2020-03-05 Exh B New Cingular dba AT&T USE 19-081

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PALEKA-KAMA: Paleka-Kama. AU: P, starts with a P. So, I'm just looking to see if you were notified. PALEKA-KAMA: No. AU: You know, you mentioned that you weren't notified? PALEKA-KAMA: No, the way I found out was initially they wen put the sign, yeah, the sign on the non-public road and then with the [inaudible] of the other people, I got a copy of what AT&T acquisition department sent. You know, I going just add. You know the application, and because this is special use, you know the, I don't even see where the application addresses not only the construction but what about the deconstruction. Like we just going let this pole stand in the yard till the thing fall down? Whose kuleana going be? Especially in this kind variance use of that zone. And, no worry Mr. Umiat, we going heal from this. AU: Okay, ma'am, thank you very much. You answered my question. That's all, Mr. Chair. RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much, appreciate it. We'll call up the next testifiers. We have Melonie Lucero, Edelyn Ellwood, Sariah Evans, and Byron Mathews. Please raise your right hands. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this matter now before the Planning Commission? TESTIFIERS: Yes/I do. RAFFIPIY: All right, we're going to start from right going to left. Please state your name, speak directly in the microphone, where you live, and please proceed. LUCERO: My name is Melonie Lucero, a resident in the area of the proposed monopole by New Cingular Wireless, AT&T Mobility. My family has been living in our home since the 1960's when my grandparents built the home. My children are the third generation in this home, and I strongly oppose the construction and installation of cell towers and other wireless facilities including but not limited to the antennas, smart cells, mini cells, and other neighbors—in our neighborhood near schools, parks, churches, and homes and other community gathering places. I'm opposed to the plans to install cell antennas and association equipment at the TMK No. (3) 1-7-031:031, and on any other utility pole and other location in Kea`au and adjacent neighborhoods. This site is nestled within our home radius, and as would anybody else, this is where we habitat for safety. This would be directly in front of, within dangerous radius of where, as a community, we sleep, eat, and care for our children. Furthermore, I am opposed to any of AT&T's further plans for additional sites in our neighborhood within miles of our home. By placing cell towers in neighborhoods that are causing irreparable damage to our health, which I understand is a subject that cannot be entirely addressed, but the future of our children and even our property values, residents of Hawai` i should be able to buy and build with confidence that responsible planning and zoning will adhere EXHIBIT B 17