2011-02-03 TPDPUNACDPExhibitB - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

take our best roads and leave landowners to deal with the flooding and deforestation of our remaining roads. There have been no surveys indicating that any more roads would be eminent domain by the county for connectors or highways. (We have not been paid the proposed 2 million per mile for 8 Road since 1998). All other subdivisions opted out for connectivity and so do we. See traffic counts, accidents and deaths on Moho Road. I have submitted this 400 times to the County Council and the -. KERN: Would you please summarize. MACDONALD: The original working transportation group has submitted the traffic counts by the Honu Club: The traffic counts cutting through from Ainaloa, to 8 Road and out Kua‘uli. This is not local traffic but heavy equipment, trucks, tourists and others trying to circumvent Highway 11 to Highway 130. I’ll make it short. The first eminent domain road, Moho Road, has cost our subdivision over $150,000 a year. We pay the intersections, the road signs, all the accidents. It’s an agreement according to Corporation Counsel for an easement only. So basically we would like it removed from the original CDP as no one was ever notified that any of this was going in there; and put it in the subdivisions that asked for it. Fern Acres, Ainaloa, Orchidland, they all use our roads as their emergency access. They’re more crowded, they have no forest, put the roads through their subdivisions. Thank you. KERN: Thank you. Any questions? Seeing none, you all may have a seat. Thank you very much. My Fellow Commissioners, two of us have some obligations later here today and I’m wondering if it would be possible if we could take maybe a quick recess and then try and push through this and wrap up this last item on the agenda -? DOMINGO: Yeah. KERN: To the best of our ability. Is there any, is that okay with everybody pretty much? DOMINGO: I call for a recess. KERN: Yeah, let’s do a ten-minute recess. Ten-minute recess. RECESSED – The Chair called a recess at 12:25 a.m. RECONVENED – The Chair reconvened the meeting at 12:35 a.m. KERN: Let’s call the meeting back to order. Calling the meeting back to order cause we have time constraints. And, okay, here we are. So the way that this was on the agenda, we got them as separate initiated amendments tothe CDP. But what we received was basically a package with all these in here so we, as far as I’m, on the understanding that we either vote on them all together or we can bifurcate, and do them separately. I would like to hear what the Planning Director has to say. LEITHEAD TODD: I was going to say, what you could do is you could pull one out separately, vote on the other three, if you folks are thinking you’re inclined to go the same way on them. And then the one that had the testimony which was the, which is listed as Item No. 6 on yours, 7 EXHIBIT B