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RD: OK. \[Unclear\] <br /> <br />SW: And, also that House Bill 1089 should put that as \[unclear\] for the next meeting… <br /> <br />RD: OK. <br /> <br />SW: ….so you can have both \[unclear\] together so that GMAC can discuss it. <br /> <br />RD: OK. <br /> <br />SW: And discuss whether they’re actually in favor of \[unclear\]. Yeah? <br /> <br />RD: OK, great. <br /> <br />AA: According to the DOCARE agents I think maybe Josh – I think maybe just – I heard that there <br />was fifteen not fourteen, I mean, one number is not too big. <br /> <br />Josh: \[Unclear\] I’ve heard fourteen, but I’ve also heard 15 too, but, I’m pretty sure it’s 14, I think, um, <br />without speaking directly to DOCARE I think it had \[unclear\]. \[Unclear\] <br />AA: Thank you. Ah, District – 2, vacant, District – 3, Leomana? <br /> <br />LT: Eh, Aloha, um, Aloha kakou, Leomana, District – 3. For my district, one of my main concerns for <br />our district and I’ve been seeing these pigeons that we brought to town – I know it’s just birds <br />but down on Kilauea Street, you know, there’s this old man, right by, kinda close to Puainako, <br />and he feeds all the pigeon birds – the one – the colorful one that was brought here for food <br />and then even the zebra pigeons, he has like a huge flock of them, a couple thousand now, he <br />feeds them all the time, every day, and so I was thinking about all the other animals that they <br />mass feed – some of the people here in town and how can we get these things – not things – <br />but how can we get these people to stop feeding animals so much, I mean, there’s crap all over <br />the streets and it’s getting in the way of traffic and it wouldn’t have been a concern until we <br />started to repaint Kilauea Avenue and then the traffic was over there and the – I stopped and I <br />talked to the cops – and, so, I wanted to just talk about that today, ah, other things to bring up is <br />in my district they’re building a Keaukaha-Panaewa resiliency and agriculture hub – this just was <br />announced yesterday so I don’t have too much information on it but it’s basically gonna be right <br />in front of the airport on DHHL property that’s right across from HPM and the Resilience Hub for <br />Agriculture is about having as sustainable food source within the District of Hilo, which is District <br />– 3, and this was brought to attention by the Department of Hawaiian Homelands yesterday and <br />I think they’re gonna try and build this thing by 2025 according to their last polls last night. Not <br />in my district but I wanted to let everybody know – this is an Island – we had a shark attack <br />yesterday Anaehoomalu Bay. Shark attacks everywhere – it happens right after the flooding <br />season in Hawaii we call it Hooilo or the wet season – or winter time – we don’t really have <br />winter time and you guys we see the snow on the mountains in spring – so right after the <br />flooding season is usually when there’s a lot of dead pigs in the water, a lot of dead animals, and <br />so sharks are gonna come and it’s just a natural occurrence but yesterday there was another <br />shark attack at Anaehoomalu Bay. Another one is having to do with all of the snails that was – <br />used to be growing in the District of Hilo up right before the lava flow – if you guys saw the news <br />– DLNR and I think Josh Green declared it Native Hawaiian Snail Month – and if you guys didn’t <br />see it I recommend everybody go check it out and learn a little bit about native Hawaiian snails <br />5 <br /> <br /> <br />