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<br />AA: District – 8, Cortney? <br /> <br />CO: Hey, everyone. Cortney, District – 8, I’m so sorry I couldn’t be there in person. I’ve a little food <br />poisoning, my doctor – today I think food poisoning or stomach flu so sorry to miss you guys. I <br />am so excited to see Kathleen in the corner there – Hi! Um, excited for her presentation and <br />also wanted to report that next month another guest from the Kohala Center will be joining us <br />to talk about the Puu ‘Eke project which is a five-year project that’s going to help restore and <br />help to try and bring water to the Kohala area through restoring the forest up there. So we’ll be <br />getting more information on that next month and if – sorry? Was that a question? <br /> <br />AA: No. <br /> <br />CO: If anyone is interested they’re having an informational session up in Waimea at Tutu’s Hale – if <br />anyone’s interested in that you can email me – where I can also send the information to Barbara <br />for her to pass out to everyone and all – go ahead and send that flier over and I’ll send you a link <br />to how you can register if you’re interested to join in person. Thank you. <br /> <br />SW: Deputy Corporation Counsel Sylvia Wan – if you could provide that to Barbara that would <br />probably be best – thank you. <br /> <br />AA: Nine – Justin Ackerman. <br /> <br />JA: Morning, Justin, District – 9. Probably new to me but it may not be new to everyone – is the <br />archery range that’s being worked on in Waikoloa Village, ah, we’re looking at a large facility – <br />there are some concerns \[unclear\] up in Waikoloa Village, of course, about where their entrance <br />is gonna be – so I’m trying to dive into that – I’m trying to reach out to the one developing it and <br />see what the plan is. Still haven’t heard back from ‘em \[unclear\] to find who the developer is – <br />the Waikoloa Village Association will be voting on it soon, ah, but it should be, you know, we <br />need it – we need the archery range we need a fenced in archery range, and everything that <br />goes around that, whether it’s the keiki or our own use. There needs to be a place for us to <br />shoot. Along with the last comment – I was just up at the shooting range on Mile Marker 16 and <br />I’m not sure if we need to increase signage up there for picking up trash it’s not hard – those of <br />us in the military have picked up a lot of trash in our lives, ah, you can bend down \[unclear\] it’s <br />not hard. So people need to clean up the range before \[unclear\] and then we’ll have no issues <br />\[unclear\], um, so, that’s it… <br /> <br />AA: I guess we can reach out to DOFAW on that side and maybe we could write a letter asking for <br />more signage \[unclear\] I think the hunter education is the controlling body out in that area. <br /> <br />JA: OK. <br /> <br />LT: Leomana, District – 3, as far as the archery range – last year I think we had Thomas Loando <br />working Teresa? <br /> <br />TN: Who’s that? <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br /> <br />