2020-03-05 Exh C New Cingular dba AT&T USE 19-082

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southwest property boundary with 17'h Avenue. The assertion that the proposed cellular tower is not located within a half a mile radius of this [inaudible] property and archaeological REPLOGLE: Excuse me, sir SCHISZLER: —site is blatantly misleading REPLOGLE: you need to SCHISZLER: —and false! REPLOGLE: You need to wrap it up. SCHISZLER: The Office of the Native Hawaiian Affairs is currently conducting an archaeological field inspection to determine the research potential for this archaeological site and also to classified site as a historic property on the State Historic Preservation library. State law mandates that development of corporate infrastructure such as a proposed cell tower that the [inaudible] which is under current laws to develop in a half mile radius where archaeological sites and historic—so you can see the can of worms, this is happening. You're not—now, that's [inaudible]. Now, you know what else here, we have the, I have the REPLOGLE: —Sir— [Tapping gavel] SCHISZLER: —What? Wait a minute! Wait a minute! English, English, English 101, English 101, private, private, does anybody know the definition of "private?" I do. Intended for a restrictive, to the use of particular person, group, or class, private park, private roads, private subdivision. Our roads are private. We pay for them. We need to be, have compensation, not a cell tower as our compensation. How come we have a cell tower for compensation when we control the roads? The boundary of this cell tower is on our private road! Not, the property owner. So, the determination should be made from our property road which is too close to the tower where everybody drives by will be inside of the range. Thank you very much—and wait a minute, wait a minute. One last thing. This thin, this thin ice thing, it's designed, you know, all these general plans and everything is supposed to help protect us and all that. II just know, don't know about that, you know. The thin ice about our civil rights is what I'm concerned about most of all also. You're not going to listen to health issues. Let's talk about our civil rights. Government officials should be sworn to protect our constitutional civil rights. The cell tower approval will open up a constitutional can of worms. At least two successful similar Supreme Court briefs are also case law. One signature president is hereby ignored in light of our solidarity. This zoning should be and can be rejected if you folks truly care about our children, grandchildren, community, and environment. Thank you. REPLOGLE: And, thank you Mr. Medeiros for giving your three minutes to Mr. Schiszler. MEDEIRO S -GARCIA: Thank you guys for giving us a chance for speak. Mahalo, everybody. REPLOGLE: So, this concludes the public testimony portion. EXHIBIT C 19