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2007-08-13 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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2007-08-13 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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Mr. Yada also mentioned that Hawaii County Council Member Dominic Yagong has proposed a <br />resolution to amend the prioritization resolution (544 -06) to have Kawa`a and Waipi`o equally as <br />both the number one priorities. The owners of Waipio have accepted the County's offer of <br />$900,000, and by approving this amendment, the County could close the sale since funds are <br />currently available in the open space fund. <br />Mr. Kaneshiro asked if this was a wise move. Mr. Yada stated that the Council should amend <br />the list based on criteria such as the actual assessment, merit, resource, and value of the property <br />and not on what district the property is in. <br />Mr. Gilmartin mentioned that the problem of adjusting the list is that there could be on -going <br />negotiations for a purchase and should amendments continue, eventually the landowners may not <br />want to deal with the County. Mr. Kaneshiro added that when a resolution is passed to start <br />negotiations for "top" lands on the prioritized list, the purchase should be completed based upon <br />which properties is ready to go and not necessarily in order of how it's listed. Mr. Yada stated <br />that unless there is money available in the open space fund, nothing can move. <br />Ms. Garcia highlighted that some of the suggestions is only for easements and not purchases. <br />Mr. Campbell added that it might cost a lot less to purchase easements. Mr. Kaneshiro stated <br />that maybe, in the case of Cape Kumukahi, Mr. Oda could possibly donate the lands for the <br />easement and in return gain legal access to his property. <br />OFFICE OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL'S REPORT <br />None. <br />CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT <br />Mr. Kaneshiro suggested that the Commission contact representatives of the Kauai and Maui <br />Open Space Commissions to share thoughts and discuss ideas that may be beneficial for <br />everyone. <br />Mr. Kaneshiro stressed that the Commission coordinate for a site visit of the top properties on <br />the prioritized list possibly with someone who has knowledge and expertise of the lands, and in- <br />corporate that information into the annual report. Ms. Garcia added that the Commission also <br />coordinate with the community groups that submitted the applications to give a site visit of the <br />property. <br />COMMITTEE REPORT <br />Ms. Schuster followed up with a summary of discussions between Ms. Garcia and Mr. Campbell. <br />She suggested that a mailing list be sent to community groups and individual associations <br />requesting ideas for support and identifying local organizations that provide grants to purchase <br />lands to present to the communities which may encourage more public involvement. Another <br />M <br />
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