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<br />90 should adhere to subcommittee results. They may solicit input <br />91 from AC members, but should refrain from mentioning non- <br />92 strategy items and premature speculation or personal opinions. <br />93 <br />94 There was a discussion that followed whether three minutes is <br />95 sufficient time to provide for public statements was. <br />96 <br />97 Jon Adams suggested the time limit be changed to 5 minutes. Faye <br />98 Yates seconded that item. The motion was carried unanimously. <br />99 <br />100 V.SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS <br /> <br />101 <br />102 a.Growth Management: Jon Adams reported that they did not have a <br /> <br />103 meeting, however, there were two items from the last meeting that <br />104 need to be clarified. The first was in regard to a subdivision lot that <br />105 might be sold to Catholic Charities. However, the idea was for them to <br />106 sell the lot to an individual, so this is not going to be transitional <br />107 housing. The second item for clarification is the permit for the snack <br />108 shack at Pololu Valley. He thanked Rosalind for providing information <br />109 on an application and what was approved. <br />110 <br />111 John Winter asked about the guidelines for SMA minors. Rosalind said <br />112 she would look into that. <br />113 <br />114 b.Public Access: Report by Keone MacKillop. <br /> <br />115 <br />116 Keone explained that they did not have a meeting because of the <br />117 reunion, but there was one significant item that transpired since the <br />118 last meeting. The Environmental Assessment for Kohala Shoreline has <br />119 a 30-day comment period that ends on August 7. He explained if <br />th <br />120 anyone is interested in the project, it is highly recommended they <br />121 attend the subcommittee meeting on August 5. They are putting <br />th <br />122 together their letter and recommendations so if anyone wants to be <br />123 involved, they should attend the meeting on the 5. <br />th <br />124 <br />125 Rosalind recommended that the letter be written from an <br />126 individual(s), not the subcommittee, since it did not appear that they <br />127 had time to send their letter through the Action Committee for a <br />128 recommendation. Keone agreed. <br />129 <br />130 c.Water, Parks, and Roads: Report by John Winter <br /> <br />131 <br />132 John Winter explained that they met with representatives of the <br />133 Department of Parks and Recreation before the meeting on the boat <br />134 ramp in the Intergenerational Center. <br />135 <br /> <br /> <br />