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about fire management. Like I said in the Goat area, it's just so dry, it just ridicules the <br /> fountain grass crackling. It's a spark in a good wind and that whole area would be <br /> engulfed. We're sitting on a time bomb. And that's enough joy and happiness for me <br /> today so thank you all very much. <br /> NOTE:In Hawaii, if a property sells with an unrecorded easement, it can be challenging but not <br /> impossible to discover the history.An unrecorded easement does not provide public notice, so a <br /> new owner may not be legally bound by it unless they had "actual or constructive notice".A <br /> comprehensive search will likely require looking beyond the official record and investigating <br /> other historical information <br /> ?: Kimball...inaudible <br /> LT: Okay thank you very much...that was District number 4, moving on to District 7 Mr. Abel <br /> Aquino, he's back on here... <br /> AA: I am here, I'm disabled by Host <br /> LT: Yes sir, I got you <br /> AA: Awesome, I just wanted to revisit the July 15t" issues for the Manta permit being <br /> uncapped, the cruise ship waste dumping too close to shore and graffiti on the lava <br /> rocks. Mostly north of Keahole Airport. If we could put these issues on the next <br /> agenda. <br /> LT: Just noted that down, is that it? <br /> AA: Yes, Possible solution for fire hazards are bucket lines of drones actually, they're getting <br /> cheaper to operate, and could be deploy pretty easily, where instead of a single <br /> helicopter dumping one bucket at a time, you could have about 5 drones just none stop <br /> cycle from the ocean, that's a possibility we could discuss later. <br /> LT: Thank you very much. I just want to comment about the graffiti on the lava rocks. I <br /> know Ironman is coming up and I was thinking of taking a trip up there during the <br /> Ironman to do a little investigation if I can find people doing graffiti or try to find out <br /> what the inspiration for people doing that is. <br /> AA: I think that's a lot of it, you're right...even some signs would help, you know it might <br /> even be like a temporary chalk that actually leaving permanent scars on the pahoehoe. <br /> Not so much the a'a, but the pahoehoe. Was really cool back in the days, when <br /> everybody would arrange the white coral rocks and do that, but this new school, by <br /> using chalk or paint or whatever it is leaving permanent damage. <br /> LT: Let's go check that. Thank you very much <br /> AA: Thank you <br /> 6 <br />