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2024-04-02 PL-CCI-2024-000003 Bill 121 Scott Wiles Testimony
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O <br /> E■ < AA 6 agenthost.ai r� <br /> �Disney E N N <br /> xBill 121 Letter <br /> Subject: Urgent Plea for Reconsideration of Bill 121 Impact on Ohana Units <br /> Chairman Dennis Lin <br /> Windward Planning Commission <br /> County of Hawaii <br /> 25 Aupuni St. <br /> Unit 1502 <br /> Hilo, HI 96720 <br /> Aloha Chairman Lin, <br /> am writing to express my strong opposition to Bill 121, particularly regarding its impact on <br /> Ohana units used as short-term vacation rentals.My mother, like many others, relies on the <br /> income generated from renting out her Ohana unit to afford necessary assisted care. <br /> Without this income, she faces the grim prospect of moving into a nursing home, a cost far <br /> beyond what her Social Security check can cover. <br /> This bill, while aimed at addressing certain concerns, overlooks the critical role that short- <br /> term rentals play in supporting our kupuna and their ability to live independently.The <br /> potential closure of these rental operations not only threatens their financial stability but <br /> also their dignity and quality of life. <br /> In light of these considerations, I urge the Planning Commission to recommend the following <br /> actions: <br /> 1. Remove the affidavit requirement that places undue burden on homeowners. <br /> 2. Streamline the registration process to eliminate invasive requirements, making it easier <br /> for homeowners to comply without compromising their privacy. <br /> 3. Include an undue hardship clause to exempt homeowners who demonstrate that <br /> compliance with the law would put them at risk of losing their housing or essential income. <br /> These recommendations aim to balance the need for regulation with the preservation of a <br /> vital income source for many families, especially our kupuna. It is crucial that we approach <br /> this issue with compassion and understanding, recognizing the diverse needs of our <br /> community. <br /> I appreciate your consideration of these points and hope for a resolution that respects the <br /> rights and needs of all affected parties. <br /> Mahalo nui loa, <br /> Scott Wiles <br /> 16-1538 Uhini Ana rd Mt view Hi 96771 <br /> 808-968-7531 <br /> IMPORTANT:THIS AGENT DOES NOT SEND THE EMAIL, YOU NEED TO EMAIL IT YOURSELF <br /> Clear chat <br /> Send a message to : .. > <br />
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