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Ccu°°nsuallt a°°nts/CcIIII Il cii tciis Illisste i lire � abIe II: lu°°ncllu de ei,npllc ces c11' tIlie II floc°n II II " u11 cnuclice arid State Il:::)c^Iat c11' II. grid &. II to ii' Il Il: c^scuau'ces II...l ccn agericy Iac^ii'sor.nir.ncnll u'ecc^lived ppu'cc 11 IPiioii,n tIl16i' ei,nplloyeu's to teadi losses, do u'clla c^cllc lic 11 ssessi,nerits/su ii'veys, Ilau iiJli Il t1'11 Ellu°nt Iall inns, etc. IPcii II° ualpa Nrla Kupa `Aina has not sought financial support from government agencies such as, National Park Service (NPS) and the State Department of Land & Natural Resources (DLNR). However, we recognize that the interests of these agencies often align with our mission to educate and support the community, especially considering the unique potential of this specific property to create a positive community impact. Individuals from NPS and DLNR who have expressed a desire to support Kupa `Aina's programs would, of course, need to follow their internal protocols and obtain any necessary approvals from their employers for activities involving their official roles. This is a standard process for any project and ensures transparency and compliance with their agency policies. That said, some of these individuals have already shared their mana`o (knowledge) and expertise during their personal time, entirely outside of their work obligations. If they choose to volunteer their skills and knowledge outside of designated working hours or unrelated to their current work projects, we believe this is their right to do so. Such voluntary contributions not only benefit Kupa `Aina but also foster broader collaboration and mutual respect between community organizations and public servants. We deeply value their willingness to support initiatives that align with both their professional expertise and our shared goals. We remain committed to adhering to all necessary protocols while respecting the autonomy of individuals who wish to contribute their time and knowledge. Aloha No, Kalei Ha'anio Pasciuta On Wed, Nov 27, 2024 at 2:37 PM PONC <ponc c�hawaiicountov>wrote: Aloha, After reviewing your application and the information provided, the Public Access, Open Space, and Natural Resources Preservation Commission (PONC) noted that a representative from your organization did not attend the November 18 meeting as requested to answer questions from the commission. As a result, the commission has additional questions they would like you to address.