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land (the land between The Figh & Hog restaurant and Pukalani <br /> Stables) that can be utilized for any new Commercial developments. <br /> do not believe we need, nor do I want more commercial space in <br /> Waimea, especially at the entry to town where the traffic risks are great. <br /> The town of Waimea is currently over-congested with traffic, commercial <br /> development of agricultural land will only create more traffic that this <br /> small town of Waimea is not built for. No by-pass has been allowed, so <br /> therefor further commercial development should be restricted. <br /> The town of Waimea is currently a dangerous place to drive due to the <br /> fact that we have a considerable amount of semi-truck drivers trying to <br /> make their way through this small little town, transporting containers <br /> across the Big Island from Kawaihae barge to Hilo barge. The traffic in <br /> Waimea would be less of an issue if the barges were delivered straight <br /> into Hilo negating the need for truckers to pass through Waimea to <br /> deliver supplies to Hilo barge from Kawaihae barge. However this is not <br /> the case and we need to be mindful of any activities, such as converting <br /> Agricultural land into Commercial and small residential lots, which would <br /> create an even bigger traffic issue for this small town of Waimea. <br /> Over the decades but especially more recently with the ever-increasing <br /> population and thus congestion of the roads in Waimea, there has been <br /> a frequent occurrewnce of automobile accidents in the town of Waimea, <br /> the traffic gets stalled for many hours and this is not safe for any <br /> ambulance trying to get to the hospital in the town of Waimea, lately we <br /> have been hearing a constant roar of ambulences. What is going to <br /> happen when these small and huge developments are allowed to build <br /> endlessly, change the zoning and make this Island a very dangerous <br /> place to drive. The auto insurance rates are astronomically high on this <br /> island due to the unusual amount of accidents that happen here, do we <br />