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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0595.073 2020-2022 / C I Dill 112 From: Kanani Aton I Sent: Friday, February 04, 2022 1:14 PM To: Council Testimony Subject: Re:written testimony submittals for Council Meeting on 2-8-22, Kumu Hou agenda item Attachments: Kumu Hou Testimony Batch 2.pdf Aloha, Attached, please find attached a second batch of letters of support submitted to County Council for consideration in their deliberations agendized on February 8, 2022 regarding Kumu Hou Project. Please confirm your receipt of this email and inclusion of the attachment for the aforementioned Council meeting. Please feel free to reply to this email or call me at(808) 987-3056 for any clarifications or questions you may have. Mahalo, Kanani Aton Community Outreach Specialist On Fri, Feb 4, 2022 at 1:11 PM Kanani Aton<kananiaton@gmail.com>wrote: Aloha, Attached, please find attached a batch of letters of support submitted to the County Council for consideration in their deliberations agendized on February 8, 2022 regarding Kumu Hou Project. Please confirm your receipt of this email and inclusion of the attachment for the aforementioned Council meeting. Mahalo, Kanani Aton Community Outreach Specialist 5 CDt� I i� 4f Comm. No. F RcF. To: P p C' &F. Date ,EEB " 2022 i I QVC, ,bill io2 CCM14 6R� r I COUNCIL PUBLIC TESTIMONY I PETITION REGARDING: BILL 112/COMM. 595 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-8-13 (PUAKO- ANAEHO`OMALU ZONE � MAP), ARTICLE 8, CHAPTER 25 (ZONING) OF THE I-IAWWI`I COUNTY CODE 1983 (2016 EDITION, AS AMENDED), BY CHANGING THE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM OPEN (0)AND ULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, (RM-8)TO MULTIPLE- FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(RM-6)ANIS SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENT (RS-10)AT ' AIKOLOA, SOUTH KOHALA,HAWAII,COVERED BY TAX MAP KEY: 6-9-X708:021, POR. 027, POR. 028 AND ICOR. 031. Attached is a list of names of individuals submitting testimony in SUPPORT of BILL 112 (COMM. 595). Please note that the text of each testimony are all the same wording. Kumu Hou Letters of Support Page 1 of 3 No# Name No# Name 1 Claver Primo 42 Robert Manoske 2 Karl M. Nobriga 43 Kassie Glimane 3 Kaysen K.K. Takamine 44 Alvin C. Glimane Jr. 4 Nicole Silva 45 Amy Nobriga 5 Ross Birch 46 Breanna Otake-Raymond 6 Scott K. Meikle 47 Maryln Otake 7 -Kelsie Espiritu-Tanabe 48 Sharon Plutschack 8 lChristian Maldonado 49 Reyn Maria 9 Deann K.O. Ginoza 50 Roberto R. Madriaga 10 Andrew Otani 51 Shane Nobriga 11 Nicholas Gomez 52 Brian Plutschack 12 Noah Lau 53 Robert Otake 13 Ethan Hironaga 54 Ken Chung 14 Keith Ng 55 Jim Hanus 15 Winifred Mochicla 56 Bully Kahaliourni 16 Sandy Mochida-Rapozo 57 Kory Dean Martines Cardoza 17 JAlthea Alokoa 58 Leona Lopez 18 ?Alokoa 59 James Mahuna 19 Robrert Sigrah 60 Robert Carlos Jr. 20 Smith Jerry 61 Lynette Mock Nanus 21 Jason Peters 62 Klayson Nobriga 22 Gaye Ishimaru 63 Courtney-Ann Manligais 23 Kaleiana Nobriga 64 Linda Lopez 24 Vicky M. Sadumiano 65 Monica Carlos 25 Ricardo O. Sadumiano 66 Michael Carlos 26 ? McGuire 67 Robert Carlos 27 Mario McGuire 68 Michael J. Nobriga 28 Anna Kendall 69 Asela V. 29 Lori Cambra 70 ? Sacayanan 30 Genielee K.Takamine 71 Loida Vallente 31 Julian Marcelino Jr. 72 Vangie Vallente 32 Wendell Fernandez 73 Shaenayah Sacayanan 33 Kerwyn S.K. Ka'ahanui 74 Blayde Nobriga 34 IRalph A. Galan 75 Roly Vallente 35 Archie Keliikuli 76 Kiana Kijiner 36 Bradley Kijiner 77 Anne Park 37 Andrew Lafarga 78 Royclen Wilbur 38 Valarie Peters 79 Shyla N. 39 Chris Salomon 80 Kaiya Nobriga 40 Augustine Santiago Jr. 81 Kai-Lalyn Lafarga 41 Makaio Liftee 82 Cadence K.H.Takamine Kumu Hou Letters of Support Page 2 of 3 No# Name No# Name 83 Casey K. Takamine 124 Judith Jennet 84 Shaela Peters 125 Janey G. 85 -Daniel N. DeRego 126 Kristine Dasig 86 Roxanne T. Roy 127 Robbie Manoske 87 Myron Yamasato 128 Cynthia Manoske 88 William Abraham 129 Esther Okada 89 Jessica Allan 130 Gale Kihoi 90 jAlice Sigrah 131 Jeremy Sasaki 91 Angie Abraham 132 Kuuipo Bell 92 John Sigrah 133 Bryson DiPrete 93 Wanda J. Sigrah 134 Oren Yamagata 94 Duncan Matthey 135 Allan Bala 95 Ka'eolee Spencer 136 Kealoha Curnan Medina 96 Anela Ubilas 137 Keikilani Curnan 97 Jerome Ubilas 138 Lawrence K. Mahuna- 98 Cherilee K. Spencer 139 Melinda V. Sawyer 99 lKealii Jardine 140 Nelleke Van Harn 100 Makenna Baquiring 141 Junghwan Willis Lee 101 B. Kawashima 142 Ashley Maekawa 102 Chelsea Hui 143 Sean Maekawa 103 Kazah Luis-Kahalioumi 144 Senzo Kunyama 104 Aanson Hui 145 Diane Kuriyama 105 Alexis Lawrence 146 Rebecca S. Ryan 106 Jacob Martines 147 Becky Sawyer 107 Joleen Nobriga 148 Stephen Tabor 108 Daphnie Martines 149 Stephen Winchester 109 Tracie L. Price 150 Rebecca S. Cockburn 110 Louis Nobriga 151 Earl Tamiya 111 Tammy L. 152 Richard Mitsutani 112 Kelly A Hee 153 Dennis T. Miyashiro 113 Malcolm R. Saxby 154 Stanley M Inamasa 114 Melanie Gross 155 Donna Tamiya 115 -Lani Paddock 156 Brenda Matsumura 116 ILiane DePondes 157 Ronald Matsumura 117 lKainalu Brown 158 RaeAnn Ontiveros 118 Lorrie Taylor 159 Jensen Ontiveros 119 Donald Woods 160 Lourclette Ontiveros 120 liezreel Perez 161 James L. Ontiveros 1211 Dand Dogra 162 Joyce Ditly 122 IThomas LaPlande 163 Sadao Yanagy 123 ISheri Dogra 164 Everett Hesia Kumu Hou Letters of Support Page 3 of 3 No# Name 165 Angela Kawai 166 Kaleo Veloria 167 Wayne Mielnychuk 168 L. Porter 169 Tayna Villanueva 170 Will Chu Hing 171 _Jaylene Kaku 172 Lani Tremaine 173 Rain Rotsten 174 Kevin Ginoza 175 Marko Gillespie Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. i There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proatctively assist in creating solutions for thin problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha' ai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print / t Signature e Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'Rna. Statewide, the lack of affordable Housing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on'the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housffig requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'- Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a porti6n of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put,supporting Ku'mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print J Signature i i i LI I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz; 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and � Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families { is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can [j continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people_of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. t Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. a Mahalo, 1AY5 e t< 1< 170 KA i K� Print 1K OVA] M Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for*Kumu Hou at Waikoloa Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu.Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liot&ing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to H,a'w' aii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—'as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature 1 I i i j Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierldewicz; I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful s.eward of the Kohala Coast and is deeplyinvested in our community's future. Most importantly, Mumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasoils to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in.creating � solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's 1 affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural ezzvixonznent—including the native plants and azmals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Lazzd Company. t Simply put, supporting Kumu,Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our i I Iawai`i Island community. i Mahalo, Prim Signature Dear Hawaii County council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley I <ierkiewicz: I I strongly support Plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the mosomen eg uisthat the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable wforcental housing units for karnaMna. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of fl-ds issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai!Island's affordable housing inventory, I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's conunitment to stewarding and preserving the area for.generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and histori.cal buLooking forward, a portion of each timeshare saje from Kumu Hou will be set ide to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, print Signature i 1 i i Dear Hawaii County Council Flanning Committee Chair, Ashley I<ierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast arid is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, I(ltmu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikolods workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of rio less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fannilies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.lie but Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, , seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding an preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural envixom-nent-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes, Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund. a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, VQQ�\Q) Print Si nature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hott at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the J<ohala Coast and is deeply community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for out local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support I<umu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental Dousing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area`s many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from I<umu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hott is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, �'�� -5-hao I c3 Print Signature i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: i I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii ' Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and I Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that { the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental j housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Iawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley lCerkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu.Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Ku mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'Kna. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fan lies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kunw Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through I,,'-umu Hou is a lasting promise to the collununity. It will ensure The WaiRoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley ICerkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Walkoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply mmunity's future, Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our co Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes.b to to Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Ho u willfund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. i Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley ICerkiewicz- I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'di-na. