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2008-10-20 Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission Minutes
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br />Commission to discuss drafting of the 2008 Annual Report to the Mayor <br />Ms. Springer noted that the Commission had scheduled a field trip for site visits and asked if there <br />was any interest on trying to reschedule a site visit before the November meeting. <br />Ms. Garcia said that she would like to have a site visit but don't think it will happen. <br />Ms. Springer asked if they will consider putting it on their calendar. Mr. Yada clarified that they <br />will need to schedule two site visits, one for East Hawaii (Honolulu Landing, Wai`ele, Cape <br />Kumukahi, Honoli`i) and one for West Hawaii ( Puapua`a, `O`oma, Kohala properties). <br />Mr. Flores asked what they would actually see if they do site visits since they may require an all <br />terrain vehicle and landowners approval. He suggested that for the November meeting, someone <br />provide visuals and digital pictures of the properties. <br />Ms. Springer asked Mr. Yada if that's what he was describing that the Legacy Land Commission <br />(LLC) does. Mr. Yada replied that two commissioners did a field trip in Kawa`a, of which they <br />had a willing owner who took them to the property. <br />Ms. Springer mentioned that a more effective way of using their time is to have commissioners go <br />out to the various properties and take pictures <br />Ms. Moon asked if they can contact the applicants who submitted the applications for information. <br />Mr. Yada mentioned that it's going to vary by submission since not all landowners are willing to <br />sell. <br />Mr. Flores suggested that a letter of inquiry be sent out to the landowners for clarification <br />purposes. This letter would determine whether or not at this point or in the future if they are <br />interested in selling their property to the County. This would be the primary criteria and the <br />Commission can determine which properties they should look at that already have resolutions <br />passed by the Council. <br />Ms. Springer asked Ms. Garcia to bring visuals of Puapua'a to the next meeting. She then asked <br />Mr. Flores to bring visuals of the Kohala properties (Mahukona, Pa`o`o, Kaiholena and <br />Kukuipahu - Haena). Ms. Moon will gather information for Wai`ele. <br />Mr. Flores commented that `O`oma did not have a resolution passed and we have two months to <br />look at this. We should take a closer look at the properties that already have resolutions passed by <br />the Council and prioritize the resolutions. <br />Mr. Flores noted that a letter should be sent out since situations may have changed now even if the <br />landowners initially expressed their willingness not to sell. <br />The properties that already have resolutions approved by the Council are Punalu`u, Wai`ele, <br />Honolulu Landing, Cape Kumukahi, Puapua`a, Kawa`a, Kaiholena (644 -08) and Pa`o`o (616 -08). <br />
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