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<br />LT: OK, that’s what they’re, yeah. <br /> <br />RD: Leomana? Robert Duerr, District – 1. The harbor – Pier 3 had a mitigation package when they <br />took coral and they never put it into place so they were gonna put buoys \[unclear\] and they <br />never implemented it. It’s been very difficult to track it down. One thing to watch is going to Pier <br />4 – are they going to destroy coral and will there be a mitigation package and what will it be? <br />And another critical thing there is that Reed’s Bay currently has no access facilities for boats so <br />in that expansion of Pier 4 – will there be any access for canoes? A couple of traditional <br />Hawaiian canoes \[unclear\] moored there but no place to get to the shore. <br /> <br />LT: Yeah. <br /> <br />AA: And you can’t find out what’s wrong – why \[unclear\] so close – is that part of that expansion or <br />is it just a security concern. Cause they closed it from COVID and it hasn’t even opened up yet. <br /> <br />RD: Leomana – Robert Duerr. Question – where did you get the numbers as it’s 2 million gallons <br />released in… <br /> <br />LT: Leomana, District – 3, that was on the news. I think it’s on Big Island News Now and they just did <br />a report on it and then linked it back to Hawaii News Now. <br /> <br />AA: District – 5, Abraham Antonio. Yeah, my district same as every other district – pretty much <br />influxes of pigs, my household member Matt \[unclear\] gets \[unclear\] social media posts with my <br />number on it which my number is on the State trapping list so it’s technically a public thing but <br />surprisingly with it being on social media my phone has not rang off the hook as I thought it <br />would but just over the weekend I got three sows \[unclear\] down at Opihikala got another one <br />down there but \[unclear\]. Ah, just before our meeting I had another phone call so after this I <br />gotta go up in Paradise Park and set another trap there – so there’s a lot of trapping going on – <br />so if anybody else is willing to be a trapper just go on the – get your contact information to me <br />or contact DOFAW and get on their public trapper list. There are some people on social media <br />claiming that they’re insured and licensed but per talking to DOFAW and even county officials <br />there’s no license like maybe they can get some kind of insurance policy for that but there’s no <br />license to be a trapper so you can just buy yourself a trap and you’re a trapper. But just be <br />careful, if you guys \[unclear\] pig is \[unclear\] there are different sizes, different characteristics in <br />each pig, they are dangerous – if you don’t know what you’re doing do not attempt it. Ah, <br />District – 6? Austin? <br />AG: District – 6, Austin Griffey here. I’ve been noticing a lot of sick pigs in my district. The last three <br />pigs I caught in the last 2 days – both were infected with some kind of parasite or tenderloin <br />infested with pus and parasites as well – upper esophagus parasites, so I’d say more than 80% of <br />the pigs I’ve been catching in the last six months have all been infected with the same parasite <br />or disease. I’ve also caught a pig with this herpes virus which is this white beadies – like little tiny <br />white pus balls inside of the knee – I just want everybody to be aware of it that you need – if <br />you’re gonna be killing pigs – you need to look at the intestines and examine the pig before you <br />digest it. There’s – I have a few things I can show on –I’m not too savvy with this technical stuff <br />but I will try and send it to Barbara – it’s a whole documentary or basically it’s saying all the virus <br />– stating all the viruses that are out there and what to look for – and it’s the worms – the type of <br />5 <br /> <br /> <br />