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Veterans Advisory Committee <br />Page 3 <br />April 15, 2004 <br />Landscaping Improvements — Update <br />Following the March meeting, items have been removed from the cemetery and a letter <br />was sent to West Hawaii Today to inform public and request for volunteers. Reporter <br />Kim Eaton will be interviewing Mr. Highley tomorrow. <br />Mr. Highley shared a letter he sent to West Hawaii Today. He shared that documents <br />required by the County which addressed liability needed to be processed prior to <br />commencement of work project which caused a delay in the proposed start up date of <br />March 22"d. The project will fall under the County's "Friends of the Park" program. <br />Mr. Highley said that on April 1st, veterans met at the cemetery and it was decided that a <br />major makeover was necessary. Looking at the site, there is no soil, it was <br />recommended that a minimum of 450 cubic yards of soil be brought in. In order to <br />accomplish leveling this amount of soil, this task would require the removal, temporary <br />storage and replacement of all headstones to its original location. Golf Course <br />Association is willing to do this through global positioning equipment, however, they <br />would like to receive blessings of family members first by sending letters and obtaining <br />their permission. Because of the extent of this current proposal, accomplishing all of this <br />by Memorial Day is not possible. It was agreed during the April 1st meeting that the start <br />date should instead be June 1st following Memorial Day. In the meantime, the irrigation <br />system could be upgraded and existing grass should be kept alive until commencement of <br />project. In the interim families of interred will be contacted for permission. If someone <br />objects to removal of a headstone, volunteers would have to work around those <br />headstones, which could be accomplished, but would make job more difficult. <br />Donations for Project: <br />DeLuz Trucking in Kona 450 yards of soil <br />Kukio Golf Course Seashore Paspalum sod to cover present burial site area - <br />the entire ' /z acre. (Approximate Value - $30,000) <br />Offered more than 3,500 gallons of water per day. <br />Kona Irrigation Donating equipment and supplies needed to upgrade <br />system to include automatic watering. <br />It will take approximately 6 to 7 weeks for sod to become lawn. <br />Parks staff were unaware that improvement project was delayed and stopped watering <br />and weedeating cemetery. <br />Director Engelhard shared that the last communication to the Department of Parks and <br />Recreation from Golf Course Superintendent's Association stated that they would begin <br />tn <br />spraying poison on April 5 <br />
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