Communication No. 2021-06- Simmy McMichael Public Testimony

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The FHWA requirements for a Corridor Management Plan are: 1. A map identifying the corridor boundaries, location, intrinsic qualities, and land uses in the corridor. 2. An assessment of the intrinsic qualities and their "context" (the areas surrounding them). 3. A strategy for maintaining and enhancing each of those intrinsic qualities. 4. The agencies, groups, and individuals who are part of the team that will carry out the plan, including a list of their specific, individual responsibilities. Also, a schedule of when and how you'll review the degree to which those responsibilities are being met. Royal Footsteps Along the Kona Coast Addresses these Issues in the following sections of the CMP: Corridor maps are found at: Page ii; Chapter 3, Page 37; Chapter 5, Page 96; Chapter 6, Page 121; Chapter 6, Page 126 (Land Use Map;) Aerial image of the entire corridor length are at: Chapter 1, Page 6. Chapter 2 describes general historical context along the corridor; Chapter 3 describes various points of interest along the corridor and the intrinsic qualities of these selected sites. Chapter 7 describes the management measures to maintain and enhance the intrinsic qualities; Appendix E is a draft Interim Preservation Plan Page ix lists the Scenic Byway Committee members; Chapter 4, Pages 93 & 94 list governmental agency involvement; Chapter 7, Page 137 lists entities with jurisdiction over the sites; Chapter 7, Pages 140 - 145 lists contemplated actions, jurisdiction and timeframe; Chapter 7, Page 146 - 149 identifies specific actions recommended by the Local Byway Committee 5. A strategy of how existing development might Chapter 7, Pages 140 - 145 lists contemplated be enhanced and new development actions, jurisdiction and timeframe; Chapter 7, accommodated to preserve the intrinsic qualities Page 146 - 149 identifies specific actions of your byway. recommended by the Local Byway Committee 6. A plan for on-going public participation. 7. A general review of the road's safety record to locate hazards and poor design, and identify possible corrections. Chapter 4, Page 86 notes ongoing actions, including public participation; Chapter 7, Pages 146 - 149 note Local Byway Committee action for ongoing public process Chapter 5, Pages 98-107 summarize several safety reports related to the corridor; Appendix C is a 2003 Analysis; Appendix D is a 2007 Assessment; Appendix H maps crash data for 2009 and ambulance response crash data for 2007-2010 Royal Footsteps Along the Kona Coast Corridor Management Plan xiii