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KAHA: I do. <br />GIFFIN: Thank you. Will you please state your name? <br />KAHA: My name is Michael Kaha. The question is, before I say, yo <br />commercial, you know, I would say that that’s something that you <br />testifiers here. Right now that’s an unknown for us. And with ju <br />or 17 years that’s on-site, which is generating this issue now. <br />BOWMAN: Okay. I guess I have a second question, sorry, maybe you <br />the price be competitive with a normal quarry, what they charge? <br />TORIGOE: Madam Chair, if I may. <br />GIFFIN: Yes, Mr. Torigoe. <br />TORIGOE: At this point it’s premature for us to be able to make <br />lot of bridges that we have to cross before we actually get to f <br />anticipate, or we’d hope that it would be competitive. But among <br />through DLNR to get a license from them to actually sell the roc <br />would have some conditions that we’d have to meet in the land li <br />obviously have to look at the market and try to be competitive, <br />tell. <br />BOWMAN: And, one more question. The proceeds, the money – I’m al <br />And I know, I went to the Environmental Commission, their last m <br />talking about budget cuts. Would it go back to the Department of <br />the land or the -? <br />GIFFIN: Lessee. <br />TORIGOE: Waste Management? Yeah, I think what we would be lookin <br />revenue sharing agreement. And again, you know, the State may wa <br />course, Waste Management is entitled to a certain amount of reco <br />possibly, you know, the County would be able to get some revenue <br />BOWMAN: Okay, so there is nothing really done statistically mone <br />effectiveness of this process. <br />TORIGOE: I guess you are asking if we’ve determined what the pro <br />point? <br />BOWMAN: Yes. <br />TORIGOE: We haven’t, if that’s your question. <br />BOWMAN: Okay, thank you. <br /> <br />