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2024-10-28 Kūpuna for the Moʻopuna Testimony GP 2045
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- was being amended. At every level, our voices were dismissed. Now, with this same <br />flagrant dismissiveness towards our Hawaiian Homes Commission Act authority, the <br />county refused to include comments and documents in the GP 2045 Draft as requested <br />by the HHCA Chair. <br />Here are two examples of the HHCA Chair's comments / documents (Attachments 1-3) <br />that the county refused to include: <br />• The MOU between the County and DHHL was created almost a quarter <br />century ago and while DHHL knows that current County Planning <br />Department staff are aware of the MOU and the unique status of the <br />Hawaiian Homes Commission's land use authority over DHHL lands, DHHL <br />wants to further ensure that future County staff future elected officials, and <br />future members of the public continue to have an institutional memory of <br />the relationship between DHHL and the County. Incorporating a reference <br />to this document in the 2045 County General Plan Update will better <br />guarantee that this institutional memory is perpetuated in future generations <br />[emphasis added]. The 2002 MOU is enclosed for your convenience and <br />reference. <br />• <br />• Likewise, DHHL requests that its 2022 DHHL General Plan Update be <br />referenced and / or included in the 2045 County General Plan Update <br />either as an appendices or other appropriate section of the County General <br />Plan [emphasis added]. The 2022 DHHL General Plan Update identifies <br />land use designations that the HHC may apply to Hawaiian Home Lands. <br />The DHHL General Plan should be a reference to the County. <br />While the county verbally acknowledges the HHCA's authority over DHHL lands, the <br />county refused to commit this to writing in the GP 2045 Draft, which will be to <br />the detriment of HHCA beneficiaries forced to expend time, energy, and resources to <br />ensure and protect the well being of the people and the land. <br />Again, we ask that the Windward Planning Commission require the above changes to the <br />GP 2045 Draft consistent with the purpose of the General Plan pursuant to Section 3-15 <br />of the Hawaii County Charter to "... promote the general welfare, health, and prosperity <br />of its people." <br />Mahalo, <br />Kupuna for the Mo `opuna <br />Pana`ewa, Hawaii <br />Attachments (3): <br />(1) DHHL Comments on the County of Hawaii 2045 General Plan - February 28, <br />2024 (4 pages) <br />(2) Memorandum of Agreement Between the County of Hawai`i and the <br />Department of Hawaiian Home Lands - December 27, 2002 (5 pages) <br />
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