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even contemplating enacting policies of this profound significance that will impact and <br /> absolutely destroy the livelihoods of thousands of Hawaii County Residents.) <br /> The commission then began discussing a line-by-line breakdown of recommended <br /> amendments by the Planning Department, but ultimately adjourned midway through that <br /> process at the meeting's eight-hour mark. Because it ran out of time, the commission did not <br /> address the related bills, 122 and 123, which also were postponed until May's meeting. When <br /> the commission eventually makes a decision about any of those bills, they will return to the <br /> County Council for further deliberation; the Leeward Planning Commission will go through the <br /> same process on April 18. <br /> Wing later told the Tribune-Herald that despite the tone of the meeting, she had some <br /> optimism the bill will be rejected."It's just too much of a gut-punch for the residents," <br /> Wing said. "There's 7,000 families that rely on this. This is paying for my cancer <br /> treatment. This is my retirement." <br /> Email Michael Brestovansky at mbrestovansky&hawaiitribune-herald.com <br /> Registering a TAR also would require extensive documentation, including site drawings, <br /> floor plans, a county real property tax clearance certificate, and a notarized affidavit <br /> stating that the TAR meets health and safety (and code) requirements "under penalty of <br /> perjury." <br /> (The Penalty for Perjury in Hawaii is 5 YEARS IN PRISON AND a $10,000 Fine for this <br /> FELONY!) <br /> The Hawaii County Building Code is comprised of: <br /> HUNDREDS OF PAGES OF TECHNICAL BUILDING CODES <br /> WRITTEN OVER a 30 YEAR TIMEFRAME <br /> and includes: <br /> 3 SEPARATE and DISTINCT VOLUMES <br /> 37 CHAPTERS <br /> and 14 SUPPLEMENTS, <br /> with ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS RELEASED BI-ANNUALLY EVERY FEBRUARY AND <br /> AUGUST <br /> We are requiring our Auntie's to notarize an affidavit that she is clearly unqualified to <br /> determine, that she is in compliance with all 37 chapters, and 3 Volumes and 14 supplements <br /> and pray that she remembered to read the most recent update last February, or she will be <br /> convicted of a 3rd Degree FELONY and, Spend 5 Years in JAIL. And the only good thing <br /> about this for Auntie, is that it is only a one time fine of$10,000 instead of the $10,000 PER <br /> DAY FINE that this Bill 121 is proposing! <br /> Furthermore, the bill sets out a list of rental standards for TARs— listing required quiet hours, <br /> maximum gathering sizes, parking and signage requirements, and more, with (DAILY) fines <br />