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2024-04-03 PL-CCI-2024-000003 Bill 121 Hope Stocker
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From: hope stocker <br /> To: W PCtesti mony <br /> Subject: Urgent Call for Fair and Equitable Treatment in Short-Term Rental Regulations <br /> Date: Wednesday,April 3,2024 5:41:45 PM <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 /> I am writing to express my concerns regarding the proposed measures in Hawaii Bill 121, <br /> specifically the unequal treatment of property owners and operators in the short-term <br /> rental sector. As a resident and member of our vibrant community, I believe it is crucial <br /> that our regulations foster fairness and support the sustainable growth of our local <br /> economy. <br /> The current proposal seems to overlook the importance of providing equal opportunities <br /> for all property owners, regardless of whether they live on-site or not. This distinction <br /> creates an unnecessary divide and could potentially harm the local tourism industry, which <br /> is a significant source of income for many families, including mine. <br /> I kindly request that the Windward Planning Commission consider recommending the <br /> following changes to ensure a more inclusive and equitable approach: <br /> We want the planning commission to recommend equal treatment of the property owners <br /> who live on-site and operators who do not own the property but live on-site as lessors or <br /> caretakers. <br /> We want the planning commission to recommend removing dangerous signage <br /> requirements and protect operators from the public disclosure of addresses and <br /> ownership. <br /> We want the planning commission to recommend streamlining the registration process <br /> and eliminating invasive requirements like dimensioned drawings and the disclosure of <br /> private details of their home. <br /> These recommendations aim to address the concerns of enforceability, inequity, and the <br /> transformation of neighborhoods, which have been previously expressed by the planning <br /> commission. By implementing these changes, we can ensure that our regulations are fair, <br /> enforceable, and supportive of both our community's well-being and economic prosperity. <br /> I appreciate your time and consideration of these matters. I believe that by working <br /> together, we can find solutions that benefit all stakeholders and contribute to the <br /> sustainable development of our beloved island. <br />
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