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2013-39 Way Testimony re SPP 1122
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sustainable again. Grants are great, but in these tough economic times, there are fewer and smaller <br />grants available and the competition to get them is higher. We want to be able to sustain ourselves with <br />reliance on grants but we can't do that without the performances. without performances, our <br />community could lose the other vital services that we provide. <br />I'd like to address a few of the specific issues raised in your draft letter to the county planning director: <br />Noise from proposed events at SPACE: Upon reflection and discussion with our SPACE Advisory <br />Committee in April, we decided to reduce our special use permit amendment application request noise <br />limits. In the draft that you reviewed, we proposed to voluntarily reduce the noise emissions from <br />SPACE from the legal limit of 70 dba to 65 dba averaged over a 24 -hour period. In our new version, <br />we will be limiting ourselves to 45 dba for workshops, rehearsals, etc. and 55 dba for performances and <br />fundraisers, with no averaging. Also, we have secured a grant of $30,000 to use for noise reduction <br />measures for the SPACE pavilion, which we will receive as soon as the Planning Commission approves <br />our amended Special Use Permit. We feel certain that the combination of the lower decibal limit and <br />the noise reduction for the pavilion will alleviate one of the major inconveniences for our nearby <br />neighbors. <br />Number of events at SPACE: I've seen testimony with people referring to us as "requesting a weekly <br />night bazaar for an additional 52 events per year." We are not requesting to hold a Night Bazaar. In <br />our original amendment, submitted in Oct. 2010 to the Planning Department, we did ask for it, but that <br />application was rescinded. when Uncle Robert's started their highly successful Wednesday night <br />market, there was no longer a community need for us to hold one and we removed it from the <br />application that we submitted in Sept. 2012. However, there was one place in the document where a <br />reference to a Night Bazaar slipped our notice and was left in. So, to clarify, we are not requesting to <br />hold a Night Bazaar. The mistaken reference remaining will be removed when we resubmit the <br />application with the lower noise limits. <br />I hope through this written testimony that I have been able to show you a different side of HV C and <br />SPACE. My intention has been to communicate some aspects of our organization and our situation that <br />you may not have been aware of I would love to see all of you down at SPACE. Please come down <br />and see for yourselves what we're about. <br />Mahalo nui loa, <br />Jenna way <br />Executive Director <br />Hawaii's Volcano Circus <br />Seaview Performing Arts Center for Education <br />
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