MIN CHARTER 2018-11-09 (2018-2020)

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Hawai`i County Charter Commission -5 November 9, 2018 and other open spaces are under the management hopefully Department of Finance would not allow herbicides or spraying and that I do know just for the record that Maui and I have heard rumors that Maui is now using some kind of alternative and that is what we should be looking at. It may cost a little more, I haven't really gotten the specs on that, but my final thing to say about the Charter that is going from 2018-2020, that there is in process an international protocol that allows the Hawaiian Kingdom we are looking at starting November 28th, 2018, which is Hawaiian Independence Day to allow for two years under international protocol for the Hawaiian Kingdom vacancies to be filled which are out of Kamehameha the 3rd statute books and the constitution but I wanted to say hats off to len Ruggles and all of the other honest Americans because what is going to happen here is that it is international protocol that the Hawaiian Kingdom will be having consultation with the County, the State, the United States of America, Feds, even Department of Defense in this process. So we are looking at the Hawaiian Kingdom coining online November 28, 2020 and we need everybody's help on this because we want as far as we can, a seamless transition keeping all of the services of the people and that in that way we can also reach our agendas so far as a healthy environment and the things we need to do. So we do need to look at important issues that are going to be happening during these two years up until 2020 and then I am with the understanding that there is five years transition after that. Now so far as lands or lands to be sold etc. there is what is called the Domiciled Alien Act that if you are not a Hawaiian National .. . MS. MURAMOTO: You have thirty seconds. CHR. ADAMS: Ma'am, I am not sure that this is pertinent to anything that is on the agenda at the moment. We did hear what you had to say. Do you have an agenda item that this relates to? MS. MAHI-HANAI: Yes sir, I do. It's called the Hawaii County Charter Commission and basically statements from the public on agenda items and it is under New Business, but I will end there. I think we all look forward to working together in consultation and that I did speak even with Governor, former Governor Waihee and he has admitted there is very good consultation going on right now. Mahalo. CHR. ADAMS: Great. Thank you. And then we have a final testifier from Hilo? Dwight Vicente: Communication No. 1.9, 7.7, 20, 3.1.1, commenting. Page 15