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sustainability. Richard Liebmann will be attending their next meeting on July 11 with Deborah Winter and Kathie Pomeroy to form the new Ag subcommittee. STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC: Fred Cachola encouraged the lookout at Pololu Valley to be a priority on the CIP list, as the Scenic Byway program is going to take time to get going. A Stewardship plan for accesses and properties acquired for open space should be carefully monitored. Fred agreed toilets are needed at Mahukona Park. A member of the public asked if there is any update on the siting of the transfer station. Giovanna responded no further site has been selected at this point. April Lee stated a priority should be to protect visitors on the Pololu trail. April encouraged keeping an open mind on fish farming and a new boat ramp, due to Kohala's isolation and vulnerability to being cut off in disasters. April suggested advertising for donors to help with school gardens. Daniel Otake spoke on Pololu as a difficult trail. More foot traffic will result in more impact. Giovanna agreed, citing the cleanup efforts required to keep the beach area clear of debris. Fred Cachola spoke again, suggesting the AC include community cultural events as part of the agenda, in part, to help develop a sense of place. ANNOUNCEMENTS : Rosalind announced applications are being accepted for future vacancies on the Action Committee, with a submittal deadline of August 15. NEXT MEETING: Date: Monday, July 11, 2011 Place: Kohala Senior Center Time: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Agenda: Land Use Activity Report Rosalind Redistricting Report Proposals for inclusion in the Capital Improvement Project (CIP) budget Subcommittee Assignments to conduct research on open ocean aquaculture Subcommittee Reports ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, it was moved by Giovanna, seconded by Collin, and unanimously approved to adjourn the meeting at 6:00 p.m.