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in the paper about that. My connection to the tourist industry through my uncle, Don Inouye, <br /> and our hotel,we have had several tourists, one who is directly connected to ISA. I don't <br /> know if you're familiar with that, the International Society of Arbor culture, and she came <br /> and specifically enjoyed and walked down Banyan Drive and looked at those beautiful, <br /> majestic trees and sent me an email. And in her email, she speaks of Africa, and she speaks <br /> of the boab trees in Africa,the majestic eucalyptus trees of Australia and the general tree in <br /> the Sequoia National Park. And she said the trees and the banyan trees in Hawaii are <br /> magnificent and need to be listed historically that way, and she's working on that project. <br /> She also specifically spoke of Honomu and the majestic banyan tree out there as well. She's <br /> very versed in their, in their life and how they have a micro-organism of animals and how it <br /> affects the ecosystem and its life that they have within their system. So she urgently sent me <br /> an email and wanted me to let you all know that they need to be preserved. And also for their <br /> historic value; she said that the famous people who are named under those trees also have <br /> significance. So in your planning, I hope that we can preserve those trees. She is willing to <br /> come back and she's willing to let you all know a little bit more about her involvement in the <br /> society of the arbor culture,the International Society of Arbor and Culture. So please keep in <br /> mind that, and I hope that we can preserve these trees, and I know that you know my uncle's <br /> working on a non-profit organization to try to keep the cost down to the County in preserving <br /> those trees and restoring them the best that we can. So thank you for hearing me today, and <br /> that's all I wanted to talk about in your development plan. <br /> DELIMA: Well,thank you very much but I'm sure you, it's obvious that we wouldn't be <br /> called the Banyan Drive Hawaii Redevelopment Agency without the banyan trees. <br /> HEIDENFELDT: Yes. Yay! <br /> DELIMA: I appreciate you coming today. <br /> HEIDENFELDT: Thank you for hearing me. <br /> DELIMA: Thank you. Larry Black. <br /> BLACK: I don't care to testify, thank you though. <br /> DELIMA: Thank you, Larry. David Tamura. <br /> TAMURA: I wasn't planning on testifying,but I'm here in case there's questions about <br /> Lili`uokalani Gardens. I'm a member of the Lili`uokalani Gardens board. <br /> DELIMA: Okay,we're not touching Lili`uokalani Park either. So thank you very much. <br /> We'll then move to our agenda of review of the Banyan Drive Hawaii Redevelopment <br /> Agency's conceptual land use master plan adopted at the meeting held on October 26, 2016. <br /> We'll turn it over to Mr. Mead. <br /> A brief interruption was made to allow public testimony from Donald Inouye. <br /> DELIMA: Mr. Inouye,you want to say something? <br /> INOUYE: Yes. <br /> Page 6 of 18 <br /> Banyan Drive Hawaii Redevelopment Agency <br /> February 22,2017,Minutes <br />
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