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Veterans Advisory Committee <br />Page 4 <br />June 15, 2006 <br />and has not yet received a response. Chairman Highley asked Mr. Kalua to follow -up on <br />grants with Mr. Morita. <br />Vice Chairman Stevens shared information, but it was inaudible. After adjusting the <br />microphone, he continued: In speaking for the entire veterans community Dr. Stevens <br />said the main point is the state is not paying any attention to veterans. Plans they are <br />proposing have some serious flaws in it and the state seems unwilling to discuss any <br />possible changes. Its like the train has left the station, is rolling down the tracks and we <br />have been left behind. This is causing a great deal of concern in the Veterans <br />community. Our concerns have not been addressed at all. Hoping that through the <br />Mayor's Veterans Advisory Committee, the Mayor can get involved. We have been <br />trying to go through all political representatives including Senator Inouye, Senator Akaka <br />and Representative Case yesterday up at PTA. Hoping that there is a way that the state <br />can discuss concerns. <br />P &R Director Engelhard shared that part of the reason that you're not getting anything is <br />that you're not telling the County anything. She said that she is only hearing about these <br />concerns today and the County will be responsible for maintaining this cemetery. The <br />County needs to know what's being proposed. She was unable to attend the meeting that <br />she was invited to in Kona, however, she knows nothing about what has happened <br />subsequent to that meeting. <br />Vice Chairman Stevens said that the Chairman has information that he can share to bring <br />the County up -to -date. <br />P &R Director Engelhard said its very important that the landlord knows what is going on. <br />Vice Chairman Stevens said that County could be the key to getting the best use of <br />taxpayers money on this project. <br />Member Louis Kaoiwi stressed the importance of keeping Director Engelhard informed <br />of what is going on because when the VA calls her if she doesn't know what you folks are <br />trying to do she wouldn't be able to answer. Everything needs to go through the Director <br />of P &R. He begged members to go through P &R and keep Director Engelhard in the <br />loop. <br />Vice Chairman Stevens reported that Chairman Highley has been keeping everyone <br />copied in his letter of June 8th including Director Engelhard. Mr. Kaoiwi has made an <br />excellent point and we will definitely keep P &R informed. <br />Mr. Delbert Nishimoto (Field Representative for Daniel K. Inouye) said he just heard <br />yesterday about the problems. Mr. Herb Lum gave him copies of letters submitted, listed <br />on the letters are James Nakatani and Chris Abbott from Congressman Case's office. He <br />asked if they have responded to the letter. He also said yesterday was the first they heard, <br />so please put Senator Inouye on the list, and do not grumble after the fact when we are so <br />close to the deadline. <br />
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