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ZACK KENNEDY <br />(At this time Zack Kennedy came forward to address members of the Commission.) <br />MR. KENNEDY: My name is Zack Kennedy I am a resident of Waikoloa, and I have a comment <br />and two supporting comments to that. I do not feel that it's in the best interest of Waikoloa to <br />split Waikoloa in any way, shape or form. It doesn't make sense, and it's very divisive for <br />Waikoloa as a whole. Waikoloa constitutes almost exclusively bedroom. We have no industrial, <br />no farming, no agriculture, etcetera. It does not make sense to split it. Furthermore, Waikoloa <br />should stay with Waimea, that is where our resource, that is where Waikoloans go for the most <br />part to shop, etcetera. To keep those together makes the most sense of any claim. Thank you for <br />your time. <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you. Our next testifier is Cindy Kennedy, also of Waikoloa, testifying <br />on behalf of herself. <br />CINDY KENNEDY <br />(At this time Cindy Kennedy came forward to address members of the Commission.) <br />MS. KENNEDY: Good evening, thank you; I don't envy you this job trying to please everybody. <br />Again, I am a resident of Waikoloa Village. I believe very strongly that the village should not be <br />split, we are kind of like a cul -de -sac, we're just there isolated, little community. Mr. Kennedy <br />didn't mention but he is on the Board. We have a Board of Directors, I can't imagine what it <br />would be like if the village was split into two districts. I tend to like Plan _40, but the problem <br />with Plan _40 is it splits Waikoloa Road between North and South, that doesn't make too much <br />sense so maybe one of the revisions, I've heard rumors of a 40 -c, maybe one of the revisions of <br />Plan _40 that would include both sides, so that all of Waikoloa Village, that is all in the same <br />homeowners association, could be united. We feel very strongly about that, as does much, much <br />of village. Thank you. <br />MR. MELROSE: Can I ask a question? <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Yes. <br />MR. MELROSE: It reminds me, at the southern edge of Waikoloa is a little bulb in the census <br />tracks; I think it's on the South side of the Village where there used to be preschools out there and <br />a church, but isn't there a housing facility, like a Jack Hall housing unit out there? <br />MS. KENNEDY: I don't know about Jack Hall. We have the subsidized housing, is that what <br />it's called? <br />MR. MELROSE: Yeah. <br />MS. KENNEDY: Yes it's still there. <br />0 <br />