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ordinance to make previous available parking on the mauka side of Alii Drive fronting Kahaluu – <br />each park area into a no-parking tow away zone between the hours of 8 pm and 5 am and <br />there’s no provision to create or provide parking access for night fishermen, I just wanted to <br />bring this to everyone’s attention. I wasn’t sure if there was any action that the group might <br />want to take on this, or if even – we probably don’t have time to but I just wanted to let <br />everyone know what’s going on. Additionally, there’s a new documentary film out about the bay <br />– it’s called Keeper of the Bay and you can go to KeeperoftheBay.com and click on the link to the <br />film and type in “reef” and you can watch the movie ahead of all of its previews it’s about – <br />focuses on Cindi Punihaole who’s the person who’s been, grew up in the bay and been taking <br />care of the bay and helping protect it. It’s a great, great show. I got to watch it the other night. I <br />highly recommend it for everyone. And, I just wanted to say thanks to – I’ve got Jake Merkel <br />joining us later for his presentation from the Kohala Center about the Eke Project and thanks to <br />him for joining and sticking with us through the tech difficulties. Thanks, everyone. <br /> <br />AA: Thanks, Cortney. Ah, District – 9, Justin Ackerman. <br /> <br />JA: Yeah, aloha all. Many things happening right now – we’ve got – there was a meeting last week <br />up in Waimea for the North Kawaihae Small Boat Harbor – they were doing an environmental <br />assessment for increasing the break water on both sides to start rejuvenating that north harbor <br />to make it usable and sustainable in heavy weather. So that’s on the way – there’s no issues <br />with what the environmental assessment proposed, and that project should take six to eight <br />months once they finally kick it off. The only other thing happening is if you guys saw the notice <br />on DLNR’s page – the adaptive rule change happening – the meeting is on December 8. That <br />affects a few of the areas on the Island, namely my favorite spot – The Slice up on Saddle Road – <br />changing it from gun to archery – which I think is a great idea, so that’s happening so if <br />th <br />anybody’s got any opinion on that – that’ll be December 8 in Honolulu, of course, why would <br />they do it here where the rule change is happening. Next I think I would like to blame bird <br />season for all the increased sheep activity on Saddle Road ‘cause I haven’t been able to get up <br />there and hunt as much as I like. I have been busy bird hunting though. That’s it for District 9. <br /> <br />SW: Deputy Corporation Counsel Sylvia Wan – can I just ask a point of clarification for the rule <br />change hearing. Where can people get information as to where that’s located just in case they <br />are in Honolulu that day? <br /> <br />JA: Well, it’s also gonna be on Zoom and that is on the DLNR website for notifications. <br /> <br />SW: OK. Thank you. <br /> <br />LT: Leomana, District – 3. Are, we, anyone, wanting to go to that meeting? Is anyone opposed to me <br />going to that meeting representing GMAC? <br /> <br />SW: OK, so Deputy Corporation Counsel Sylvia Wan – so as a singular member of GMAC you can go <br />to the meeting and attend the meeting as a board member. However, you wouldn’t be able to <br />testify saying this is GMAC’s position, but you are more than welcome to gather information <br />and, if you feel so disposed you can provide that information to GMAC as well at the next <br />meeting. <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br /> <br />