2020-01-08 Exh A Hearing Transcript Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Amend USE 15-056

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MEDEIROS: —Are you sure? Are you sure? Because I got paperwork showing me that within 500 feet of my, my home— HALL: He's talking about a different project. He's not talking about this project. MEDEIROS: No, but majority of the projects I'm talking about, Counsel, because you sit there as the Counsel doesn't mean you know everything CLARKSON: —Okay, I think we've gone through— MEDEIROS: —The thing is, I have documentation saying, okay, how can you reach people through, the only things that, they don't list, in my community, they don't list all the addresses that get their mail. They try to hit the PO boxes that not even are in use already. So, a lot of my neighbors, they don't get notification of what's happening with the County. They don't. CLARKSON: Okay, thank you all. Are there any further questions for any of the testifiers? COUCH: Can I ask one more question? CLARKSON: Go ahead. COUCH: It'll be very brief. Thank you. I appreciate you guys giving us an opportunity to speak here. I really do, and since I kind of heard it out of your mouth, it seems like 5G is a different factor, that might be some of the things that are modified. When they applied at the Planning Department, it was for a different technology. So, I am saying that you guys can go back and say reapply for 5G instead of modifying, and I pray to God that each and every one of you will do that today for us. Thank you. CLARKSON: Thank you, all. If there are no further questions for any of these testifiers, I'd like to call Dwight Vicente? Please raise your right hand. If you're not willing to be sworn, let me know, and we'll put on the record that your testimony is unsworn. VICENTE: For the record, your jurisdiction is limited to the 1,750,000 acres that was illegally ceded to the U.S by the joint resolution of 1898 by the banana republic of Hawaii. So, these lands have been on number 1, 2, and 3, I believe, was not ceded in 1898 and still belong to and fall under the jurisdiction of the Hawaiian Kingdom. So, your jurisdiction is questionable at best, limited to the Hawaiian Homes Commission which is the 1,750,000 only. So, you cannot issue permits or tax map keys of any sort. That's my answer to why I don't get sworn in. CLARKSON: Any further testimony? VICENTE: Okay my testimony is that the jurisdiction is questionable based on the 1898 Joint Resolution. It's limited to 1,750,000 acres of Crown and Government lands that was illegally ceded to the United States by the banana republic of Hawai` i. There's no amendment to go beyond that except in 1959, the State of Hawaii had the State Land Use Commission to use their EXHIBIT A 14