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2024-12-11 PL-CRC-2024-000019 Testimony - S. McMichael
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you could still sign up to testify on Zoom, but nobody knew that they could still sign up. So, you <br /> need to get that in alignment and have a rock-solid deadline that people can understand and <br /> anticipate because then we're scrambling all night to get more people that wanted to testify to <br /> testify. So that's a problem. <br /> Okay, I oppose the number 2 and number 3 zoning and SMA permits and like you've heard in <br /> this area from previous meetings and future meetings. The problems in this area are all the same. <br /> What we're bitching about is all the same. It's the sewer, evacuation, pesticides, and fertilizers <br /> going into the water. The traffic is just insane down there. The beach parks are overwhelmed. <br /> The locals don't even go there anymore. In fact, locals barely even go on Ali`i Drive because <br /> it's always so crowded with visitors and new residents. There's just not enough room in these <br /> areas without the proper infrastructure that we've been screaming about for years. But no one <br /> seems to be listening and you keep approving these big developments down there that cannot <br /> handle the traffic or the people that we have right now. <br /> So, you guys come on. Please don't approve another extension. It's been 13 years, they go <br /> bankrupt, they run out of money, they get foreclosed, there's other problems and for this <br /> particular development and it's not just this one it's all of them. There's just not enough <br /> infrastructure to handle that population down there and any kind of increases and you guys got to <br /> hear us. For those of you that don't live in Kona, you don't come over here too much. You <br /> don't know what we're having to go through down there and it doesn't matter if it's this one or <br /> the next one, or the next one. If the problems don't get solved down there, we're just going to <br /> have to keep complaining and complaining to you, but you're not hearing us. So, thank you, <br /> please oppose these two extensions. <br /> We just can't have anymore, there's too much that's changed, and they tested the traffic down <br /> there in 2019 during Covid. That's not a true number of traffic cars down there, not true at all. <br /> So, come on, please oppose new zoning and SMA permit for this proposed development. Thank <br /> you. <br /> VITOUSEK: Mahalo. Our next testifier is Lokelani McMichael. <br /> L. MCMICHAEL: Good morning. <br /> VITOUSEK: Please state your name and the town you live in and proceed with your testimony. <br /> L. MCMICHAEL: My name is Lokelani McMichael and I live in Kailua-Kona. I'm testifying <br /> in opposition of agenda 2 and 3, the La`ipala. I don't think that we should, the permit expired in <br /> 2019. I think expired means it's done. Just like your driver's license when it expires, you've got <br /> to get a new driver's license. Everybody's talking about the infrastructure. There's not enough <br /> infrastructure as it is right now and putting 62 units of housing is like the cart before the horse. <br /> Kahalu`u Beach is crazy, and everything down there is really car centric. If you go biking, if you <br /> go running, you have to breathe car exhaust. <br /> Part of this property, the La`ipala one is in the National Historic Registry and it's so amazing that <br /> we even have a registry for Kahalu'u. I had asked Michael Yee, the ex-Planning Director, if he <br /> 8 <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />
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