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drive all this way and you’re helping to make Wal-Mart more money. They don’t care about <br />what’s happening. The donations that they’re making to the people over here, that’s not even a <br />drop in the bucket. Because Wal-Mart is the biggest corporation in the entire world. And what <br />is a $100,000 to them because they’re going to donate? So the Kanaka Council opposes, opposes <br />any development and approval of the superstores, and we will do whatever is necessary to <br />continue to oppose it. <br />. <br />ALAMEDA: Thank you, Mr. Gumapac Any questions? Commissioner Siracusa. <br />SIRACUSA: I just wanted to assure the testifier that the reason I asked that question <br />about that donations was because I wanted to find out if he was sort of threatening us with <br />withdrawal of donations, not just because I wanted to say oh, whoopee, Wal-Mart, thank you for <br />all those donations. And I was glad that he was not threatening us with that. But that doesn’t <br />mean that I, you know, support that. <br />GUMAPAC: Well, if they decide to add more to the pot, that’s good. So that will help <br />our local people even more. But let’s keep it small as far as the stores go. <br />IWASHITA: I just, are you taking action with Hawaiian Home lands, too? <br />GUMAPAC: Absolutely. <br />IWASHITA: Okay, thank you. <br />ALAMEDA: Thank you. Ma’am, could you please state your name and address for the <br />record. <br />HARDEN: Cory Harden, 18-4033 Kanahele Place in Mt. View. I urge you to keep <br />superstores off Hawaii Island. I urge you to vote for the amendment to ban superstores and <br />against the amendment for a superstore zoning district. <br />As you know Kauai bans superstores and bans are also proposed on Oahu and Maui. <br />Superstores may cause Wal-Mart affects even if they’re not Wal-Marts. I brought some data <br />from the high cost of low prices website which has citations for every point that it makes. It <br />seems fairly credible. <br />I do have two comments based on what the Wal-Mart managers just said. I am real disturbed <br />when you were asked about problems and risks that there might be that you didn’t come up with <br />any until we thought about it a while. That makes me concern of whether you’re looking at the <br />effects on the community realistically. And it could raise questions in some people’s minds <br />about how forthcoming Wal-Mart is about, you know, some of the downsides. Everything has <br />an upside and a downside. So that was my reaction to what they said. <br />ALAMEDA: Ma’am, if you can just direct your comments to us. <br /> EXHIBIT D 16 <br /> <br /> <br />
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