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2006-10-09 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes (Hilo Mtg)
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2006-10-09 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes (Hilo Mtg)
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CLIVE CHEETHAM <br />Mr. Cheetham came to speak on behalf of Communication 06 -107 ( Waiele). Mr. <br />Cheetman asked if the purpose of his speaking today was to encourage the Commission <br />to put Waiele on the list. <br />Mr. Flores stated in their speaking to the Commission, they are giving the Commission <br />more background information so when the Commission does an assessment of the <br />property, it will help decide where on the list as a priority it will be. <br />Ms. Self stated the purpose of his testimony was to share his support of this property and <br />that helps the Commission evaluate the Survey Form. All properties that are on the <br />Survey Forms are evaluated by the Commission; whether or not it makes it on the priority <br />list is determined by the Commission. <br />Mr. Campbell stated to Mr. Cheetham the particular information that he was bringing <br />today was so vital to the Commission in making their assessment. The more particulars <br />the Commission has the better chance it has in going through the process. <br />Mr. Cheetham spoke of John Orr who defended the paving of the road from the 1960 lava <br />flow to Honolulu landing. He lived at Kahuwai. Mr. Orr put a lot of effort in making <br />sure this portion of the Big Island was preserved and protected from development. Mr. <br />Orr's focus was for everyone on the island. Mr. Cheetham stated in his 27 years of living <br />here, this is the first time a large portion was suddenly in Hawaii Homes. There are a lot <br />of people who think AG -1 zoning out in the wilderness is an error. Mr. Cheetham stated <br />someone with a lot of money could come in and do an AG -1 subdivision and split the <br />area. Mr. Cheetham stated if this were to be developed, it would split a large area of <br />undeveloped land and impact the coast. <br />Mr. Flores asked Mr. Cheetham what his vision was of this site. <br />Mr. Cheetham stated he didn't want to see it chopped up into AG -1 or AG -3. The <br />County could purchase simply to leave it alone or purchase and encourage people to visit <br />the area and use the trial. Mr. Cheetham stated his interest was so it doesn't fall into the <br />hands of speculative development. Mr. Cheetham stated it's a tricky area; the coast line <br />is very wild. <br />Mr. Campbell stated when Chris Yuen came to speak to the Commission, he informed us <br />of other tools that the County could use. There are other options besides just purchasing. <br />Ms. Springer stated in the written testimony they have, there is a statement that there is <br />several endangered species, what are they? <br />(female voice from public) Beach grass; it's the best place in the whole State for that. <br />
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