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3 agendas. However, this might be time consuming because the South Kohala AC does not have a planning assistant, like some other AC s. Mike Fischer: If the AC is identified with the County it will have more clout; otherwise the AC is just another community group. It is important for the AC to be as official as possible. Nancy Alvord agreed the AC is a County group and should be found on the County site. Leonard Librizzi: The AC needs to hear from the community. A function of the website would be to take community feedback. Allen Salavea noted that the County website does not allow that option now, yet the software is flexible. Margaret Horwatt and Jeannie Palermo: For examples of content, a website could include information on the pu‘u project, updates on subdivision applications, and requests for help. It could notify the public about subcommittees and provide contact information. Robin Inaba suggested starting and linking to various community sites. In conclusion, Jeanni Palermo and Mike Fischer will look into domain names and may contact schools about assistance with a website. Nancy Alvord noted that the work and agenda of a meeting changes if numerous members of the public are present. OLD BUSINESS 5. Develop 2010/2011 Implementation Work Plan for SKCDP Allen Salavea said the County wants work plans created. The subcommittees can work on this and submit their proposals to Allen. Allen can compile information on the work plans and report to the County. Work plans also serve as a measuring tool. He would like to set a date for completed work plans. 6. Subcommittee Reports and Updates The South Kohala AC subcommittees are not standing committees but are flexible. a)Puako Evacuation Route at Paniau: Jeannie met with the Puako Community Association on June 2. They have already finished an evacuation route; a firebreak is now their highest priority. Ocean water quality issues are also important. The AC can check off the evacuation route matter, and replace it with a topic of a firebreak behind the mauka houselots as a priority. The Association meets the first Wednesday of the month, 6:30 pm, at a real estate office in the General Store.