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Im not sure if I said that but the Council Chair did say, We are simply requesting that thisbe <br />done promptly. That was that statement made. And its true that because the currentGeneral <br />Plan, which is an ordinance and a law, says that the Planning Director has upto, I believe its <br />120 days to complete the study, I could have taken up to 120 days and I would have been within <br />my legal rights. The Commission can also take up to the time that it has under the General Plan <br />and it would be within its legal rights. And, so, and the resolution does not override the <br />provisions under the law. There was a statement that was made at that Council that they do <br />recognize that, what I just said. <br />As far as the question of the feasibility study, the recommendation here is the closest thing to, <br />its, again, thats why we want to change the term feasibility study. Its the closest thing to, <br />feasibility is not a good description of what one does when presented with a proposed procedure <br />to change the plan. Its, there are many, many feasible ways to do this. But its, and this is one <br />of the feasible ways. But this is a recommendation here, is that, that it would be more feasible to <br />changeittothethingthatsbeingattachedasExhibit3. <br />ALAMEDA:IhaveaquestionforMr.Directororstaff.Whatisouractiononthis?I <br />see on the agenda its Review and comment. Were not, is that just what were doing, just <br />reviewing and commenting and -. <br />YUEN:No, its a recommendation -. This is like you would be doing on a <br />rezoning ordinance; and its not for action today. Like other amendments of an island-wide <br />nature, we wanted to agendize this for two meetings, one on each side of the island. So the first <br />time that we would be asking you to vote on it would be, the next would be the November 1st <br />meeting that well have in Hilo. The action that the Department, to be real clear about this, the <br />Departments recommendation will be partly, the recommendation is partly that you recommend <br />to the Council that they substitute Exhibit 3 for Exhibit 1 as a second draft of the ordinance and <br />that you give a favorable recommendation to Exhibit 3. <br />ALAMEDA:Commissioner Siracusa? <br />SIRACUSA:Yes. I want to get back to what was No. 7 and is now No. 8 on Page 2 of <br />Exhibit 3. And when I had asked about the public hearings and you were talking about notice to <br />the general public and theres a question of, you know, how if its a hearing, a public hearing, <br />you know, it always generates public notice. And I just want to make sure that were not <br />knocking the public out of the process here by just, by calling it a review and taking out the term <br />public hearing. Because I think that, certainly, proposed amendments to the General Plan are <br />very important to the general public, and we should give them every possible opportunity to <br />know about it and to be able to provide input to us. And, so, I would just like an assurance about <br />that and, or if you dont feel that its really clear, then possibly tweak the wording a little bit so <br />that theres no question whatsoever. <br />YUEN:Under both current State law and your rules you would have to take public <br />testimony. And I personally dont see any chance of State law being changed that requires <br />testimony, allowing the public to testify on agenda items at a public meeting. So I think that <br />thats safe. <br />7EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />
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