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and KT. It's not just the feral cats but production of the any [unclear], as well as our <br /> public safety, yeah. So that's all I have right now. <br /> LT: Mahalo. I saw the post about the—just leaving the animals bodies. Do you know what <br /> kind of properties they're on? Is that on private property or.... <br /> TWC: County, some private properties, some public properties I know— I even heard of one <br /> on Stainbeck— right near the check-in station was left. <br /> LT: Mahalo for that update. Moving on District—3, that's myself. The biggest concern in <br /> District - 3, is these wild chickens out of, I guess, you know, they're egg laying chickens <br /> not the fighting chickens kind so it seems like people are getting egg layers and then a <br /> rooster pops out and they get rid of ten of'em at a time so just watch out in District—3, <br /> people are dropping off just groups of roosters— Rhode Island Reds. The rainy season <br /> brings out all the pigs and down in Keaukaha where the Nene live—the pigs are out on <br /> top of the road across Four Miles and same as always with the sewer plant polluting the <br /> ocean, but that's it for District—3, and we can move on to District—4. <br /> BL: Brian Ley, [unclear] finally we got an update supposedly February permits—they're still <br /> waiting on permits but hopefully they're gonna start in February, but there was and also <br /> an online petition to save the hot ponds and there was current legislation—just give <br /> everybody a heads up—there's a slew of anti-gun bills—the most ridiculous one being <br /> background checks on certain types of 3-D printers so just letting you know where we're <br /> going down that and as a private citizen I spoke at the Na Ala Hele Trail thing last week <br /> about the land between HPP and Hawaiian Beaches, if it is turned in to a public hunting <br /> land that Na Ala Hele put in appropriate parking places for ATVs so we can access the <br /> land properly to do a good number on keeping the pig populations down. If we could do <br /> that and have adequate parking because I know that's an issue with a lot of the hunters <br /> is access to the areas and being able to get in and get out—so we don't have the issue. <br /> You go in half a mile to kill a big pig and then you can bring your ATV and get it out so <br /> that's it for District—4. Thank you. <br /> LT: Thank you, I think we should add this to one of our main focuses of [unclear] hunting <br /> area because it seems like the past couple of years that district had to deal with the <br /> most [unclear] with pigs, right, so I think this would be a good focus for us, when we go <br /> to Oahu and we talk to the other legislators. <br /> RD: Chair,just one note on Commissioner Ley's report. Na Ala Hele is funded by OHV <br /> funding—Off Highway Vehicle—which gets funded to the tune of four million dollars, <br /> which is off-highway fuel tax rebates. There has been a constant complaint that the trail <br /> system is using it for their own good and neglecting the off-highway vehicles so there <br /> needs to be a pressure point to make sure that the funding is used for where it's come <br /> from. <br /> BL: OK. I know somebody on the board, I'll bring that up and talk to them about it. <br /> 3 <br />