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Second, the 2006 Board proposed, and members ratified,a community center on that very parcel. That community center would have served the entire community. Third, as a senior citizen I can foresee the need for supportive services, closer than Malama Market Center or Pahoa Town. Fourth, in a democratic society it is only right to allow the membership of HSCA as a whole to have a say in the future use of this property. And a village center should be left as an option as none of us can say what the future would hold. In conclusion I would like to see the Planning Commission retain the option for a village center on the parcel. Thank you. KERN: Any questions? Seeing none -. DE MEY: My name is Mary Ann De Mey. I live at 15-2778 Popaa Street, Pahoa. I also am a member in good standing of Hawaiian Shores Recreational Estates. I also am a former Board Member and I was the chair of the 2006 Board. And I brought to submit the annual membership meeting minutes that show that we did in fact approve a community center at that time. The vote was 211 yes votes, 94 no votes. The proposal that was submitted to the Windward Planning Commission from the Hawaiian Shores Board of Directors was, as the two former ladies spoke, not shown to the membership. We didn’t have a right to have input on that. The 2006 (sic) Board of Director envisioned a community center to serve everything from baby showers to senior activities; and we felt that not only would it provide a gathering place but it would also, as Ms. Hart said, serve to reinforce our tax status; and at this point, again, they’re running it like a private club. And the Hawaiian Beaches, Hawaiian Parks, Hawaiian Shores are not included in our recreational facilities. If we had the community center our Board felt that all of the community should use that. One of the things that was in the testimony from this Board was that the traffic, we felt that the communities, if they stayed in their own community there wouldn’t be traffic out that critical curve on Kahakai Boulevard. So I feel that this area is suitable for a village center. It would benefit the entire community. And I ask you to leave in place the CDP just as it’s written. Thank you very much. KERN: Thank you. Any questions? Seeing none, you may begin - name and address. PATCH: My name is Wallace Patch. I live at 15-2778 Papio Street in Hawaiian Shores Rec. I’ve lived there for over 30 years. I’m a semi-retired realtor; and I’ve been on the Board twice over the years. And we have such problems with the immediate board. It’s splitting the community. It’s sad to go to a meeting and listen to what’s happening. And to make this short, since nothing can be done with the stable anyway without HCA’s approval, why change the designation? So I say pass this proposed motion with a negative recommendation. Thank you. KERN: Thank you. Any questions? Seeing none, you all may have a seat. Thank you very much. All right, calling forward Liz Kellogg, Erica Johnson, and Eileen O’Hara. Is there a Mrs. McDonald? MCDONALD: Yes. KERN: And you’dlike to testify? 3 EXHIBIT B