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rock formations and bulldoze it and pave it. Yeah, as far as the roadway, I’ve listened to this
<br />whole thing in the past hour and it still seems vague to me who’s in charge of building this
<br />roadway. And like, how much money did they give? Did they just give 483,000 dollars towards
<br />it, or are they actually going to build the road? I happen to own the house now on what’s called
<br />the Keauhou Bypass, and now I have like 5,000 cars a day driving past my house, and it’s
<br />unimproved, full of cracks, and that the way that they are mitigating the situation where it says,
<br />you know, such a steep grade and big trucks can’t go on it; they are anyway busting up the road,
<br />so and they bring in spray-poison trucks into the cracks where the grass is growing and -. I
<br />imagine everything else I’d like to bring up someone else will, so thank you for your time.
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<br />UNGER: Great. Thank you.
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<br />LUI: Aloha kahiaka. Good morning.
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<br />UNGER: Aloha. Please —
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<br />LUI: You folks get big —
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<br />UNGER: — state, please state your name and area of residence.
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<br />LUI: My name is Abel Simeona. I’m homeless, houseless.
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<br />UNGER: Thank you.
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<br />LUI: Okay? You guys have been taken me out of where I used to live, Kawa. Pele built things,
<br />and look what’s happening with Tūtū Pele. We’ve got the one right up here in you guys’
<br />backyard. Everything is haywire now with this volcano. Look at the air. Look at all of these
<br />things that people doing now. They all get limitation. You guys gonna put things over here.
<br />You’ve got the school. You’ve got all these schools. Graduations just went past through. It’s
<br />already a hazard. The airport road, you guys not even deal with that yet, not you guys wanna
<br />deal with something else. We just had big rains the other year. We got flooded over here. We
<br />had the earthquake that you guys never fix up all the hotels, all the buildings, all the wells, all the
<br />waterlines is all gotta changed. Get so many projects that for due, and you guys wanna make
<br />developments. I mean, I mean it’s insane, I mean for do something now that already get all of
<br />these problems over here. And, and the worst thing about all of these things now, we get the
<br />th
<br />military get war games coming up at the end of this month on the 26, I believe. You’re getting
<br />50,000 people coming here from Korea, China, Britain, America, Canada. This, us problems are
<br />already here. Now you’re gonna cause all like these. We got, I ain’t done, we got the surfing,
<br />we got all of these things, canoe racing, and all of this kine. You guys creating something that
<br />it’s, don’t even belong, that’s not our culture. Okay, you guys, you guys get some of the
<br />decision that you guys have to look out for where you live, in your backyard. You look all the
<br />coffee and all of these things, nobody can eat the coffee, all of these things is all gone already,
<br />pōkahana. Okay, the bringing over here now is disaster. And the tourists, and the boat, they like
<br />to come here; the State of Hawai‘i is not telling the people about what’s going on. I call, I talk to
<br />the Mayor about the lady that died in the gardens over there, from that, it was the Mother’s Day
<br />she died, and she’s not even in the papers, okay? She was buried one week later. We did the
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