September 28, 2016 DRAFT SC Minutes

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they cost and people are successfully training them themselves, people that have diabetes because they can't afford this. There's a huge demand for these animals and I think this was really kind of an opportunity that maybe therefor people. You can go online. I've dedicated this year's crop to educational material, training manuals that are going to be going out to the people of Hawaii by way of hospitals and public libraries and that's my way of giving back to the community. Now, if anybody is interested, you can get ahold of me after the meeting and I'd be happy to discuss it but/ think it would tie in very well with farmers which/ am. This is my last year as a coffee farmer. I'm looking forward to retirement. This gives me something to do with my time and/ think it's a constructive thing and I'm really looking forward to it. The response that I've gotten so far has just blown me away. I've got one of the largest organizations that train these animals that are willing to b k me up and provide training and fast-track whatever it takes to bring it to Hawaii. They'v t three working dogs in Hawaii right now and that's it. They just can't train these ani a enough. There's a huge need for these animals and I think it's something that coul ork ou really well for the people of Hawai'i. Thank you. - APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Mr. Neff moved to approve the March 15, 2016 draft minut as submitted. Second by Mr. Kurokowo. Motion passed with 5 votes aye, 0 votes nay and 1 vote to abstain (Ms. Gomes chose to abstain because she was not present at the March 15,t2016eting).Mr. Neff moved to approve the September 10,minutes as submitted. Second by Ms. Pohi6. Motion passed with 5 votes aye, 0 votes nay ain (Ms. Gomes chose to abstain because she was not present at the Septembee BUSINESS: 1. Consideration of Proposed Revisions to Draft CDP Land Use Maps (Policy 1): Ms. Gloor outlined the remaining steps toward CDP adoption, reviewed the format for discussion during the meeting, and went over the role of the Steering Committee during the review of community input. She asked the Steering Committee to honor the process that has occurred thus far and to maintain the integrity of the process moving forward. Using decision-making handouts, the CDP Planning Team facilitated a discussion by the Steering Committee geared toward preliminary decisions about potential revisions in the CDP land use policy maps. The Steering Committee considered: a. Re -affirming map revisions agreed upon during the September 10, 2016 meeting (refer to the maps included with the minutes of the September 10 meeting): i. O'okala: The revisions preliminarily accepted at the September 10 meeting were to expand the LDU area close to town center (TMK: 3-9-001:023) and reduce a portion of the LDU area close to HWY 19 (TMK: 3-9-001:034). Mr. Moniz moved to accept the map revisions made at the September 10, 2016 Steering Committee meeting. Second by Mr. Neff. Motion passed with 6 votes aye and 0 votes nay. ii. Hakalau: The revisions preliminarily accepted at the September 10 meeting were to change the designation of parcels 2-9-002:079 and 2-9-002:081 from Page 113