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ALAMEDA: Thank you, Ms. Bill. You can go ahead and proceed. BILL: I would like to think about an unconscionable act of not seeing this island as very specifically different from any other island in the world, in the middle of the largest body of ocean that there is. This is an island that has specific and unusual flora and fauna, unlike any other area in the world. I’ve talked to those who are involved in ornaments and environmental atmospheric effects at the United Nation. This is a very special island where we saw goats just two days ago, my husband and I, at the little round here nearby, and they were all different, different ages; you can see there is an old man and an old woman and little babies, and they were trying to get across this circle right over near us. And it’s a nice circle. And I would like to address circles and windmills for this island, as they have been proposed on Maui. So that we can perhaps have a place that would allow the development that you can see. And you’re bombarded by all these people who want to develop. Yes, if we don’t, if we don’t grow, we fail. . We fail our taxes, everything We’re people who live here, and we’re trapped on a beautiful island that has incredible resources. And to utilize them wisely, I’d like you to take a look at the carpet. The carpet has windmills. It takes your eyes away from the intensity of the information, and then you realize what a wonderful design they made. That will take the toxins off our island, and they are parallel in the airport in Tenerife, Canary Islands. Canary is ruled by Spain, but they take it away. They take it, so that they can proceed with their huge development. It has a same impact as here, but, but triple -, it’s far, far beyond what we can cope with right at this moment. We are coping with the growth of a superstore. Tenerife has decided to make circles, instead of using lights where we stop and choke for five, five miles almost to the airport, almost eight miles into Kona; we are choked on single-lane highways. They are using circles. So I would propose that you look at it and the future.And I’m going to make this very short that to say there would be a circle at the airport, the Keahole Airport, which is now called Kona Airport. A circle that would include an exchange going into OTEC and an exchange going to Kona on the Queen Kaahumanu road, an exchange going to the Pines – I don’t know the names of that street, someone told me but the Pines that going up mauka that’s paralleling Hina Lani at the time – an exchange going so that they come up that circle into Kaiminani and to the agricultural area, so that that would be one circle that would be proposed to be done immediately before any other ideas of designs are proposed for road design. I propose also windmills to take the toxins away from the airport, so we can grow. The next place that should have the same kind of design – and it would probably have been moved up to Makalapua – would take in Palani Road and Kaiwi and the road to Henry Street, and the road that’s emptying in a new development down on Kuakini Highway that if they have a circle in there, maybe it would have to be moved over north of the Lanihau subdivision. But to make a circle there, because we have so many deaths. We have so many deaths at Hina Lani, at the Hina Lani/Queen turnoff from Costco. We have so many deaths. We’ve had so many on the Hina Lani connecting to Palani Road, at our corner and on up. And now we have a choking condition whereby the entire Kailua Village would die, if we, if we do further that we’re -. We’ve lost 60% of our business, and it has been written, and I have written another letter to tell you about these circles. I’d be happy to submit my view-cam recording of what they are doing in Canary Islands, so we can move to future. We’re futuristic. We’re the best. We are the best island. And we have an opportunity to change our whole scope from a vision above, and make that so beautiful, so that we would have an animal sanctuary -. ALAMEDA: All right -. EXHIBIT F 6