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2025-11-06 Testimony - N. and J. Lesourd
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1. Background <br /> We purchased our home in April 2020 and at that time our lot had a preexisting driveway and berm <br /> along the west side lot line; adjacent to parcel TMK(3) 1-9-003: 018 owned by William Frazier.A photo <br /> of this driveway and berm can be located within the enclosures section of this letter. Our lot would <br /> weather storms and extensive/large rainfall events with no major issues, and never had rivers of flowing <br /> water that could carve out our driveway. <br /> William Frazier purchased his lot in January 2023 and subsequently conducted unpermitted clearing and <br /> grading actions. On January 9, 2024 we encountered the first occurrence of a river flowing from William <br /> Frazier's lot onto ours. We attempted to resolve the flooding issues with William but he quickly blamed <br /> us asserting our prior resolved area of encroachment on his lot as being the source of the problem. On <br /> August 25, 2024 we encountered additional,and more intense flooding issues after further unpermitted <br /> clearing and grading actions occurred on William Frazier's lot. We again attempted to reach out and <br /> come up with some solutions. Unfortunately,those efforts failed as we now can see in William's <br /> complaint against us dated August 29, 2024,that he had no intentions of resolving issues he created and <br /> intended to continue to blame our preexisting driveway as the issue. In addition, after our second notice <br /> of flooding to William Frazier he then applied for a grubbing permit on August 29, 2024 further <br /> demonstrating he was fully aware that his unpermitted actions were causing flooding issues on our lot. <br /> On December 20, 2024 we received a Hawaii County NOV for our driveway approach that, as <br /> demonstrated within the enclosures of this letter,was preexistent in nature. Nevertheless, we complied <br /> with the notice and on January 17, 2025 our contractor began work to bring our approach into <br /> compliance as demonstrated within the subsequent enclosures. All work was completed within the <br /> deadline set by the county with no excuses. <br /> Bottom line, William Frazier has made mistakes and failed to properly plan for and execute clearing and <br /> grading of his lot as alluded to in his August 8, 2025 petition; <br /> "I ask that this requirement for a paved driveway be deferred until a more appropriate time <br /> when I have determined the best placement for the driveway or driveways." <br /> At the present,William Frazier is refusing to abide by the very same codes as we had to with our <br /> preexisting driveway approach.As investigated and reported in July 23, 2025 Hawaii County NOV, <br /> William Frazier was found to be in violation of HCC pertaining to both his driveway approach and <br /> grading. It appears that William Frazier is refusing to accept that his actions are causing flooding and <br /> other damages to our property. <br /> As previously noted, William Frazier backtracked his unpermitted activities by applying for a grubbing <br /> permit long after conducting clearing and grading activities.These actions are not pono and <br /> demonstrate deceit, willful negligence, a lack of concern, compassion, neighborliness, aloha, nor <br /> accountability thereby putting our property, safety, and wellbeing at risk. As exhibited in William <br /> Frazier's appeal document labeled Access Photos with Captions his unpermitted driveway approach was <br /> indeed one of the issues causing flooding in the front of our lot. Because of this omission coming to <br /> light, we can now confirm our suspicions that the lack of a proper driveway approach on William <br /> Frazier's lot in addition to unpermitted grading, lack of plans, and his denial all have contributed to <br /> flooding conditions in this area of our lot. Furthermore, we suspected that William Frazier was utilizing <br /> the Hawaii County Building Division complaint system to continually harass us with baseless complaints <br /> and avoid resolving the serious HCC violations present on his lot. <br /> Lesourd 3 <br />
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