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2007-10-08 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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2007-10-08 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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Communication No.: 07 -071: Letter to Mr. Robert M. Hunter from Kenneth Kaneshiro, Chair, <br />Hawaii County Public Access, Open Space Natural Resources Preservation Commission, re: <br />Suggestion Forms for Waimea Pu`u (Comm. No. 07 -048); Waimea Trails & Greenways Project <br />(Comm. No. 07 -049) & Waimea District Park (Comm. No. 07 -050) <br />Mr. Kaneshiro thanked Ms. Springer for drafting of this letter to Mr. Hunter. <br />Communication No.: 07 -072: Letter to Ms. Johanna Ventura, Chair, Kauai Public Access, Open <br />Space & Natural Resources Preservation Fund Commission, from Kenneth Kaneshiro, Chair, <br />Hawaii County Public Access, Open Space Natural Resources Preservation Commission, re: <br />Request for updated information on the Kauai Commission. <br />Mr. Kaneshiro informed the Commission that this letter was sent to request for any updated <br />information and to share ideas with the Kaua `i Commission. <br />DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REPORT <br />Mr. Yada informed the Commission that the purchase of Waipi`o will be tentatively closing on <br />Friday, October 12, 2007. He suggested that in regards to media publication of the good news, <br />that the Commission work with Janet Snyder of the Mayor's office to prepare a press release <br />after escrow has closed and the sale has been completely finalized. <br />In regards to the Kawa` a parcels, the Johnson property is currently on hold due to disagreements <br />between landowners. Mr. Yada stated that they will be meeting next week to hopefully resolve <br />their issues and come to an agreement between the partners. However, for the Kawa`a parcels <br />owned by Mr. Olson, an offer letter was sent conditioned upon obtaining grants from both <br />federal and state sources. The County is hoping that he will accept their offer or provide some <br />kind of indication on the purchase price. Mr. Yada further noted that Ms. Lea Hong of the Trust <br />for Public Lands (TPL) helped to prepare both grant applications to Department of Land and <br />Natural Resources (DLNR) Legacy Land Conservation Program and U.S. Fish and Wildlife for <br />the Olson properties. <br />Mr. Campbell asked if the Legacy Land Fund grant monies are contingent upon management <br />plans already being in place. Mr. Yada replied that he is still awaiting significant feedback from <br />DLNR, Division of Forestry and Wildlife on their willingness to help on the management side. <br />Mr. Yada also mentioned that based on a legal opinion from Corporation Counsel, open space <br />fund monies cannot be used for management purposes. As an alternative the County would need <br />to budget for management in the general fund or amend the ordinance to allow for the funds to <br />be used for that purpose. <br />Ms. Garcia suggested that they advertise through media publication to community groups with <br />non - profit status to make them aware that they can apply for management of acquired properties. <br />Mr. Campbell mentioned that he spoke with Council Member Emily Naeole who expressed <br />willingness to talk more about the use of her discretionary funds for management plans. He <br />further suggested to the Commission that another possibility would be to contact the council <br />members in their respective districts. <br />Page 2 of 6 <br />
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