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and in furtherance of the self-sufficient of the State. All public natural resources are held in trust <br />by the State for the benefit of the people”; the County trust provision enacted by the county <br />voters in 2010, is quoted, Section 13-29, Hawai‘i County Charter to include “wahi pana,” “surf <br />spots”; I have an interest as a citizen and resident to a clean and healthy environment, which is <br />guaranteed to me by Article XI, Section 9 of the Hawai‘i State Constitution, which states, “Each <br />person has the right to clean, healthful environment, as defined by laws relating to environmental <br />quality, including control of pollution and conservation, protection and enhancement of natural <br />resources. Any person may enforce this right against any party, public or private, through <br />appropriate legal proceedings, subject to reasonable limitations and regulations as provided by <br />law. <br /> <br />The application to amend Condition 2, additional time to secure Final Subdivision Approval, of <br />five years of SMA Use Permit 05-007, originally approved on July 21, 2006. Approval of the <br />request was subject to: Final Subdivision Approval shall be secured within five years from the <br />effective date of the permit. It’s now ten years, and much has changed. Number one, the delay <br />of constructing of the Kahului-Keauhou Parkway, which was intended when it was approved. <br />The County since has apparently suspended its interest in constructing the parkway due to the <br />presence of historical properties in the road and surrounding area. Assumed Parkway was to be <br />built – Page 29 of Environment Assessment – but is not; the project should not be considered <br />until such time that the parkway is constructed. And also noted that the fastest growing North <br />Kona District is the center of the visitors industry and real estate development that power the <br />economy of the island. With that being said, the County should realize approving more <br />developments with this parkway, infrastructure lacking already. Noted on the SMA Permit, <br />05-007, regarding granting the time extension, granting the time extension would not be contrary <br />to the original reasons for the granting of the permit, signed by Kimo Alameda, Chairman, <br />Planning Commission. Chapter 343 Revised Statutes, HRS, significance criteria, agencies must <br />consider all phases of the project, its expected consequences both primary and secondary, its <br />cumulative impact on other projects, as its short and long effects. And the State of Hawai‘i <br />Department of Health Rules Section 11-200-12, Hawai‘i Administrative Rules, Revised 1996, <br />establish 13 significance criteria to be \[used\] as a basis for identifying whether significant <br />environmental impact will occur. The project has already been bulldozed majority of the <br />property. Destruction of any cultural \[resources\], Cultural Resources Commission and SHPD <br />needs immediate attention to address this loss and destruction. Also, missing are two caves of <br />the endangered Hawaiian hoary bats. Two, substantially affect the economic and social welfare <br />of the community or state: The traffic has already adverse effects, public health is also at risk. It <br />involves secondary impacts such as population changes or effects on public facilities. The <br />project is located near favorite surf sites, Lyman’s, as well as Kahalu‘u Beach. The health issues <br />are already occurring, bacteria, fecal bacteria, high level in Kona due to cesspool, two million <br />gallons per day into the area of Kahalu‘u. Also, the opening of Māmalahoa Bypass Highway has <br />an effect now on Ali‘i Drive without Kahului-Keauhou Parkway. So, much of Ali‘i Drive has <br />become the new highway; cars often speed. And now Māmalahoa has been renamed Ali‘i Drive. <br />Noise and pollution as well. The traffic study of March 1, 2005, in the EA, Page 27, that was <br />done at Mākole‘ā Drive and the entrance to Kahalu‘u Beach. It showed that 2004 and 2000 also <br />traffic along Ali‘i Drive is growing at 4 percent annually. The calculation A.M. in 25 out 75 <br />percent, this is below F Level. When demands, volume exceeds the capacity of the lane, extreme <br />delays will encountered with queuing, which may severely congestion affected other traffic <br />5 <br />EXHIBIT B <br /> <br />