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COMM. 48.86 from J. Stowell re Against Plan A
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Page 1 of 1 <br />Eoff, Karen <br />From: Julie Stowell [lomikai @hawaii.rr.com] <br />Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 8:51 AM <br />To: keoff@co.hawaii.hi.us <br />Subject: Please vote against Plan A <br />Hawaii County Redistricting Commission, <br />Please vote against Plan A and ANY plan that would split or eliminate the Hamakua District. This is <br />the last of the undeveloped agricultural lands in Hawaii. Those that call Hamakua "home" do not want <br />this aina divided. We want representation by our community, not by someone from Hilo who has no <br />kuleana in Hamakua. <br />One key objective is meeting the public's directive to avoid 2001's changes that divided both Puna and Waimea, said <br />Commissioner John "Mike" Middlesworth. <br />"We're trying very hard not to split communities," he said. <br />Middlesworth says they are trying not to split communities. How in the world would they think <br />eliminating Hamakua and putting the division of Hilo and Kohala at Pa'auhau and Honoka'a, would not <br />be splitting communities? We in Hamakua do not see ourselves as separate little townships; and yes, <br />those unique qualities are present to be sure. We view ourselves as a singularly committed community <br />to the idea of food capacity, not just for our island but in some sense for the entire state. <br />The Hawaiians divided up districts by Moku, and there has always been a Moku of Hamakua, check the <br />maps. In fact it exists on most major islands, geographically described, the northeast, into the trade <br />winds, lush, fertile land. Important Agricultural Land for all the people of Hawai'i nei. <br />I again urge you all to vote NO to Plan A and instead support Community Plan 40. <br />Julie Stowell <br />COMM. 48.86 <br />11/4/2011 <br />
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