2024-09-25 PL-INT-2024-008786 GP 2045 Draft Comments - M. Isaac

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DeVera, Ashley From: Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2024 10:25 PM To: Planning General Plan Subject: Revise Hawaii General Plan Testimony Here Attachments: Big Island General Plan 2045 Testimony .pdf Aloha Planning Department I'm registering a protest as a comment about The General Plan 2045. I have taken time to review the entire document and I have reached the conclusion that this entire document reflects a flawed process and a failure to genuinely and effectively consult with the public and to reflect the genuine and real concerns and needs of Island residents. This document looks eerily like many of the policy talking points of foreign non-governmental agencies (WEF, Council of Foreign Relations). This document does not express value for 'aina, for ohana and community and respect. • This document reflects a mindset that would clearly erase private property in favor of a communist agenda of property seizure and acquistions. • This document openly proposed that our travel be limited which is a violation of the US. Constitution • There was no community consultation and no community support for much of the 'rezoning' that is being proposed. This is maladministration and a fraud. The justification for limits on freedom to travel, on property acquisition and for transforming our rural agricultural island into the location for multiple 'urban density' settlements is 'Climate Change' which is cited in the document in just about every section. • There is no data provided in the Plan to support assertions of a 'Climate Emergency.' • Americans are currently seeing the 'carbon narrative'justify the same radical agendas of property appropriation and confinement expressed in 'Community Plan' documents across the country. • Many are pointing out that policies being handed down to them strangely'exactly' reflect the goals of globalist organizations such as United Nations, World Economic Forum and Council of Foreign Affairs 1) Primarily the failure of the Planning Department to include a Hilo Community Plan is such a glaring omission that this General Plan should not proceed until that process is completed to the satisfaction of the Hilo community. 2) Further I have a more general objection that this document lacks reference to our economy and lacks a focus on how the economy can be supported. This omission defies logic and reflects a flawed set of administrative goals and objectives for this entire exercise.