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Wol� Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley I<ierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comrntulity's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. TI-Le Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. koloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and I also appreciate the Wai preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company hasal ways protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can ation to expand its impact for the people of continue in perpetuity, allowing The Found Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Wadcoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. i Mahalo, 5 �T{-(fcu tit ��►�r�c� Print Az Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Coaunittee Chair, Ashley Kierk I iewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful sf eward of the Kohala Coast arid is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, 1(umu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern,, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through - Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island cominunity. Mahalo,, Print ture 4 i C !4 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierldewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to HawaN Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, A11 nJ,7Ct-eJ *Print r/ Signa e I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes, Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, C, Print Signature i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make I their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. I Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our 4 Hawaii Island community. i c Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support 1(urnu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, f0kdtt o Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley lcerkiewicz. I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, PrY Si nature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa!s workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, hA r Print /c6u4' Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable hooking for local families ` is a pressing concern, antt here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha�rai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment+o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 m Ilion endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ") -s0 -� Print ature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: , I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure n-Lear-drigful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamaaina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,TI-ds endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ".Vignature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable Iioiising for local families is a pressing concern, antt here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous'Ing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this 'issue firsthand, they've chosen to proaLctively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, { k Print Y�Jl { Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of-the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 1-40 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lliot&'Ifig for local families is a pressing concern,, an6 dere on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable lhousorequirements,,but seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively roa6tively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to He v�d'N Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitmenttostewarding and pr,eserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of tieWaikoloaLand Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, V/V< Pul,111140-6 Pnntq CIC//P-- Signature yy I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. i There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lio�si'ftg for local families is a pressing concern, anti Dere on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable house requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proa<etvely assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment tot_stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-a4 well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. ` Mahalo, Print I/ Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Conu-nittee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'diria. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its aff6rdable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to-the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print 4ture itur4 3 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz; 3 I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a 3 proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii 3 Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 3 Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make 3 their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to I fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. i Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our I Hawaii Island community. I Mahalo, 3 3 3 Print I 3 3 Sig ure i i I I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu.Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's comn-dtment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. A Mahalo, daY WL laft . V Print ature Dear Hawaii.County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz; I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a 3 proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikolods workforce. i There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental I housing units for kama`din.a. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families I is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, I seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island`s affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, �� TPr' t 3 lgnature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, t Signa re Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. Thera are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable{workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, antlhere on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous�-ig requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proatctively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha- ai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print ature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable llio�sing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proatftively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment;to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land'Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu. Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu.Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 57� Print Signature i Lear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Merkiewicz: 3 I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. i There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, i seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. 3 I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and 3 preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. 3 Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. 3 3 Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print 1 ature I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast., that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Z/ Print 141 Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful isthat the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The but Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, , seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, JJ,fr _ �eL 6 Print r s Signature Dear Hawaii County Cot ncil Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable fiotZsing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proa,6tively assist in creating solutions for tl-ds-problem and provide a substantial boost to Haw' ai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment}o stewarding and pq,serving the area for generationg to come. Waikoloa Land-,Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, eLA-1--L" t,n-eN, J p ' t J i a;tu!re U i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: 3 3 I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikciloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than.140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liotxsing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, nc�rt �- Print i s� ignatu Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is,'that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print oil Signature i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Ki.erkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. I I There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ,3 Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable ho-sing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'w" ai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitmentto stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-,Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kama Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and cult-are can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz. I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. Them are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lio-ising for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to I Iawai'i Island's affordable housing inventoyyy. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment-*o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kum Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waik,oloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable.housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,, Print eignature I I Dear H. awali County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley ierkiewicz: I I strongly support plans for Kumu Flou at Walkoloa. Waikoloa Lard Company has a proven.history of being a thoughtful steward of the K:ohal.a Coast and is deeply invested incur community's future.Most importantly, Kumu FIou is good for Hawal`i Island and will.ensure meaningful opportunities for our local eomiyunity and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental. housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on.the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Wa koloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing, the impacts of this issue firsthand, they`ve chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I.also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's con xnitin.ent to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, VVaikoloa Land Company has always protected the statural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in'Wa koloa—as well as the area's many cultural and Historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 n illion endowment for The Walkoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou.is a lasting promise to the Community. It will ensure The Waikoloa FoundatioWs efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can. continue in perpetuity,allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people.of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa.Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kurnu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 6 � ��� Signature I i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future, Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Walkoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama%na. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu.Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Zvi C-71 f-M a ne Pt A Signature i A, Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. Thera are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, antt here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii lsland's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Lancf Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa 1 Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its 'impact for the people of t Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. 1 Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature A Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Walkoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the.Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kulitu Hou is good for Hawal'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most--meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing-urdts for Ram a'5ina.Statewide, the Tack;of affordable housing for local families i �s a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing; requirements, but, seeing the Impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosento proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island".s affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the IATaikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Walkoloa-as well as the area"s many cultural and historical,attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu I lou will be set aside to fund a $45 million endowmentfor. The WaiRoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the comitlunity. It will ensure The Walkoloo FoundatiorCs efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in WaiRoloa and the future of our HawaN Island community. Malialo, Mq W q Print ke Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Wailcoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the l(ohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou.is good for Hawal'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's-workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou., but one of the most meavd gful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 144 affordable workforce rental housing units for Rama`"alma,. