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forestry and livestock programs. Traffic will back up and down Kaūmana Drive as these people <br />try to enter Edita Street. Traffic rushing downhill will not have time to stop as they come around <br />the curve resulting in deadly rear-end accidents. Kaumana Drive cannot be widened; and placing <br />traffic signals would cause traffic to back up. The Planning Department recommends an 8-foot <br />wide sidewalk and left-turn lane into the school. There is a concrete channel for water parallel to <br />Edita Street. Private property will have to be condemned to widen this area. <br /> <br />Teenage drivers are one of the highest risk categories. They tend to overestimate their driving <br />skills. Upper Kaūmana rains a lot. Kaūmana Drive is tortuous and unforgiving. The risk of <br />road crashes will be immediate, substantial and sustained. <br /> <br />Connections Charter School will bus in some students. Public school buses presently have <br />difficulty getting in and out of Edita Street. <br /> <br />DARROW: One minute. <br /> <br />H. LEE LOY: Developer William Brilhante has already opened up 40 more lots. He has no <br />plans to extend Edita Street. <br /> <br />Throughout the morning you will hear testimony from students, faculty and supporters. But <br />please keep in mind safety takes priority. I took a Hippocratic oath to do no harm caring for my <br />patients. Ask yourself am I putting the public in harm’s way if I allow this project? If you have <br />questions, doubt or share my concern for more accidents, injuries, and death and lawsuits then <br />you must do the right thing. No doubt your decision will disappoint many but would prevent <br />unnecessary injury and save lives. It could be one of these fine young students standing before <br />you. <br /> <br />Lastly, I leave you with this image of an accident that occurred just 7 weeks ago. I invite you to <br />come back to this image after each testimony and at the end of this hearing. Something this <br />ambitious needs the support of the whole community, but as you will hear from my neighbors <br />they clearly do not. I leave it in your hands. Thank you for your time. <br /> <br />KERN: Thank you. Any questions for the testifier? Seeing none, thank you very much. So <br />there are a few folks signed up to testify on behalf of somebody else. I’m going to permit that, <br />but what I’d like those people to do is really stick with what the person that they representing, <br />what their testimony is, and not a continuation of your own. So with that I will call up four more <br />– Dr. Henry Lee Loy on behalf of Pauline and Larry Kimura, Dana Kenny, Terence Yoshioka <br />and Jan Yokuama, Yokoama, Yokoyama, sorry. And I will wait till everybody gets here, and I <br />will swear them in. So we have Jan? <br /> <br />YOKOYAMA: Yes. <br /> <br />KERN: Okay, hi. Terence, Terence? <br /> <br />YOSHIOKA: Yes. <br /> <br /> 22 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br /> <br /> <br />
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