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court on challenging the agency appeal on my contested case stan <br />on my concerns with the beauty of Hilo Bay. The Topliss case do <br />impacts the views to and along the shoreline. Anyone walking al <br />the Hilo down to Downtown is liable at some point to walk along <br />every six minutes a truck could go by carrying logs or chips. T <br />Kau to harvest lumber. They are going to be coming right direct <br />the views towards our bay. Everything that the last matter enta <br />and beautify and support the global views of our town, our side of the island, is for not if we <br />don't consider the impact from this truck traffic. <br /> <br />It upsets me very much, I used to ride my bike all the way to H <br />one day I'll do that again. It's a beautiful ride. And the iss <br />Plan, we support the Hilo-Hmkua Heritage Corridor as an economic concept starting with <br />Downtown all the way up to Honokaa. The idea is that it was the <br />right-of-way, that drew people, tourists. In the 1920s, the Hol <br />on the tourists train, and theyÓd stop it on the trestles on the <br />photographs. That still exists. As a B&B owner, every morning <br />discuss what they're going to do. And basically they spend one mkua and one day <br />towards Volcano; and now days theyÓre going down to Puna and doi <br />the hot ponds, thatÓs very popular. <br />In terms of Hmkua, itÓs really a two-day event. If you really want to see the <br />historic sites, and go all the way up to Waipio Valley, and do e <br />that people will be -. <br /> <br />KERN: Thank you. <br /> <br />ROHR: Spending money in restaurants Î. <br /> <br />KERN: Thank you, your time is up. Thank you very much for your <br />for the testifier? Seeing none, thank you. Bridget Rapoza, nam <br />begin. <br /> <br />RAPOZA: Bridget Rapoza. <br /> <br />KERN: Please use the microphone. <br /> <br />RAPOZA: Bridget Rapoza, Box 30, PepeÒeke. I don't think anybody here today would argue <br />that we don't need renewable energy. We absolutely need renewab <br />anybody would argue that we don't need jobs, we do. The economy <br />seen. But I think there is a lot of misinformation that has bee <br />Hu HonuaÓs current proposal is needed, is clean, or is healthy. <br />is not needed. Helco has made it absolutely clear. The preside <br />before us at a meeting in our community and told us they have su <br />electricity for the next two decades. This is not needed. Ther <br />18 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br /> <br /> <br />
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