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Hawaii County Charter Commission -7 January 25, 2019 <br />SAMMIE <br />STANBRO: <br />Mayor's discretion without the input of the Council or the voters. And so, we <br />wholeheartedly and vehemently oppose any effort to make this fund depletable at <br />the discretion or whim of the Mayor, and with that I will close because I know <br />you have several other speakers. Thank you very much. <br />CHR. ADAMS: Thank you. If I could ask in Kona to have Mr. Sensenig, I have <br />got that screwed up I am sure, please come and also Topher Dean. Thank you. <br />At this time I would like to go back to Hilo to our speaker that we have in Hilo <br />please. <br />Proposal No. CA -7, CA -9, and CA -13, commenting. <br />MS. STANBRO: My name is Sammie Stanbro. Thank you all for all of the hard <br />work that you do obviously. I can't believe that you can listen to the testimony <br />today and not vote in favor of the two percent. I think there have been very good <br />arguments and statements made. Mr. Ruderinan really hit the nail on the head <br />though. It is that the people have spoken and how this small board that the Mayor <br />has picked out can overturn the thousands and thousands of people spent the long, <br />hard time voting for, and doing, I just don't understand. It is just not very <br />democratic. I definitely am in support of nine. We probably should have done <br />that in the first place so we wouldn't be in this position. <br />Seven is a no go at all. We need to strengthen this and not... I am totally against <br />seven. On 13, Bobby Jean, the whole idea of you know, we are very giving, <br />loving people, if there is an emergency we want to step up. It is not that there is <br />any hard feelings or anything but I think the points that Ms. Ford brought up is <br />very, very clear but also I think that this is extremely vague and for the person <br />that authored this, it is much more vague than she usually says. What I am <br />wondering is how much? All? How much is taken? Is it going to be repaid? <br />And I have watched things happen in our government that weren't, the people had <br />nothing to do with it. They are huge wastes of money and to have something that <br />has been voted on by all the people on this island and was stated earlier, the other <br />islands are in envy of us. I mean it is not like we should lower ourselves to the <br />common low spot that they have been stuck with and would love to be without <br />and they would like to be higher like us and instead of us lowering ourselves <br />because "oh well, they don't... theirs is less, so ours should be less", and the <br />reason why it was two percent is because we are such a big island that also we <br />have things that our Mayors put in to being that the public knows nothing about. <br />We have a big sports field that was built on a wetland that cost millions and <br />millions of dollars that was done without anyone's input, the public's input. That <br />money was spent and this sports field can't be used to this day and yet all this <br />money was spent and yet we are looking at something that all the people have <br />voted on this open space we have put into place and yet the Mayor is questioning <br />it. Whereas the Mayor you know, spent money on a lot of things that we weren't <br />aware of and I care for Mayor Kim but when he says that the County has money <br />Page 13 <br />
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