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Lyon. Could you raise your right hand, please? Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth on this <br />matter now before the HawaiÒi County Planning Commission? <br /> <br />TESTIFIERS: Yes. <br /> <br />HOUSEL: Thank you. Could each of you, using the microphone, please state your <br />name and address? <br /> <br />CULFF: My name is Gillian Culff and my mailing address, which I put on there, is <br />P. O. Box 444, Kamuela. <br /> <br />FORISSIER: My name is Kareen Forissier. My mailing address is P. O. Box 437354 in <br />Kamuela. <br />LYON: IÓm Theresa Lyon and my residence is on Kawaihae Road in K <br />1742. <br />WILLE: Margaret Wille, 65-1316 Lihipali Road, Waimea. <br /> <br />HOUSEL: Thank you. Would you like to start, please? <br /> <br />CULFF: Sure. My name is Gillian Culff and IÓm a teacher at Park <br />is my sixth year teaching there. My husband has been teaching at Parker School for 15 years and <br />heÓs seen tremendous changes there Î really positive, wonderful growth. Both of our children <br />attend Parker School; we have a son in the middle school and one in the high school. I just <br />wanted to briefly address two things: First is the issue of traffic that has come up and that I think <br />the school has worked hard to help alleviate any potential difficulties in that regard. Our family <br />has been getting to Parker School in what I feel are environmentally responsible ways all along. <br />My husband is that guy with the ponytail who rides up Kawaihae Road everyday on his bicycle; <br />heÓs been riding his bike to school for 15 years. I drive to school, carpool with the neighbors, <br />and our kids also use the free shuttle. And IÓd like to just point out that Parker School was a key <br />player in helping get that free shuttle for Waimea, and itÓs used by a lot of people. We really <br />appreciate it. And it helps for times when we are not all going home at the same time. <br /> <br />Even though Parker is a private school, we provide a lot of financial aid; we give financial aid to, <br />I understand to be 40 percent of our students. And I think that helps to make it an option for a lot <br />of people in the community. We also have much lower tuition tha <br />want to say that we are a very important player in the community. <br /> <br />And the last thing I want to say is that we are one of a very few private schools that doesnÓt have <br />a gym. And itÓs really hard sometimes to schedule use of Thelma Parker Gym Î I know this <br />because as a student counsel advisor I have to schedule our faculty-student basketball games <br />each year Î and it can sometimes be hard to, for our athletic director, to get the use of the gym <br />when we need it. Our children in middle school have nowhere to change in their PE classes. <br />They change in the bathroom, so the bathroom, the middle school has three stalls, and it gets <br />really jammed, full of sweaty bodies trying to change. They tried changing in the theater for a <br />19 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />
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