2017-01-05 Hearing Transcript - Rhodes Moore LLC USE 16-065

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like last minute forced to put them in there if they don't have Medicare. Thank you. So, what I'm saying here is the easements for Russell has to be considered. What Russell says has to be listened to. Take all that into consideration, Mr. Developer and your counsel, and things will move along. Being a resident, I get affected too, because I got a lot of trees blocking my way and vegetation. That's all going to go. The people living in the senior center, it's gonna see my backyard. Right now, I've got privacy. So, it affects everybody in a neighborhood. Kahaopea Street needs improvement. I cannot see the County trying to put money up later in trying to fix it. It's not gonna happen. And, you're still gonna hear grumbles the Council approved. It's not gonna work. There has to be good conversation from the developer and the agencies involved to come up with a good, clean, honest plan. And, I'm going to end here to put some thought. Think about it. Think about all involved in this whole situation, and come up with a good plan, `cause right now I don't see any subdivision of the easements where everything is going to be settled. Yes, they might allow a right turn, right turn in, right turn out `cause I worked for State Highways, but there is a bus stop there also. And the bus stops on the highway `cause they don't go in the grass on the shoulder. It could be a conversation of the County, State, and the right turn in, right turn out. There has to be everybody thinking bigger. Okay? The flood control will be improved as soon as they develop the flood control at the golf course when the County has the money from the Federal, all that water is going to go to the flood control under the 4 -Mile Bridge. That's the reason that bridge has a 4 - mile flood control system. When that water goes in there, all the water coming down Kawailani is going to be cut off Right, Russell? That water comes from the golf course. It's going to be cut off. Now, how do we take care flood problems? We need to get the monies to put this flood control system working. Then we can develop. Everybody can develop their land. Not for us. For our families. Thank you. HENKEL: Thank you, Mr. Lee. DOI: (from audience): (inaudible, clapping) HENKEL: Is there anybody else that would like to testify or any response? Okay, I'll look for a motion now to close public testimony. MIYASATO: I make a motion to close public testimony. CLARKSON: Second. HENKEL: It's been moved by Commissioner Miyasato and seconded by Commissioner Clarkson to close public testimony. All in favor say aye. COMMISSIONERS: Aye. HENKEL: Opposed? Public testimony is closed. We can now look for a motion for action and discussion on the agenda item. EXHIBIT B 7