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for laical families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land.Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaiyi Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Wailkoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that mare their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from.Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through I umti Hott is a lasting;promise to the community. It will ensure The Wailsoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ar tjFo print ._.�.�._._. Signalur.e Dear Hawaii County Council Planning,Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for K-Lunu Hou at Waik.oloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future,Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for F-lawai Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and M-tikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for.kama4dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land.Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions.for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha-wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa.—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from TO=Hou win be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment forTheWaikoloa Foundation.This endowment through K-umu Hou is a lasting promise to the comtnuniV. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity,, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawei Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature s 1 3 3 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa-'s workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, anti-here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Havrai`i.Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment+o stewarding and pr,eserving the area for ge'nerationg to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa---as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure Thp Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, U Mafi r a Print Si re Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans fox Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu,Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable fio-�sing for local families is a pressing concern, ant here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable'housl'xig requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proaftively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment Ofo stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, �0)100W X- 114- print /Igna � gnatur , 6 ) i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundations efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print i Signature 1 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley K erkiewicz, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our localcommunity and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 3.40 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. 'the Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai`l Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to coxae.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will beset aside to fund:a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the comrnuxnity. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Z Iawai`i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawal'i Island community. Mahalo, -, a n, R 11—(G-(t-,�C C Print Signature I I a Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a I proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future, Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print 04t V�- Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lion Sig for local families is a pressing concern., and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housog requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'-wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Ka,mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,, Print Signature J 3 i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: 3 I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. i i There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating i solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's I affordable housing inventory. 3 i I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can j continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. I Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. i I Mahalo, I Print J { Signature i 3 I I i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa.Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,. I 5 �AA " J -w-w lativil Print t SignatWe i i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. I I There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The 3 Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating I solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. 3 I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always I protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation`s efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. 7 Mahalo, Y �r� Ma�Akv\ rd 0 Print _ S tore i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley lCerkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already-fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of fl-tis issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Leo Lo rr—m--t Signature A, Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lio-�sing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable;housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proaAively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hai ai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and,animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to Rind a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu. Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature I I I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating j solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Pr' t Si `ature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a.thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liot�sing for local families is a pressing concern, art6'here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proa6tively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'W? aN Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment�o stewarding and preserving the area for generations" to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—,as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print Sign re Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Cou-41WAny) Print Si a r Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa"s workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou.,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print, ignaiure Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print 1 f Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Icerkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Islands affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, k C Print, Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai.`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'Aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It-will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature 3 i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Ifierkiewicz: 3 I i I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply 3 invested in our community's future. Most 'importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. 3 3 3 I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to j fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. I Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, r• ngn• e Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierl-iewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, I<u mi Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through ICumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa F'oundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Ku mt Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, W Pr' Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou.,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, IV Print Signature i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. I There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 1.40 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, 1 seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, i Print ---� AN ' Signature ! i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkie-wicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lliotlsing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proa6tively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'w* aii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Lanct'Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, i Print Signature I : Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, IZIO 1A c� Print Signature I i s I ti Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable lioiling for local families is a pressing concern,. antl'here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable 1housJVLg requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundations efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print V: Siatur i I I I I i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future, Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable 1iot�sing for local families is a pressing concern, an15 here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generationg to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signa re Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. Them are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable fiosing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hz*ai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and piyserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land"Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahl Print Signa re 3 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. 3 1 There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`5ina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families - I is a pressing concern, an4,here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housiig requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for thin problem and provide a substantial boost to I Iawai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make j their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its 'impact for the people of � Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina, Statewide, the lack of affordable fiol&ng for local families is a pressing concern, anA,here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proz#vely assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to H&raii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting K'imu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signa re 3 I i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable horsing for local families is a pressing concern, anA here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of I Iawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an 'investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signa e b Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, ante here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing g requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating 1.� solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land'Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply-put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, JV-O'�w) Print S I/ignatur Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable liotxsing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to H&rai`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, cade'n ce, h Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land.Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing routs for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people,of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 'J Print h Signature Dear Hawaii County Council planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans'for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous}ng requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proaLftively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to H.z*ai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment tp stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Lance Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa ' as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu.Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa. Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, �A �c OL US Print AO& Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable,workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable hot-sing for local families is a pressing concern, anA here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. ji I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure TTw Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. 7 i Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature A Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waiko'loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable;workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable Iiot&ing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housingrequirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proa6tively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha`w-rai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment t-o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Lana Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kulmu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,, Print 4gnature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 1.40 affordable workforce rental housing units for kar a`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai r Island s affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always ent—including the native plants and animals that make protected the natural environm their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Kumu Hou is a Lasting promise to Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, A yP'tAj YANK Print i Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikolods workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast., that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, V, Print Signature i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: 3 Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a I strongly support plans for Kumu proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. 3 3 There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. 3 I i I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, i i 3 a Mahalo, 3 Print I� 1 Signature i j i i i� Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawai'l Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for out local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii.Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work.of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,. Print — Signature i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz; I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 1.40 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protectedthenatural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment**through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu.Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print S�-71yl� Signature i I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I 3 I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. i I Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our { Hawaii Island community. 3 Mahalo, 3 3 Print 3 i I Signatuu 3 _ I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Conunittee Chair, Ashley Merkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikolods workforce. There are-many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity., allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature A, Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Cham, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`a- a. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous�pg requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proal lively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawa'i`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment 3o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land:Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa_as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 1 � 1 Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liot�sing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this,problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land'Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Ku'mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print -gnatud Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is.that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable hosing for local families is a pressing concern, anti here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to pro�ctrvely assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land'Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, l'f Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karna'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable fio-�sing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast., that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proallivelyassist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hz*aii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Signatur 1 s Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Ho-u is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable ho-�sing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land-Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature 3 I A, Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liou�sing for local families is a pressing concern, an6-'here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous V' ig requirements,but., seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proadively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to HaW-� ai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitmenttostewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land,Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo,, Print Signature i I i A• j i I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: i I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable 1iotzsing for local families is a pressing concern, ant here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable houstg requirements,but; seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. `I I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment+o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land'Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. j Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature v Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable liotNing for local families is a pressing concern, ari6,here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this,problem androvide a substantial boost to Ha' p wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment{o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure TTte Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, anA here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--'as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our IHawai`i Island community. Mahalo, (SAV(" Print Signature I I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable hot'sing for local families is a pressing concern, and,here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housin requirements,but, g seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Ha'wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in-perpetuity; allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Ki,i'mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, -r Print ignatur a i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz; j I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable hot&ing for local families is a pressing concern, an6 here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this-problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land`Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure Thw Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Ki mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Pr' SiMature � b i I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waik6loa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hours good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable]iAsing for local families is a pressing concern, an&here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The n Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable hous,ig requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Haii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment .,.o stewarding and pq,serving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education., environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Ka mu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, h&Pp'o Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz. I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kerma`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, andhere on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proaictively assist in creating solutions for thin problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment, o stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. ting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Simply put, suppor Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature ? A Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable TiotNing for local families is a pressing concern, antl here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing g requirements.,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proectively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to H4wai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment.to stewarding and preserving the area for generation8'to come, Waikoloa Lan&Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put,supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, LOVI-5 Print J Signature i s a I { I 1 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment--including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical.attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature 3 3 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print S1re Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewiez, I strongly support plans for K.uzriu HoLt at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoLtghtful steward of the KohaIa Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, KIMIL1 Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities foi: oLIt local cornmunity and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support KT.tmi.t fou, but one of the Tabs[ meaningful is that the project will enSLire the creation of no less than 14.0 affordable workforce rental housing units for kanla%na, Statewide, the lack of affordable Dousing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the KOlaala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already, fulfilled its affordable housing recluirenaents, but, seeing the itnpacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this probleixa and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. i i I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Coinpany's commitment to stewarding and preserving tlae area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment--including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--as wel.l as the area's many cultural and historical attributes, Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sate from Mumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This eniclownient through Kumu Hou is a tasting promise to the community, It will ensure Tile Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environilaented stewardship and Culture Cali CoiatinUe In pLarpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond [lie work of the Waikoloa Laud Company, Simply