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Walter Kelly <br /> Protect Keopuka Ohana <br /> P.O. Box 166 <br /> Honaunau, Hawaii 96726 <br /> konajack@earthlink.net <br /> 808-345-9229 <br /> November 18, 2024 <br /> Leeward Planning Commission <br /> 74-5044 Ane Keohokaole Highway <br /> Building E, 2nd Floor <br /> Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 <br /> LPCtestimony@hawaiicounty.gov <br /> Re: Jekaterina Mysin (SMA-2021-000078) <br /> There are many questionable assumptions in the Mysin application, but the most important <br /> one, as far as we are concerned, is the cavalier attitude taken toward the possibility of native <br /> Hawaiian historical resources on the property. <br /> The applicant received an exemption from preparing an Archeological Inventory Survey for <br /> the property, although none exists. Instead, SHPD allowed for a one-day"Field Inspection" of <br /> the property. The applicant hired Hilo-based TesARCH Services to perform the reconnaissance <br /> and file a report. The report sets forth an interesting viewpoint that the parcel is "highly <br /> disturbed."The rationale offered in the report is that every parcel around the subject parcel is <br /> developed, so whatever happened during that process inevitably must also have disturbed the <br /> subject parcel.Yet the majority of the subject parcel is raw lava rock and brush, with bulldozer <br /> intrusions along its edges and crumbling ranch-era walls. <br /> The applicant states that"it is not known whether the subject parcel or surrounding area was <br /> ever used for gathering by native Hawaiians. It appears very unlikely due to the non-native <br /> dominance of vegetation and history of disturbance by nearby development that any significant <br /> cultural resources would be found." <br />
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