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Special HCHA meeting November 15, 2019 <br /> Eoff: Okay. Thank you. <br /> Poindexter: Thank you. <br /> Eoff: Okay go ahead and introduce yourself and we'll kind of stick to our normal <br /> format of (inaudible) three minutes. <br /> Olson (Public Testifier): Okay. John Olson from Puna. Just an FYI Don Swanson <br /> published an update in 2015 on the eruptive activity of Kilauea over the last <br /> 3,000 years definitively by chemistry and going back 15,000 years more <br /> generally. So there is more updated data laying out there if you want to find it. I <br /> haven't actually had a chance to talk to him about it yet but. Beyond that <br /> everybody sitting here knows how we got to where we are in terms of the <br /> infrastructure that is in hazard zones one and two. The fact that we haven't <br /> come up with a plan to allow people who were not informed to withdrawal <br /> from the area has always been a bone of contention, certainly with me. As you <br /> all know I was...1 chaired the Puna CDP, the one that is standing at the moment. <br /> I'm very familiar with the area and the problem with it. The fact that the monies <br /> need to be spent in a way that benefits the people who are there and allows <br /> them to withdrawal if they choose to...l'm not here speaking for myself, my <br /> house went...but I was informed, I knew...I knew the dog I bought, I knew what <br /> the crack in the back yard meant, I'd gone up and listened to Don Swanson's <br /> lectures, I can't say the rest is true for my neighbors. They were not informed. <br /> And we all know how that came about. That is wasn't put on your deed at the <br /> time. That you are in a hazard zone...no one knew. The mass majority of the <br /> people who bought 20 years or more ago were uninformed. So we have an <br /> obligation to right that wrong. We have an opportunity here to do that. And I'm <br /> looking forward to working with you to make that happen. If there's any other <br /> thing I would like to have some input on is...we have the historical town of <br /> Pdhoa which is in lava zone two and to maintain that and make some <br /> improvements for the economy there going forward we need to find a way to <br /> do that. Not sink a whole lot of money in it, but while we have it, to preserve it. <br /> And it is an economic boom and get working as is in the CDP on a new <br /> economic zone for that area which is basically the new Pdhoa, which is on the <br /> other side of the line. And to that end, go look at our new shopping center. <br /> Thank you. <br /> Eoff: Thank you Mr. Olson. Also, Susan Kim. Hi. <br /> Kim (Public Testifier): Hi. Thank you for this opportunity. I'm not really familiar with <br /> the CDBG so I do have a few follow up questions for you guys mostly, not to <br /> Council. <br /> Eoff: you can...you can just ask them and then we'll try and address them. <br /> Page 20 of 31 <br />
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