plit, suppot•ting Kuinu Hou is an investment in Walkoloa and the future of ow: Hawaii Island community. ivlalaalo, Print Signature , Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comnitirtity's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make fl-ieir home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,environmental stewardship and cult-tire can continue in perpetuity,allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawa'i'i Island community. Mahalo, Print 0Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina> Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawwai`i Island community. Mahalo, V, lint F_ t Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local conun-unity and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists, The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. M,ahalo, Pri Sig Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, t seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. i Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our i Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear I Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Islands affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo f ( 'Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the.impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. i I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print nature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast., that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, 'T " Print n ture Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Commdttee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, aAO Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack,of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a $45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack.of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island`s affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that male their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's corm-nitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 'J\J cut Pro—) Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. i I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and i preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ,4 . Print Sig tore Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu.Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa"s workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'5ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment–including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa–as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu.Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Kr Vk/ 2115�1-1—�'Y Print Si nature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for Rama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou,is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, ono Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council pfmrdllg Com" ttee Chair,l�shley I ierl<iewicz; I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Wailcoloa.Wailcoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the ICohala Coast axed is deep y invested h1 our comx�xunity's future,Most importantly,ICxxmut Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportixnities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rexltal housingxudts for lcaxna`aina.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing far local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The •Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist seeing the impacts ix� creating rovide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's solutions for this problem and p affordable housing inventory. 1 I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewardhlg and a preserving the area for generations to come.Walkoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment--including the native plants and animals that make ll as the area's many cultural and h stoxical attributes.their home in Waikaloa—as we forward,a onion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to Looking p Erred a$45 million endowmentfor The Wailcoloa Foundation.This endowment through ICuxnlu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Wailcoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuxity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Wailcoloa Land Coxnpax�y. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is ax1 investment inWailcoloa and the fixture of our Hawai`x island community, j Mahalo, Print , 1 i Signature Dear Hawaii C I Oanty Council Planning Committee Chair, Asdey KierRiewicz: I strongly Support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a he Kohala Coast and is deeply - proven history of being a thoughtful steward of t Most importantly,Kama Hou is good Hawai'i 1�1 invested ht our collinjunity's futare.Mo -Im-al-dty a )�f-Lll opportunities for our local con Island and will ensure meaning Waikolo a's workforce, Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that There are many reasons to support Kumu the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental dousing units for kama'5ma.Statewide, the lack,of affordable housing for local fall es is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for tl-ds problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I,also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's cominitn-tent to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Ucuad Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home ha Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to oloa Foundation,This endowment-through - fund a%5 million endowment-for The Walk Icamn Hou is a lasting promise to the coiianunity,It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, enviromnental stewardship and cult-are cr-a-I continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Simply put,supporting Kun-LU Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print aLt ;I�gat,ire i i i 3 9 Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Conu-idttee Chair,AshleyKiexlciewicz: I Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a strongly support plans for Mumu htful sfewaxd of the Kohala Coast axid is deeply proven history of being a thoug invested J11 our coxnimmity's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and wz11 ensure xneaningfttl opportunities for our local community and • I Waikoloa's workforce. 3 There are many reasons to support Kamu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that elle project will ensure the creation of no less than:140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina.Statewide, the lack of affordable llausixlg for local faualilies and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists,The is a pressing concern, Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housixlg requirements,but, seeing elle impacts of this issue-firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist In creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable hauxshlg inventory: I I also appreciate the WaikoloaLand Company's comm-itment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always ent•-including the native plants and animals that make protected elle natural exlviroiu�l i their hoine in Wailcoloa--as well as the area's many ctultural and historical attributes, each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to Looking forward, a portion of fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through I<uillu Idout is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Pouxldation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Iuoundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, j Sint ly prat, suupporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our p Hawaii Island comnitnity. ! 3 I Mahalo, • i Print I Siulatur I I I i I Ashley lcerldewicz; ty Council pjam-ling Committee Chain,A , ey Dear Hawaii Coull I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Wailcoloa Land Company has a of the Kohala Coast aid is deeply proven history of being a ti-tougi-L-tful steward p nm, nportantly,Kninu Hou is good for Hawaii -1111ty's future.Most in invested in our co Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local con-Linut-d-ty and Waikolods workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce-oc rer ental Ing -d housing units for kaina'dina.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is pressing concern, and hereon the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. -tt -Lg I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitmet to stewardit and preserving the area for generations to come Waikoloa Land Company has always u -L an aid al, Protected the natural environment—including tl e native plants d mals that mance their home in Wailcoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou,will be set aside to ftuid a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to elle con1muni-ty.it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island loIla beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Compm-iy- Simply put-, SLIPPoxting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print SigRatur Dear Hawaii County Council pjani-Ling Conaidttee Chair,AEley KieTldewicz,sI I strongly Support plans for I(W nu Hou at Waikoloa,Wail-,oloa Land Company has a ful steward of the Kohala Coast arid is deeply proven histofy of being a thought of tantly,1(tTint,Hou is good for Hawaii -u-iit.yls future.Most imp invested in our con, Linity and Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local con-Lin yVailcoloa's workforce. ort 1,,,'umu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that There are many reasons to supp the project will ensure the creation of no less than 14:0 affordable workforce rental housing units for kaii I ia'aiDa,Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local fan-dlies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inirentoTy. v,s comn-Litinent to stewarding and e* ciate the Waikoloa Land Compa,I I also appreciate preserving the area fax generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plat-its and ai dinals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from 1(umu Hou will be set aside to oloa Foundation, This endowment through - ftu-id a$45 million endowment for The Walk Kuinu Houis a lasting promise to the coininunity,it will ensute The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue iia perpetuity,, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting I(unLu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Malialo, Pf' Signature Dear Hawaii County Council planning Comndttee Chair,Ash ley Merldewicz: I strongly support plans for 1(umu Houat Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a ditftil steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply proven history of being a thoug invested in our coil,munity's future.Most importantly,Kama Hou is good for Hawaii )- ful opportunities for our local community and Island and will ensure meaning Waikoloa's workforce, n the m meaningful t There are many reasons to support Ktunu.Hou,bit one e ostme iigfulistla- the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama.' iiia.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Wailcoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem arid provide a substantial boost to Hawai!Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's cornn-dtment to stewarding ai d preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa.Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and a-i-dmals that make their home in Waikoloa.—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from 1(urnu Hou will be set aside to fLu-id a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa.Foundation.This endowment through KUMU Hou is a lasting promise to the community.it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundatior`s efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture earl continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. ti Simply put, supporting 1(un-Lu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future Of OUT Hawai'i Islai Ld con-Li-nui Lity. lalo, vk, (A Sign to, Dear Hawaii County Council Plaruning Committee Chair,AsMey Merkiewicz, I strongly support plates for ICumu Plop.at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our cominuniiy's ft�tttre.Most importantly,Ktimu Hots is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local commuril and Walk oloa`s workforce. i ort Mumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that- There hat There are many reasons to supp the projectwillensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing twits for lcama`aitna.