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CHR. SIRACUSA: Waimea. <br />MR. HIRT: Good evening, Chair, our first testifier tonight is Mike Price, representing <br />himself, to speak in support of the Final Draft Plan. <br />MIKE PRICE <br />(At this time Mike Price came forward via videoconference from Waimea to address members of <br />the Commission.) <br />MR. PRICE: I want to thank the committee for their hard work, their ability to listen to the <br />public, and all the work that it took to get to this final draft. Overall, the plan is a good one. <br />It maintains Hamakua district, it kept Puako, Waikoloa, all together with Waimea in <br />District 9. There was a compromise, we all recognize, in Puna, and we really appreciate <br />that compromise in consideration of a fair plan for all of the island at this point in time. <br />There may be small groups of people here and there that are naturally dissatisfied, but there <br />wasn't a big impact to large population areas. They remained as communities; they didn't <br />get split up. I think you did a fantastic job in that regard. At this point, a lot of these <br />communities that have Community Development Plans, can rest assured that they can <br />move forward with some of that planning in their Action Committees and the proposed <br />projects, with one representative representing them. An obvious consensus of the <br />community is maintained. The plan also provides in these districts that you have drawn up, <br />road connectivity. It obviously took into consideration the water supply, the hospital <br />districts and some other services. So, all in all, as myself, I am pleased with it. I'm hoping <br />that all you need to do is do a little tweaking and there are no surprises in the final plan. <br />So, I want to thank you again for your hard work, your integrity, and your fairness. <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you. Thank you for coming out to share with us. Our next <br />testifier here in Kona is Cheryl King, representing herself. <br />CHERYL KING <br />(At this time Cheryl King came forward to address members of the Commission.) <br />MS. KING: I just wanted to thank you all for coming out tonight. I wish to testify in <br />support of the Commissioners Draft Plan, and I hope that you can incorporate Brenda <br />Fords's suggestions. I am aware of the effort you have put into this plan, and of the <br />compromises that have had to be made to reach agreement on this plan. Thank you, <br />Commissioners, for your service. As a Kona resident, I would like to say a special thank <br />you to our own Kona Commissioners, Dru Kanuha and Bo Kahui. They have worked well <br />together, and they always spoke up when they needed to; and I appreciated that. Thank <br />you. <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you, Cheryl. Let's go to Pahoa again. <br />MS. LIVELY: Thank you, our next testifier is Joyce Folena. <br />5 <br />
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