2022-04-07 Windward Exh B (Item 1 Holcomb PL-SMA-2021-007)

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either be through the Makahanaloa Fishing Association or a local land manager that Kelly ultimately chooses. But the desire is to basically get into this situation where the Association or the land manager is able to work out a license agreement that absolves basically creates liability protections for the landowner. Also, sets up the rules and regulations for the use of the property. We'd like them to be the fishermen to be able to access the property. Provided that they understand the dangerous nature of the sea cliffs, they have experience of fishing and gathering of the resources in the area and they're willing to sign these liability waivers that will protect our client. The public access would be or this access for the fisherman would be essentially open to them based on the similar criteria that the County opens and manages public access to other areas. We open sunrise to sunset weekly. Night fishing will be available, but just no camping and probably would also include no campfires. But with that we stand ready to answer any questions that you guys may have for us. AU: Thank you for your presentation I do see Commissioner Lin, do you have a question for the applicant? LIN: Thank you Chair. Mr. Knable,just a question to toss out there, how many fishermen are we talking about that go through this trail? I mean just interviewing the people in the area. KNABLE: From what I understand it's probably just a handful of folks. The Makahanaloa Association informed us that there's just a small group. A lot of folks like Alex said they prefer to go to the KS property, which is a point to the south of our property. Which is a little bit closer to the shoreline and you don't have this really tall dangerous sea cliff situation. But we recognize through the interviews that we did through our cultural impact analysis report that there were just a handful of folks that wanted to come down there and use the resource. So, the idea is to kind of create this managed access situation where anybody who's interested, so long as they're willing to sign the liability waivers and they're willing to observe our rules. We certainly will facilitate that use and even give them some parking on site so they're not parking out on the road. Which is current what usually happens during the big ulua tournaments. Folks are parking right at that entrance that we've shown, and they go through the property to the south and go to the KS point. So,we figured that this is a good way to take care of the fishermen, the folks that are interested in using it, but at same time providing our client with some protections if something bad happens. LIN: Okay, no further questions, thank you. AU: Any other Commissioners have questions for the applicant? Commissioner Galimba you have a question? GALIMBA: Right, so just reading the recommendations. The applicant is encouraged to allow access which we talked about. I think all of the discussion of managed access is completely 6 EXHIBIT B