2018-04-05 Hearing Transcript - Kelly & Joanne Jarneski REZ 18-226

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IKEDA: Mr. Chairman? You know, I walls that road almost every morning. MORI: I thought you looked familiar. IKEDA: Yeah, so I know what you're talking about, but I've noticed that people were courteous, that they do, you know, move on the side. It would be nice if they could have made it, you know, a little wider, but. MORI: What I was thinking, you know, a simple solution to that is some kind of traffic instruction. You know, a yield sign or some warning of what's going on, because it's not really our, you know, local guys, we know what to do. IKEDA: Yeah, I walls that almost every morning. Yeah. MORI: But, it's the tourists that come in. They have no idea, you know, when they face you down on a one -lane road, and some of these mainlanders are really aggressive, you know. IKEDA: Yeah, and in fact I kinda like the road. Maybe I go early in the morning so the traffic isn't that heavy. I might run across four or five cars at the most. MORI: Well, I work out of the house, so I kind of watch it all day if you will. There are two times where it's busy. You know, it has to do with the change of the hospital shifts. The rest of the day, it's just the local traffic. IKEDA: That's right. MORI: Tourist buses and tourists, they run that road. IKEDA: Like at 4 o'clock in the morning, no one is there. MORI: No one's there, yeah. It's really nice, and you know, I don't have any objection, you know, to the change per se. I like your idea actually. That's why we moved up there. IKEDA: I think a lot of lots down there, isn't it Ag -3 or something like that on the bottom side of the road? MORI: Where's that? IKEDA: On Akolea. I think a lot of the lots are Ag -3. MORI: Yeah, they're all Ag -3 I think, almost all of them I think. IKEDA: So, it's kind of changing, you know, so I understand. In fact, what was hisI think, Kai came in for a subdivision not too long ago, and I think we changed his one also. So, EXHIBIT B 5