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Steven Bergfeld — it's pretty close. When it was cane, before you use to be able <br />drive through the cane and get to the forest reserve from either side. But I know <br />the west side is gated and managed by the lumber company, they were allowing <br />access at one time, but I'm not sure where that's at now. <br />Stanley- That's where they were going to lease to have a dairy? <br />Steven Bergfeld — Yes, this is lease for dairy, they have dairy cattle and beef cattle <br />there. We are in the process of clearing the iron wood trees that came in there, <br />because we are asking for access through their property, we got to put in some <br />work ourselves. <br />Abraham — Anybody else has questions for Steven on this area? Okay Steven you <br />can go forward. <br />Steven Bergfeld — Barbara do you mine doing the Makahanaloa slide. There we go. <br />Excuse me, so this road in red is there is the similar situation with Akaka Falls area. <br />When the private land owner did the subdivision, they were required to put in this <br />trail, or access route that go to the forest reserve. The problem is that it goes to <br />the corner of the forest reserve, because even though on the map it says Hilo Forest <br />Reserve that was a really old layer, when we had forest reserve designation on <br />private land. I will get to that section of the forest later in my presentation, when <br />I talk about this Hawaii Koa Forest purchase that we are working on. So that access <br />corridor actually goes to private property right in the corner of the forest reserve <br />so if you jump diagonal you would be on the Kaiwiki section of the Hilo Forest <br />Reserve. So we had a subdivision plan that was approved in in 2012 and that access <br />corridor is 55 feet wide 805 feet long. The public access plan states that the <br />applicant will clear vegetation in the easement area, there was no parking or <br />maintenance requirement included in the plan. As of March of this year the <br />easement was still not cleared, as required in the plan, and we have been talking <br />with our County counterpart, to enforce that with the private land owner. So, this <br />easement, once it is cleared on the ground then people should be able to use it. <br />Anyone have any question on this one? <br />Abraham — I would just go back to my original question. Sounds like this one is <br />different department for the County, so, my question is pretty much be the same. <br />Is there something we can do to push this one? Because, sounds like this one is <br />ready to go, you just, the landowner just got to clean the area. Maybe, can get <br />0 <br />