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2007-05-14 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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2007-05-14 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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Mr. Flores stated his second meeting was in Hawi at the Kohala Cultural Center. There <br />were about two dozen people who showed up for the meeting. Mr. Flores stated there <br />was a question that surfaced was about the money that is put into the Public Access, <br />Open Space and Natural Resources fund; is interest accrued from that fund? <br />Mr. Yada stated monies are accrued and then invested in the investment accounts. <br />Mr. Flores asked if the interest goes back into the Commission's fund or back into the <br />County's general fund. <br />Mr. Yada stated he thought it goes back into the PONC fund however he needed to <br />confirm that. <br />Mr. Flores stated that some of the people were concerned about specific lands in Kohala, <br />one of those lands being Mahukona. They had specific issues about what was happening <br />with it. Mr. Flores stated he couldn't give them any specific answers. Mr. Flores stated <br />he explained that the County were negotiating for the Waipi`o and Kawa`a property and <br />had not gone beyond that as far as pursuing a negotiation. <br />Mr. Yada stated on the State list there were a couple of parcels that have been the focus <br />in Kohala. Mr. Yada stated there are two rectangular parcels along the shoreline; those <br />are the two of focus. One parcel is surrounded by Lapakahi and the other is a little <br />further down the coast. Mr. Yada stated the County got a letter from an attorney <br />representing the further down the coast. They had applied for a CDUA with the State and <br />got into a contested case. Mr. Yada stated the owner got frustrated with process. The <br />attorney sent a letter to the State and the County saying that the owner was willing to sell <br />the property at "X" price and wanted an offer. <br />Mr. Yada stated he drafted a response to the attorney saying that the property was not at <br />the top of their priority list and they don't have the funds to respond. Mr. Yada stated <br />both those parcels are surrounded by State land therefore he suggested them pursue the <br />Legacy Land Fund. <br />• Discuss with the Commission the need to adopt a rule regarding notification of <br />property owners on the priority list. <br />Ms. Self stated it was a big debate in our office right now therefore she was going to have <br />to continue this until the next meeting. <br />Ms. Self stated the Commission couldn't do anything with the existing list now. Ms. Self <br />stated the Council would have to adopt a bill that would insert language into the code <br />stating if a property owner did not want to have their property on the list, there would be <br />a way for the property owner to get their name off the list. Ms. Self stated she was <br />looking to see if they were going to get sued or threatened with litigation. Ms. Self stated <br />she doesn't know what will happen if the Commission ended up with no properties on a <br />M <br />
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