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the renovation of the Phoa transfer station. So, you know, itÓs highly unlikely given the <br />timeframe for the CDP that you would be looking at any relocation of that given the investment <br />thatÓs going into that facility. <br />On No. 7, Parks and Recreation, I also support the amendment as initiated by the County <br />Council. And for additional information which not available to me at the time, I would note that <br />the County is going ahead and looking at whether itÓs feasible to convert the old Phoa fire <br />station to be consistent with the CDP and provide both a senior center as well as some other <br />facilities available for the community. And those meetings were just recently held by the Mayor <br />with the various departments. <br />No. 8, I support the Action CommitteeÓs recommendation to include the word ÐroundaboutÑ in a <br />list of traffic calming features but delete the addition of Ðhighway wideningÑ. And I felt that the <br />addition of the word ÐroundaboutÑ was not a substantive amendment so that it could be included, <br />because itÓs just one of a range of traffic calming devices. And it is very consistent with what <br />has been advocated by a number of people active with both the Steering Committee, the Action <br />Committee, and various community organizations, that they do want roundabouts to be <br />considered in future planning for roads in the Puna region. <br />On No. 9, which is the proposed amendment to Zoning Designations in Sections 5.2.2, 5.2.1, <br />5.2.2 and Section 5.2.3, I support the original amendments as initiated by the County Council, <br />and note that these were originally proposed by Planning Director Yuen in 2008. <br />Also, regarding Table 5.1, the Village/Town Center Formation, I support the changes to Table <br />5.1 as initiated by the County Council and originally proposed by Planning Director Chris Yuen <br />in 2008. The one difference here is that the County Council had a recommendation to remove <br />the word ÐpreliminaryÑ in the description of the Village Center Boundaries. I agree with the <br />Action CommitteeÓs recommendation to retain the word ÐpreliminaryÑ in the description of the <br />village center boundaries, cause I thought it was a much more reasonable position and allowed <br />for greater flexibility. <br />On No. 10 on the addition of new Section 5.2.4 regarding industrial zoning as initiated by the <br />County Council, and it was originally proposed by Planning Director Chris Yuen, I support that <br />amendment as initiated by the County Council. <br />And No. 11 on the list from the Action Committee was all other amendments; and I support all <br />other amendments as proposed in Bill 194 as initiated by the Cou <br />On the other items since it did come in the letter from the Action Committee, I would support the <br />additional non-substantive and formatting amendments that they had in Exhibit A because they <br />are non-substantive and they made sense. I do not support the proposal for the new action item <br />for the creation of Village/Town Center Steering Committees -- One, because I consider it a <br />substantive amendment and cannot be incorporated in Bill 194; and, two, because we do not <br />have the personnel or resources to support that. If the community on their own wants to form <br />committees that provide input to the Action Committee, thatÓs entirely acceptable because then <br />3 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />
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