER: Great. Thank you. ALAPAL Oh, like, my grand-aunt, she's coming in, I guess, as a lineal descendant also. Her great-grandmother was Asuik[phonetic] Akau, A-K-A-U, and on her marriage certificate where she can provide–because I heard there is a legal thing and I guess to get standing you have to be of Hawaiian ancestry of the ancient Hawaiians –and under her great-grandmother's marriage certificate, as a nationality, it states Hawaiian. Her parent, Asuik's [phonetic]parents shows Chinese as ancestries for both, but her great-grandmother shows Hawaiian as a nationality. As a descendant of I guess the qualifications of Hawaiian ancestry, I guess she qualifies. And then, to get deeper, if we have to show the genealogy, then I guess she can come under mines as a lateral descendant. And then, I might have to show on the property, I think I saw Jeanie or Jane, I think, Jeanie or Jane Lahilahi on one of the landowners. She's a second cousin to my Kanui. She come from Keli`imaika`i, Kamehameha's brother. Ka`oana`eha is the mother, Jane Lahilahi's mother, married John Young that had Lahilahi, Keoni Ana and Gracie Kama`iku`i. But on that line she's a lateral descendant through Kanui. If it's under Julia Alapai Kauwa, or Kauwa`a, her parents were Nahili and Kauwa`a. Kauwa`a was the daughter of Alapai-maloiki and Kamaua. Alapai-maloiki and Kma`u's grandfather Keeaumoku Papaiaheahe is full brothers. They come from Keawepoepoe and Kumaaiku. So, yeah, hopefully that covers. UNGER: All right, thank you. To the applicants and consultants, I have a specific question to ask, but then you can certainly continue with what you have to say, but, do you have any objections to the petitioners? FUKE: I have to get permission from–anyway, I think that in the perfect world, I think the applicant would prefer not having a contested case hearing and having all of these concerns 9 EXHIBIT A