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2024-11-04 Christopher Barham Testimony - GP 2045
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and infrastructure, <br />Page 61 <br />The General Plan expands on opportunities for climate-conscious land development in the Land <br />Use section without violating people’s rights, over regulating or increasing fines. Page 63 <br />decreasing vehicle reliance and (Remove) <br />You have no right to hinder people’s <br />right to travel. Please take ANYTHING out that references decreasing people’s use of their <br />vehicle! <br /> <br />reducing VMT, (REMOVE). <br />YOU CANNOT LIMIT <br />PEOPLE’S RIGHT TO TRAVEL. THAT VIOLATES THE CONSTITUTION AND IS BEYOND <br />YOUR JURISDICTION <br />The General Plan further expands on strategies to increase resilience in the Transportation Access and Mobility, <br />Public Utilities, and Public Facilities and Services sections without violating the Constitution, or over regulating <br />farmers and homeowners. <br />The General Plan expands on renewable energy in the Public Utilities section with safety studies prior to <br />installation, and without increasing costs to the public. <br />Page 66 <br />Transportation <br />• Promoting the use of electric vehicles through expanding charging infrastructure and educating the public on <br />the safety studies done for the use of these vehicles from third parties. <br />Renewable Energy <br />• Increasing the use of green technology (including third party safety studies) will increase the energy <br />independence of individuals and businesses on the island. <br />• Supporting renewable energy technologies, such as solar, wind, ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC), <br />and geothermal (Remove. This practice is not safe for an island with active volcanoes!) <br />Land Use & the Built Environment <br />• Implementing smart growth strategies, without violating people’s right to travel can reduce urban sprawl and <br />create more walkable communities. <br />• <br />• Encouraging the construction of energy-efficient buildings and retrofitting existing buildings <br />being sure to prove any additional technology is safe for the public.. <br /> <br />
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