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SHELDON MEIER <br />(At this time Sheldon Meier came forward via videoconference from Waimea to address members <br />of the Commission.) <br />MR. MEIER: Good morning. I was listening to everybody, so I really don't have anything <br />new to say except that with the census in 2010, and now I'm thinking of the children in <br />2020, when they look back; and our kids right now, there are a lot of kids in Waik6loa <br />Village, where I live. A lot of kids are bussed up to Waimea, and the Hawaii Preparatory <br />Academy; I've done a little work with them. So, I am just thinking of the future in 2020, I <br />want them to know that most of us up here are in favor of Plan B, with a little modification <br />to it. Thank you. <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Let's take one more in Waimea. <br />MS. HANANO: Madam Chair, the next testifier here is Karen Clarkson. She is <br />representing herself, supporting Plan B, opposing Plan A, and commenting. <br />KAREN CLARKSON <br />(At this time Karen Clarkson came forward via videoconference from Waimea to address members <br />of the Commission.) <br />MS. CLARKSON: Thank you, Commissioners, for your hard work and I'm here again to <br />ask you not to consider Plan _A with its division of Hamakua. We are still in the process of <br />working on our CDP, and we have put a lot of effort into that already and to take Honoka`a <br />out of having a council member of that area represent that area, just is not fair. The <br />Council ultimately is the one that upholds the CDP, and if our CDP doesn't reflect our <br />council representation, it could be disastrous to the community. I know Plan _B has been <br />revised and is still in the process of revision, and I believe there are a number of <br />community groups that are working on this and I think that is a great opportunity for you to <br />look at good input from people who are sitting down and really studying this matter and I <br />hope you will really take those into consideration and consider their recommendations. <br />Thank you very much. <br />CHR. SIRACUSA: Thank you, and we have been listening and considering and taking <br />into consideration all the testimony we have received around the island. Our next testifier <br />in Hilo is Patrice MacDonald. <br />PATRICE MACDONALD <br />(At this Patrice Macdonald came forward to address members of the Commission.) <br />MS. MACDONALD: I apologize for getting here late. We, in upper Puna are presently <br />still in District 3 and District 6. From what we have seen, we would prefer Plan B, which <br />does include all of Highway 11, and gives us some of our old Puna back. This is kind of a <br />repeat of our last redistricting, which has a lot in common with our CDP. We spent <br />millions of dollars on our CDP plan, and we were pretty much deleted. We prefer Plan B, <br />I don't know which one is Rene Siracusa's because they don't come through with any <br />12 <br />
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