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3 project would not impact any already approved developments; the land is zoned agricultural. It is presently leased to the Outdoor Circle for one dollar per year; the Outdoor Circle wishes to assign the lease to a new, related 501c3 organization. John Hoover noted that this was a longstanding project. The lease extension seemed a logical step forward. Vote: Jeannie Palermo noted this dryland forest restoration is specifically mentioned in the CDP. She moved that the AC send a letter of recommendation to extend the lease. Leonard Librizzi seconded. Support by voice vote was unanimous. Mike Fischer will submit a draft for the AC’s review to Allen Salavea, who will distribute it. 4) Status Report on Draft Operating Guidelines The chair stated that, in the absence of any lawful objection, this item would be removed from future agendas because the guidelines have been adopted. 5) Status Report on Ad Hoc Parks Committee for Waikoloa The topic was not addressed because Achahn Schulze, the point person on the project, was absent. 6) Subcommittee Reports and Updates Puako: John Hoover reported that he attended the Puako Community Association monthly board meeting. One topic was maintenance of the firebreak; PCA will hire someone to finish the maintenance. They would like to implement an annual plan for maintenance. The association has arranged for a lease with the state to take care of the firebreak. The County Fire Department has been cooperative and helpful. This project has received generous donations from some well-to-do Puako residents. John proposed a March 28, 5 pm, AC meeting at Hokuloa Church. Some PCA members will attend although this is not a joint meeting. John noted that the PCA is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Kawaihae: There were no meetings to report this month, Leonard Librizzi said. Waikoloa: Mike Fischer, a former board member of the Waikoloa Village Association, attended a WVA meeting.