2021-02-04 Windward Exh B Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center SPP-20-000220

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HALL: Sorry, excuse me Ms. Dickie Clark for the interruption, point of order. Today, we are not hearing the application, today we are hearing why Ms. Dickie Clark has standing so that should be the focus of this hearing at this point. DICKIE CLARK: Yeah, thank you for clarifying, I was confused about that and I've been trying to find out what the criteria for my standing might be and I have been totally unable to do that. So, if anybody can enlighten me, I would appreciate that. REPLOGLE: May I read that to you? DICKIE CLARK: Please. REPLOGLE: Okay. Assuming that the petition is in order, Rule 4-6 states that standing shall be granted if the following criteria can be met. Number one (1) his or her interest is clearly distinguishable from that of the general public; or number two (2) government agencies whose jurisdiction includes the land involved in the subject request; or number three (3) that they have some property interest in the land or lawfully reside on the land; or number four(4)that even though they do not have an interest different than the public generally, that the proposed action will cause them actual or threatened injury in fact; or number five (5)the persons who are descendants of native Hawaiians who inhabited the Hawaiian Islands prior to Seventeen-Seventy Eight(1778), who practice those rights which are customarily and traditionally exercised for subsistence, cultural or religious purposes. Is that good Ms. Dickie? You are muted again. I'm sorry Ms. Dickie but you're muted again. DICKIE CLARK: You should be able to hear me now? REPLOGLE: Yes, ma'am. DICKIE CLARK: I don't know it seems that my thing operates disconnects me when I'm not talking. REPLOGLE: Okay. DICKIE CLARK: Pardon the interruption. Yeah, I'm familiar with that, that first part of the petition for standing in a contested case hearing I was not familiar with the extension of that other than the first question that says in your interest in this matter clearly distinguishable from the general public. I do lawfully reside on that property it's my property and I've done so since Two-Thousand and Two (2002) I believe and because I don't have the rest of the information in front of me obviously, I'm not Hawaiian and I don't have any standing in that respect. But could you just repeat the part, the first part about— REPLOGLE: Yes, ma'am. DICKIE CLARK: —that after lawfully residing I told you, what was is the other part? EXHIBIT B 3