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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0141.001 2020-2022 i P/Cound1 1 I II Maku'u Farmers Association 15-2131 Keaau Pahoa Highway Pahoa, HI 96778 K Phone: (808) 896-5537 ; E-mail: makuufarmersassociation@gmail.com "THF SFCRF,T OF SUCCESS IS THE CONSTANCY OF PURPOSE" rx Mission: To promote and perpetuate Native Hawaiian values and � r traditions,to provide educational and employment opportunities while also developing small businesses. To become self-sufficient as established by the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920 Ashley Kierkiewicz COUNTY CLERK co OF HAWAIII Hawaii County Council- District 4 25 Aupuni St. RECEIVED Hilo, HI 96720 Time 5-758 e.A. Date MAR 1 5 2021 Aloha mai Kakou, Maku`u Farmers Association was formed in 1997 to serve Native Hawaiian farmers and families residing in the DHHL Maku`u agricultural homesteads in lower Puna. DHHL Maku`u lands consists of 127(5-acre) parcels for families and 50(2-acre) parcels for community use.The organization's mission is to promote and perpetuate Native Hawaiian values and traditions to provide educcational and employment opportunities while also developing small businesses.To become self-sufficient as established by the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act of 1920.The primary beneficiaries consist of 50+served by the organization are Native Hawaiian farmers and family homesteaders with lands in the DHHL Maku`u community and have been consistantly working hard with DHHL and the County of Hawaii in removing abandoned vechiles and rubbish left by heavy drug traffic and loriters all hours of the day and with an increase of heavy traffic thorugh all hours of the evening. The applicant will use these funds to address critical safety and security concerns in the Maku`u homestead community that have been exacerbated by the disaster, including agricultural theft, vandalism,trespassing, and illegal dumping.The project will be manged by the organization's lead homestead security. Items _ Cost s i Security Cameras $927.44' Magnetic car sign $1,300.00 Flashlights $272.56 -------------- -----------— i Total $2,500.001 I ®Illi) ,Illill ILII VIII-i��ililu ugl��ml lll� I Our outcomes are to be proactive with crimes and illegal activity happening within Maku`u. to capture the activities committed and deliver quick data to local police. To maintain homestead security by purchasing signs to clearly identify our vehicles as "neighborhood watch"and Flashlights to help with range view during night routes. Comm.N Ref.To: Ref. to The Maku`u Farmers Hawaiian Homestead Association `Ohana would like to Mahalo the `Ghana at the County of Hawaii for providing our subdivision with the funds to better equip our`Ohana who volunteers day and night to help keep our home safe. Me ke Aloha, Paula I etbuna President of MFHHA -6eorjVtt D.Kyser Head Homestead security