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fannilies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The lready fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, Waikoloa Land Company has a seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist increating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's cominitmexlt to stewarding and always preserving the area.for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Connpny hasIs at make protected the natural environment—hnchiding the native plants and a-amn their home in Waikoloa_as well as the area many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forv,Tard, a portion of each timeshare sale from I<umu Hou.will be set aside to Erred a$ 5 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.. This endowment through Kunnu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa. Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue itn perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. I k imply put,sttpporthig Kuntu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mallalo, Print I Sipature Dear Hawaii County Council pjaj-u-dng Committee Chair,Ashley KierR.lewicz: I.strongly support plans for Kun-Lu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply i an -L mt u is good for Hawaii 1 our commanity's future.Most importantly,tIY,K I tHawaiiii invested _1 gf, community and -ti opportunities for our local ishmd and will ensure meaningful Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Ktimtt Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing-Lu-dts for kamadina.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local fan-d lies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, s of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating seeing the impact Solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's housing -Lventoxy. affordable ho ag h I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home h-i Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from 1(umu Hou will be set aside to fi-a-id a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community,it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue h-i perpetuity,allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kuma Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawal'i Island community. Mahalo, r �n-y')O,V" 'M I A r-C, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning CaznMitlee Chair,Ashley ner1<iewicz; I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the I�ahala Coast axid is deeply invested in our cozxtzxtunity's future.Most importantly,I�uzxtu Hou is good far Hawaii island and will ensure meawngfttl oppartuxnities far our local community and Wailcoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Mumu Hou,but one of the most meanixngful is that the project will ensure the creatioil of no less than 140 affordable worl4fazce rental housing units for kauna`aina.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing c011cern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Cor p my has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, of this issue.firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating seeing the impacts rovide a substazntxal boost to Hawaii Island's solutions for this problem and p affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Wailcoloa Land Company's comnnitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Laxed Cohas always mpanymals 1 zn at alce protected the natural environment including the native plants and al their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area` s many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from lCtimtu Hou will be set aside to ftuxld a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Ktumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can r cantixltte izn perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Coixtpaxny. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is all investment in Wailcoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island connxmtznity. r M-ahalo, � rr�� A l r �ll� ' i Iari Signature i Dear Hawaii County Council planning Conu-i-Littee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz; I strongly support plans for 1(un-Lu Hou at Waikoloa.Waiicoloa Land Cornp�ny has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future,Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waik oloals workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most me-ruiffigful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental - housing units for Raina'5ina.Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist h-i creating solutions for this problem mid provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory, -ient to stewarding and I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitn preserving the area for-generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to ftmd a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This endowment-through Kumu Hou is a tasting promise to the community.it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in Perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of -1y Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment-in Waikoloauid the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mal-talo, rinit Signature Dear Hawaii County Council pjanrdng Comm-dttee Chah,A.si iSey ICiexlciewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumtt Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comxxnunity's future.Most importantly,ICuznu Hou is good for Hawaii Ishtxnd and will ensure meaxningful opportunities for our local community c Waikoloa's workforce. ort I(umu Hou,but one of the most meatnhngf There are many reasons to suppul is that the project-will ensure the creation of no less than:140 affordable workforce rental housing tunits for 1<arn a`di-na.Statewide,the lack of affordable h6ush ,for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory: I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's comm- tment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural enviroxmlent--including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to ,fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through ICunntx Hou is a lasting promise to the community,It will ensure The Wailcoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of I Sawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. • I Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the fixture of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, "14e 6V Print Aa - Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Pfam-dng Committee Chair,Ashley Merldewicz: I strongly Support plans for Kamu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a T ICoh, at proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the I oh,la Coast d is deeply ost importantly,Kama Hou is good for Hawaii un out community's future.M Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local conim-unity and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for Rama'Mna,Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist it L creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai'i Island's affordable housing inventory, I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's cominitment to stewarding and preserving the area for.generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural ei tvixonnient-including the native plants and m-dinals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical' attributes, I Looking forward, a portion o each timeshare sale from Kama Hou will be set aside to fm-id a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This endowment through - 1(uma I-IoLI is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and cult-are can continue in perpetuity,, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put-, Supporting I(amu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, P int tI/�Itl- AJ Signature Dear Hawaii Coll.ntY CO-11r1c'l Planning Committee Chair/ Ashley Merldewicz: I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at WaiRoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local comMUMty and, Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to Support Ku.mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. '11-te WaiRoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area`s many cultural and histori*cal attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Mumu Hou,is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii Coll.nty Council planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I.strongly support plans for K-urnu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our commur-tity's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for Reamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that mal,-,e their home in Wa-flcoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through ICIUMU Hou is a lasting promise to the community, it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 74- U\4 —1A6J1)4t44\ print Signature I I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley I<ierlciewicz; I strop ky support plans for ICumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a g . roven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invesfied iz� our coinz unity's future.Most importantly,Mumu Hou is good for Island and will ensure meaningful opporHawaii �ties for our local community Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for lama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fan- lies is a pressing concern, and here on the I<ohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issuefirsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaz z Island affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and s preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa--as well as the area's many cultural ands ill historical al set aside to Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu H fund a $45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Mumu Hou is a lasting promise to the comznuz-lity, It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Mumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii island community. Mahalo, Print C , Sign tz r Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ash ey Kierk.iewicz: I strongly support Plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our corm unity's future,most importantly, 1(umu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most c aningulisthat the project will ensure the creation of i to less than 140 affordable woorce rental housing units for karna'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local f an-dlies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewatding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa.Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward,, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kurnu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation,This endowment through Mumu_Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting K-imu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signa die i S Dear Hawaii County Council Planrd,-g Committee Chair, Astley I<.i erkiewicz; I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Wail<oloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Iohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's fixture. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good.for Hawaii Island and will et meaningful opportties for our local community and nni Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Mumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karma' ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local farnili.es is a pressing concern, and here on the ICohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Wail<oloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist n-.creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to steward sg an s preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has y protected the natuxal envix'onnlent-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fond a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through ICumu Hou-is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Sim 1 ut, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our pyp Hawaii Island. community. Mahalo, Q,h-\d--- Print I I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley-Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, K-Lu-nu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportLu-dties for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable ho,using for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast,that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes.' Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardsl-dp and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Signature i 3 t Dear Hawaii Cotmty Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast arid is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Wailcoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Sig ure I i I I Dear Hawaii CountyCouncil Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kie-r1dewicz: I.strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested h-i our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikolods workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama%ina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable ho-using inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from K-unu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education,, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature i Deaf Hawaii County Council I'laxu�ng Committee Chair, Ashley ICierl<iewicz: I strongly support plans for ICumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa LaiLd Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the ICohala Coast and is deeply invested h1 our community's f-txture. Most importantly, ICumu Hou is goad for I�awai`r Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and W aikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than. 140 affordable workforce rental dousing units for kazna`Mna. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for Local families is a pressing concern, and here on the ICohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boast to Hawaii Island's i affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always including the native plants and animals that male protected the natural environment their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from ICumu Hou will be set aside to ikoloa Foundation. This endowment through fund a$45 million endowment for The Wa ICumu Hou is a lasting promise to the conuuunity. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, i Simply put, supporting ICumu Hou is an investment in,Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, r Print d Signature 3 3 t Dear Hawaii County Council plara-drag Committee Chair, Ashley Kierldewicz: I.strongly Support Plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful stewayd of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the mostmeaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing housing units for karna'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable hb,us _ for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Karnu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Four.-Ldatlor's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mkaalo, Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley ICier1<zewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested u1 our community's future. Most importantly, I(umu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful a1 that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rent housing ruts for kama`dhaa.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issuefirsthand, -they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Wailkoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment--including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Wailkoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of I Iawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, d �� � Signature Dear Hawaii Cott' Council Planning Comn-dttee Chair, Ashley Merkiewicz: nty I strongly sup-port plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There axe many reasons to support Mumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensuxe the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist its. creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area fox generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kurnu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through ICumu Hou is a lasting pxomise to the community, It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Po-Lmdation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Mumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature i i i Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierlciewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply :invested in our com�xiunity's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and W aikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`Mna. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local,families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The encs but, Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaz i Island's affordable housing inventory: I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's conuxutment to stewarding and s preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has y protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes,to Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through I< u Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can dation to expand its impact for the people of continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foun Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print C Signature j I i Dear Hawaii County Council planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierldewicz: I I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Lai td Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's 'umu Hou is good for Hawaii .y,s future. Most importantly, K Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Mumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fair lies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The WaiRoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa.-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Mumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Mumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa FoLmdatior`s efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Mumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, xz , Signature I i I Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Iierl<iewicz: I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the I�ohafa Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our focal community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fainilies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of 11-ds issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawar i Island affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou Will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, i jV4 V1 dl GI i�bt !v Print 3 xgnature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Conuidttee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karna'ditia.Statewide, the lack,of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the W I aikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through I�umu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Fotmdation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue h-L perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Plaruv.ng Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for ICumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future.Most importantly, ICumu Hou is good for island Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community an Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kurnu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fanv.lies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, tit seeing the impactsof this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h2 crea g solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's i affordable housing inventory, I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always preserving the area protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from ICumu Hou will be set aside to koloa Foundation. This endowment through fund a$45 million endowment for The Wai ICumu Hou is a lasting promise to the con�inu7�ity. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. t Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our i Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, xgnature Dear Hawaii County Council Plan rdng Committee Chair, Ashley Kie kiewicz, I.strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward ewaf d of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comintmity's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing ur-dts for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. TI-Le Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawai!Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Wail(oloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come, Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou,is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierk I iewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Walkoloa Land Company has a history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply proven community's future. Most importantly,Kamu Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa s workforce, There are many reasons to support J<u mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kamaMna. Statewide, the lack of affordable hd.ush Lg,for local f ainilies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a s-abstai Ltial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and Company has always preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Co .m-p protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to Looking forward, a portion of each timesharehis endowment through - fund a$45 million endowment for The Walkoloa Foundation. T lcumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa. Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can expand its impact for the people of continue in p'erpetuity, allowing The Foundation to ex, Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting KUMU Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, 0"Avt-f 0- Print Sign are —tntue Dear Hawaii County CoundlPiuud1A9 Committee Chair,Ashley Kierk.iewlcz: Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a I strongly support Plans for Mumu Ul steward ewayd of the Kohala Coast and is deeply proven history of being a thoughtf Kamu Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our cOMMunity's.future. Most importantly, - Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to Support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for 1<,aMa%na.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local f amilies on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The is a pressing concern, and here already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, Waikoloa Land Company has seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,, they've chosen to proactively assist ha creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa.Land Company has always ent—including the native plants and animals that make protected the natural envirol'an ttributes. their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical a Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endow.ment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community, it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and cult-are can - continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting 1<,umu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print X_tC_i)A4A_Vv Signature Dear Hawaii County Council planning Committee Chair,Ashley Kierkiewicz; I strongly support plans for Ktuuu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply I- invested in our comunity's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community a nd Waikoloa's workforce. Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that There are many reasons to support Kumu the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karma`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local fairdlies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment--including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attribute to each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou Looking forward, a portion of X11 beset aside fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation`s efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawai'i Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, i I Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Simply put, supporting Kumu Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, LJ�r � s L0r,�.