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this project on Kohanaiki Road. My address is 73-4492 Kohanaiki; and IÓve been here <br />for 27 years. <br />Firstly, IÓd like to acknowledge my complete agreement with the <br />Steve and Clint this morning to oppose the rezoning of this 53-acre parcel that weÓre <br />referring to as Hualalai Vistas. <br />Most of us who make North Kona our homes specifically chose this area because of its <br />rural ambience within close proximity to schools, services and employment opportunities. <br />Those of us who specifically reside along Kohanaiki Road have brought in the electrical <br />power, the County water, maintained and paved our only access road, at our own <br />expense, because the County has always claimed that the road was Ðonly on paperÑ and <br />not really theirs, or the StateÓs, or anybodyÓs responsibility. Never mind that there are <br />30-plus homes or small farms along the last quarter mile of Koha <br />Collectively, we provided these services for our homes, at our own expense, so that we <br />could maintain with reasonable comfort the quality of rural life that the Kohanaiki area <br />affords us all. <br />Obviously, the use of land affects us all and the only thing liked less than urban sprawl is <br />density! North Kona does not need 47 more ÐMcMansionsÑ and hardscapes. We need <br />homes for working families. We do not want farmland churned into subdivisions, or the <br />landscape degraded by visual and environmental pollution, such as street lights and more <br />pavement. <br />I strongly urge the Commission to reject this request of zoning changed to Ag-1. <br />The build-out on 47 one-acre lots, the infrastructure, street lights, the noise and air <br />pollution will be going on for years and years to come and completely destroy the quality <br />of life that the residents adjacent to this proposed development now enjoy. In the <br />process, one of the few remaining Ag green belts makai of Mamala <br />lost forever. <br />According to the ÐRole and DutiesÑ heading of the Planning Department Annual Report, <br />as stated on the Hawaii County website, ÐThe Planning Department is to develop <br />comprehensive long-range plans to guide future growth in a manner that balances public <br />and private rights.Ñ I respectfully ask this Commission to adhere to this policy by <br />keeping the designation for the Hualalai Vistas subdivision Ag-3. Thank you very much. <br />GALDONES:Thank you, Ms. Perino. Commissioners, any questions of <br />Ms. Perino? Thank you. Sir? We have two other testifiers, Frank Goodale and Gary <br />Stirling. <br />STIRLING:My name is Gary Stirling. <br />11 <br /> <br />
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