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side. Particularly the HPP division; many people do not realize, but they are part up there. Certainly, that is a community of interest, particularly considering many issues that the County and that association are going through right now. Plan number 8, although it may have some other problems that I did not yet dig up, does not split Hawaiia the MakuÒu Hawaiian Homelands, as do numbers 7 and 9. I just ask you to take these points into consideration, and I look forward to looking at other plans put CHR. SIRACUSA : Thank you. We have a fifth testifier, on Communication 29. It looks like J. Tanimoto. JO JO TANIMOTO (At this time Jo Jo Tanimoto came forward to address members of the Commission.) JO JO TANIMOTO: Actually itÓs Jo Jo, so I just put J. Tanimoto. I come from Hawaiian Homelands, and I just wanted to say that IÓm one of those that read this on the computer, all of the directions on how to view a map. But I cannot talk about anything else, because I no can view the map. So I would like some help with that. In Kawaihae, our closest office is the Waimea office, but that is away from us. We are kind of isolated where we are, so if I can pass this so I can see what you guys are doing, it would h CHR. SIRACUSA : Thank you. Are there any other people who would like to testify before we go on to the rest of the agenda? COMMUNICATIONS COMM. 28: PUBLIC HEARING DATES AND VENUES Memo from Commission Chair, René Siracusa, dated August 4, 2011, regarding discussion of public hearing dates and venues. Ms. Poindexter moved to close file on COMM. 28. Seconded by Ms. Ugalde. CHR. SIRACUSA: We have been presented with a list that Karen put together; a calendar. I believe it is also up there on the table. It shows each district, and their councilmember, the district name and the commissioner representing that district, the locations that Karen has found for us to have our meetings and the dates and hearing times. I noticed that for Districts 3 and 4, they are going to be on the same day, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in am in Hilo. That will work; it gives us all time for lunch too. st maybe Valerie and Joe can provide some input on it, is whether October 21, if we have a meeting at Papaaloa Gym from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., can we get up to Waimea Community Center and still have lunch, by 1:30? stst MS. POINDEXTER: On the 21 or do you mean the 1? That is pretty tight. 6