���1�r�� Print fignature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Coma-dttee Chair, Ashley Kierldewicz: I strongly support plans for Kurnu.Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward eward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kamu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local con-11-n1inity and Waikoloa`s workforce. There are many reasons to support Ku mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local f an-dlies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements.,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in,creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area`s many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kurntl Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu.Hou is an investment in Walkoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Prin 4 Signatme Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, A hley I�ierlciewicz: I strongly support plans for Kurnu.Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comin-unity's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`dina. Statewide, the lacy of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Wailcoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural. environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Xumu Houu,is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print r ^ Signature Dear Hawaii County Council planning Committee Chair, As�dey Kierk.iewicz: I strongly support plans for J(umu Hou at Waikoloa. WaiRoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in Our community's future.Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley I<ierkiewicz: p_ Y I strongly support plans for I<umu Hou at Waikoloa.Wail<oloa Land Com a� has a proven history of being a thoughtf-�1 steward of the I<ohala Coast and is deeply invested i-n our comnnunity's future,Most importantly, I<umu Hawaii Hou is good for r Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community an Waikoloa's workforce, here are reasons to support I<umu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that T man Y the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable worl�force rental ama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families housing units for lc is a pressing concern, and here on the I<ohala Coast, that challenge persists, e lready fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, Waikoloa Land Company has a seem the impacts this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist ha creating g provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's solutions for this problem and affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultuamu H n. aus�vill be sett a de to Looking forward, a portioof each timeshare sale from fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through xmmu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Fotmdation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting I<urnu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature inn-dttee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: Dear Hawaii County Council Planning CO I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested inour community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support 1(u mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karna'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory, I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Walkoloa.—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Fo-urtdation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. M alo, print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Committee Comittee Chair, Ashley lCerldewicz: I strongly support Plans for I(umu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land company has a d of the Kohala Coast and is deeply proven history of being a thoughtful stewar invested in our community's future, Most importantly,Kamu Hou is good for Hawai'iI Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Ku I mu Hou,but one of the most meaning ful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforceental housil Lg units for kamadina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing g concern, and here on the Kohalca Coast, that challenge persists. The Iready fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, Waikoloa Land Company has a seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, -they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes, Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through - Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kttmu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Asbley KierRiewicz: I I strongly support plans for Kurnu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful st I eward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kama Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kurnu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, 'they've chosen to proactively assist ha creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. e to Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from I<,,umu Hou will be set asid fund a $45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through ICumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can Foundation to expand its i continue in perpetuity, allowing The Impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community, Mahalo, Print Si ature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support Plans for Kuniu.Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a of the Kohala.Coast and is deeply proven history of being a thoughtful steward P <umu,Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our community's future.Most importantly,, I Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and W -oloa's workforce. aik port Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that There are many reasons to sup the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental for local families units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawal'i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewah salvia and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Companyys protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation.This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, F int rt I Sign e,e Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Merkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our comm-m-dty's future.Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama'Mna. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand,they've chosen to proactively assist h-L creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come,Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Wafl-,oloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Oil Print 2 Signature i I i I Dear Hawaii County Council planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: i I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a j I proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our calnMunity's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing far local fanvlies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements, but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewardi g an preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company Ys protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa— as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Comn-dttee Chair, Ashley Icerkiewicz: I.strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, 1<umu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce, There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensuxe the creation of i io less than 140 affordable workforce rental - Dousing units for kama'dina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist irl creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the W*aikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa-as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through - lCuma Hou is a lasting promise to the corrununity. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, Supporting Kurn-u Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, LGo --�VW64, Print nature anning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: Dear Hawaii County Council P' strongly support plans for 1(un-Lu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful I steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply tantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii invested in our community's future.Most imPOY unity and Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local comm Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Ku.mu Hou,but one of themost meaninful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workf orce grental housing units for kaina'dina.Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local f an-tilies is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists.The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue,firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for tl-ds problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for,generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical bde sare sale from 1(umu Hou will be set to Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through I,avnu Hou is a lasting promise to the community.It will ensure The koloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of,the Waikoloa Land Company. Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment it t Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Planning Committee Chair, Ashley Kierkiewicz: I.strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kamu,Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for karnaaina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but seeing the impacts of fl-ds issue.firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist h-1 creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come.Waikoloa Land Company has always protected the natural environment-including the native plants and ai-dmals that make their home in Waikoloa- as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation, This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. it will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company, Simply put, SUPPOTting Kumu.Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, II Print Signature Dear Hawaii County Council Plannhtg Committee Chair, .Ashley Kierkiewicz: I strongly support plans for Kurnu Hou at Waikoloa.Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful st.eward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our coma-nunity's f enure. Most importantly,Kumu Hou is good for Hawaii Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support 1(u mu Hou,but one of the most meaningful is that the project will ensure the creation of no less than 140 affordable workforce rental housing units for kama`aina. Statewide, the lack of affordable housing for local families is a pressing concern, and here on the Kohala Coast, that challenge persists. The Waikoloa Land Company has already fulfilled its affordable housing requirements,but, seeing the impacts of this issue firsthand, they've chosen to proactively assist in creating solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to Hawaii Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waitcoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and ns to came. Waikoloa Land Company has always preserving the area for generatio protected the natural environment—including the native plants and animals that make their home in Waikoloa—as well as the area's many cultural and historical attributes. Looking forward, a portion of each timeshare sale from Kumu Hou will be set aside to fund a$45 million endowment for The Waikoloa Foundation. This endowment through Kumu Hou is a lasting promise to the community. It will ensure The Waikoloa Foundation's efforts toward education, environmental stewardship and culture can continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of Hawaii Island long beyond the work of.the Waikoloa Land Company. 5 Simply put, supporting I<umu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature