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2024-07-14 Edith Kawai WHCC
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PO Box 6305 Kamuela, HI 96743 A Non-Profit Organization EIN 46-2207539 <br /> July 14, 2024 <br /> Leeward Planning Commission <br /> County of Hawaii <br /> 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Hwy., Bldg. E <br /> Kailua-Kona, HI 96740 <br /> Testimony - LPC July 18, 2024, Meeting, Agenda Items #3 & #4 <br /> Aloha Kakou, <br /> The Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club was established in 1949 and chartered by the Association of <br /> Hawaiian Civic Clubs in 1959. Our members hale from Paniolo and Hawaiian Homesteader stock <br /> who have carried forward Hawaiian traditions and values of our Kupuna. <br /> On behalf of our members and their'ohana —all of whom are residents of Waimea, we ask the <br /> Leeward Planning Commission to NOT approve Kaupulehu Land LLC's applications for State <br /> Land Use Boundary Amendment from Agricultural to Rural and Change of Zone from an <br /> Agricultural-5 acre to Neighborhood Commercial and Residential Agricultural (Agenda Items #3 <br /> & #4, Applicant: Kaupulehu Land LLC) for the following reasons: <br /> This project is solely for speculation purposes and is, therefore, inconsistent with the 2005 <br /> General Plan. It is a prime example of spot zoning and urban sprawl that Waimea is unable to <br /> support. The proposed commercial development is excessively huge with a 3-building, 2-story <br /> complex and is NOT compatible with this part of Waimea. The scale and size of this proposed <br /> commercial development is too large, similar to a 'strip mall' and NOT compatible for or in the <br /> character of this area. Likewise, it would degrade prime agricultural land and the "rural, ranching <br /> character" of Waimea. <br /> The development would adversely increase traffic congestion near this area. Also, this project <br /> would severely impact the traffic and create further congestion in this particular area on <br /> Mamalahoa Highway which is already difficult to navigate as the highway starts to narrow near <br /> here when driving west into Waimea Town. The level of traffic is in near constant overwhelm <br /> throughout the town which should raise cautionary thinking for ambulance and police access in <br /> light of the fact that Waimea has no bypass roads. <br />
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