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2022-04-21 Leeward Exh B (Public Testimony re Items 2&3 Hawaii One1 Investors REZ&SMA)
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2022-04-21 Leeward Exh B (Public Testimony re Items 2&3 Hawaii One1 Investors REZ&SMA)
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PASCIUTA: My name is Olivia Kong and I live in Ahupua`a of Keauhou. <br /> VITOUSEK: Mahalo. Please proceed with your testimony. <br /> PASCIUTA: My testimony is about the rezoning. It's tax map key 7-7-008:121. I'm in <br /> opposition. I am a lineal descendant from families who have lived and continue to live in <br /> Kahalu`u and Keauhou. To reiterate what my mother, Lily Haaunio Kong had stated September <br /> 2013. I am in opposition of the rezoning of agricultural land for the following reasons. The land <br /> was zoned for agriculture and should be used for that purpose. Once you take away agricultural <br /> land, you can never get it back. There have already been an increase of rezoning of Ag land well <br /> as pastureland around Kona over the past years. <br /> Developing this area would disturb the underground water flow that's vital to the ecological <br /> system along the shoreline. Fresh water that flows from the mountain to the seashore mixes with <br /> the seawater and becomes brackish water. That, in turn, is part of the ecological system for the <br /> ecological system nourished by the brackish water all along the shoreline. And then that in turn <br /> feeds into the larger ecological aquatic systems. This same runoff from the land would devastate <br /> the sea life and future tourist attractions for miles up and down the seacoast. These disturbances <br /> would starve the shoreline eventually leaving a barren coastline. An example would be Keauhou <br /> Bay. Just one generation ago it was nicknamed Mother's Kitchen. Today it's more like Mother <br /> Hubbard's Kitchen. Thank you. <br /> VITOUSEK: Mahalo. Circling back to Simmy McMichael. Simmy are you there? I see that <br /> it's muted. <br /> S. MCMICHAEL: Hello. <br /> VITOUSEK: Hello. <br /> S. MCMICHAEL: Hello. <br /> VITOUSEK: Can you hear us? <br /> S. MCMICHAEL: It says press Alt and A. I still don't know where Alt and A is. Where is Alt <br /> and A is Loke? <br /> VITOUSEK: Can you hear us? Hello. <br /> S. MCMICHAEL: Hi. <br /> VITOUSEK: There you are. <br /> S. MCMICHAEL: My computer? <br /> VITOUSEK: Yes. <br /> 4 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />
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