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situations that to have somebody down there in all, like how, like I was saying kupunas <br /> cannot—who's gonna walk, right, basically one to three miles—to access—what's <br /> gonna happen when an emergency happens, are people gonna run down there almost <br /> three miles, by then it's too late. So, yeah, co-existence with the County and what the <br /> association will be, definitely a plus, off the bat. <br /> BL: District—4. Thank you for the presentation. Like I said, I really like the idea of a County <br /> coordinator cause I know we've had discussions in the past with easements that are <br /> supposed to go these hunting areas and it's county, state and everything else but then, <br /> like you were saying, it gets in a gray area, it disappears and somebody builds and blocks <br /> it off—it would be nice to have a County thing to work off these things if I could say in <br /> the hunting and the fishing and the gathering community every year we're losing less <br /> and less—it's harder to keep food on the table and get these things—we're looking at a <br /> diminished resources and, everybody here knows what's going on—we've more people <br /> showing up all the time and more people want to tap into it and we need to preserve it <br /> and, have these accesses instead of everybody going to one little area cause that's the <br /> only area you can get to, so... [Unclear]. Thank you for the presentation and hopefully <br /> the County can step up and start doing the things you are suggesting and if we can help <br /> you with - Leomana and I will go to the state legislature next month. If there are some <br /> people that you would like us to talk to and twist their arm on stuff, we would be more <br /> than happy to help you guys on that. <br /> BM: OK. Great, great. Yeah, I think how the state and the County are working together <br /> nobody's really available to solve that—for the shoreline because of these overlaying <br /> mandates, right, cause the County probably in the high water up and then you have <br /> private property on top of there and the state in the high water down and things, well, <br /> that's not our kuleana. Well, it's not our kuleana but it is your guys kuleana so like <br /> connect those two— I don't know how we can do that, but I think that coordinator <br /> position could go a long way. <br /> LT: Leomana, District—3, one thing that was good for me is being able to transfer this <br /> information in the maps because it's something tangible, it's data, I can give on a sheet. <br /> One thing that we do is letters of support other than just showing up in person and <br /> talking, so if you have a data sheet with numbers. They love to see numbers - basic <br /> mission statement so I can kind of understand what your plans, where you're trying to <br /> go and it's not always talking to people who, you know, politics, and we all know it's a <br /> game and you talk to people over there that prevents the people on that side, so maybe <br /> we can go so we're up at the capital there's a couple of different areas of attack of who <br /> we can get support from — now then it's not always the game management people or <br /> the other people, sometimes it's people in conservation that wanna do laws or <br /> something that we can go talk to but— like a datasheet or information sheet that we can <br /> take and then pass on that would be amazing. Other than that, I got nothing left. <br /> Anyone? Nothing seen, so all right, thank you, Blake, that's amazing. <br /> 10 <br />