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MAHA: Malama Ka Aina Hana Ka Aina PO Box 11331 Hilo, Hawaii 96721 mentioned. I provided early testimony on an earlier version of the General Plan, and seen No mention of new roads! Please understand, These roads cut right into our homestead lots! `A`ole! Pursuant to the HHCA §206, Hawaiian home lands are not subject to zoning or other land use controls by the County. In addition, the MOA between the County of Hawaii and DHHL states. III B. The County will consult with DHHL over the appropriate designations of DHHL property in the Hawaii County General Plan LUPAG maps, and shall give due weight and consideration to the comments of DHHL, and to officially adopted DHHL plans. Chairman Kali Watson, explicitly provided testimony in opposition to Bill 107 Hawaii County Council Meeting. 1/19/2023, which proposed a Puna Makai route through the Homestead of Panaewa. The beneficiaries of MAHA King's Landing, the larger Hawaii Island beneficiaries, as well as the Commissioners of the Department of Hawaiian Homelands have not been notified nor consulted on this matter, and we have not had an opportunity to discuss these long lasting effects as a native Hawaiian community before seeing it discussed on a larger, resident, Island wide scale. We have fought for, and diligently advocated for land settlement of King's Landing with the Department of Hawaiian Homelands for 45 years. We are the first Hawaiian Homestead community of beneficiaries to work collaboratively with the Planning Department of DHHL in the design, and creation of our Settlement Plan, we put community thought into it. We abided by the laws, Kapu and Kanawai of our kupuna, and we will not abdicate. We will not relinquish our rights to a peaceful, secluded rehabilitation for our beneficiary and the protection of the pristine coastline of King's Landing. One of the proposed roads, extends the current quiet Nene Street into Keaukaha's last secluded County beach Park of Lehia and further into the DHHL 'aina of King's Landing, opening up our "back ponds" to even more extreme human pollution and tourism exploitation. `A`ole! And further extends right up to my uncle's house on DHHL 'aina. `A`ole! Is the County of Hawaii really proposing to relocate Native Hawaiian beneficiaries again? This is not the 70's, This is not WWII we are not reliving the Hilo airport!