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Communication No. 2017-13 <br />We addressed the impacts of additional traffic accessing 130 from Maku’u, also around Shower. There are <br />some traffic mitigation measures under consideration already. <br /> <br />We looked at access from HPP towards Hilo, a frontage road, Milo St. Connection. Both under consideration. <br />A frontage road would cross flood lands and not address traffic returning from Hilo. This also would need to <br />involve County participation in the maintenance of Shower. <br /> <br />For now, these proposed routes would be used mostly in emergencies and by people who live directly on <br />those routes. Highway 130 would be preferable. <br /> <br />Connectivity between Hawaiian Beaches and Nanawale was discussed. There were comments from the <br />communities about wanting social connectivity as well as emergency and commuting access. There is a better <br />route between the two subdivisions than the one developed in response to the lava. <br /> <br />th <br />We also discussed connectivity mauka of Highway 130, going up 40, accessing Highway 11 on Ola’a. <br />There is already a problem on Highway 11 with that intersection that would require greater mitigation. There <br />th <br />was discussion of a CL that would go from Orchidland to Ainaloa across the large parcel at 40 St. <br /> <br />We touched on other access that was requested by Kaohe and Nanawale and the vehement opposition from <br />Seaview. <br /> <br />New Business <br /> Neena requested a letter to the new principal of Mountain View School to engage their support again <br />the getting a connection along S. Lauko Road. Patti explains that the letter would have to go through <br />the Action Committee and agreed to draft something and forward to Neena for review. <br /> <br />th <br /> Joy is having a meeting at HPP on Puna roads on September 9 <br /> <br /> <br />Next Meeting: September 26, 2017, 2:00 pm, Kea`au Community Center <br /> <br />Adjournment: 3:05 pm <br />2 <br /> <br />