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CARDOZA:Yes. <br />ALAMEDA:Aloha. Could you please state your name and address for the record. <br />CARDOZA:Leonard Cardoza. I live on 499 Kulana Kea Drive, Hilo. <br />ALAMEDA:Aloha, Leonard. You can go ahead and proceed with your testimony. <br />CARDOZA:Yeah, I know Mr. Olson that€s doing this project. He€s a good friend of <br />mine and I€d like to see this project happen. But I have a few comments to say. <br />ALAMEDA:Sure. <br />CARDOZA:I€vesaiditinthepastwhensomeoneelsetriedtodevelop,Ithink,itwas <br />14 acres on Kualana Kea Drive, go back to the old standards. When they tried to subdivide this <br />area, they had a plan that they had to realign that road or make it safer, and the water <br />improvement. And, you know, I€d like to see the project happen. But, you know, maybe it€s not <br />you that makes the decision or the Commission, but we have water issues and we have road <br />issues; and it€s a private road so I don€t know where that falls into play. And, you know, where <br />is this old plan, is it thrown out, is it still in existence? Why is it not being talked about? All of a <br />sudden, you know, we€ve got 5 lots, possibly, maybe 10 or 15 more. Why open the crack a little <br />and let the little ones go and eventually you€re choked? I mean everybody should start looking <br />at the picture. It€s happening, it€s coming. Why don€t we lay the cards on the table and do it <br />right, instead of trying to get in, you know, do a short-cut, so called, you know, sell the lots. <br />And basically it€s the people that live in the subdivision going to be the deep pockets. <br />And, you know, you want to make this subdivision happen, and then you as the Commissioners <br />over here made a good deed and people come back and say you did a good job -. You know, I <br />think people should look at those things, you know. I mean stop this short-cut stuff. You know, <br />we€ve got problems all over this island with these shortcuts, you know, so let€s do it right. You <br />know, I don€t mind if we€ve got to chip in as lot owners but we should do this subdivision right. <br />Not that on the bottom, oh, just shave the bank a little, I can see the car coming. I personally got <br />into an accident here cause I couldn€t make a turn. I mean, and Evonne came a few minutes <br />later. I mean, I saw this car coming but we couldn€t fit two cars in there. And I brought this <br />matter up at the last hearing, so -. <br />You know, the road is the big issue. The land is nice, it€s, I€d like to see it subdivided. I mean <br />I€m not here to stop it; but I€d like to see it done right, if I can get help from the people to do it <br />right. Cause eventually it€s going to be done right, why not do it now. But I can see it, it€s not <br />doing right now. Cut the corners, let€s make sure you can see. When somebody gets into an <br />accident it€s their problem, then we end up with law suits and insurance and association dues. <br />We€ve got to pay more because the Commission let this thing slide. You know, they only look at <br />the zoning and let it go. <br />Even the water easement, do they have enough water easement to put the new line in? Is it 10 <br />feet, is it 20 feet, is it 50 feet? How many more feet they need? Are they going to cut up <br />Kulana Kea Road. Are we going to have a patch road when the waterline is done? Are we going <br />9EXHIBIT D <br /> <br />