2015-04-20 Game Management Advisory Commission Mintues

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Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting Minutes—April 20, 2015 come I'm saying it's kind of tenuous for you folks as a body to do that because that's not one of those — it's not advising. DY- But what if we advise PONC to look at an easement. CM: When you going to advising PONC —that's the other part I was gonna just bring up is you can also within, you know the last part of your folks charter section, right, it says promulgate, reports or something like that, right? Right. So what you could do — is if you folks get together as a body and you just say, OK, we want GMAC to tell the council —another government agency—we want you to go look at— I don't know—just take for something out of the blue, right, Finance Factors property—just out of the blue, just something, right—we just want you to go look at that and you as GMAC can send them that letter. But then you're not the proponent or the sponsor putting together the package and running it through to the end. Cause one of the most important things that Alex was telling you folks — that I don't know if it's fully appreciated — is that how detailed the report is, their submittal is — how willing the owner is —the higher it gets ranked. And I think that's a fair statement. DY: Craig — I'm kind of clear on the purchase of property— I think that's a very detailed kind of thing, but easements on the other hand are just basically agreements, right? I mean between a property owner and the county or the state. CM: It's a lower level of purchase. It's not a purchasing fee but it is —you know when they talk about the bundle of rights that come with a purchase of a property. It's all but maybe like three sticks of the bundle of rights. DY: Yeah, I understand that but what I'm saying is — in terms of, I don't know how to say this legally, but in terms of the advising responsibility— isn't that kind of a lower level? Because we're going to a —we're advising another government agency, like for example Mark said there's this easement that goes to the Hualalai area —so can we just advise the mayor or the council to work on opening that easement. CM: No. That's what I'm saying. That's what you can do. What I'm saying is — it's hard for you folks as a part-time volunteer board to put together a full on packet that will have that parcel ranked high enough. So, I mean, it's possible, I mean if you folks want to donate a lot of time to do it— it's possible— but it's also kind of on the edge of your folks kuleana, yeah. KID: Sorry, OK, this is Kalani. So getting back to what Ike was saying — so what if we have somebody to propose something and have them address GMAC and then we go with one saying that we all agree that this should 7