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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0595.086 2020-2022 .bill 112 From: Susan Lalanne Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2022 4:39 PM To: Council Testimony Subject: Kumu Hou Kudo's to Kristi Van Pernis for voicing her opinion to the County through newspaper media regarding the planned timeshare increase development; Kumu Hou. Everything that I am learning about this development looks as if most of the enjoyment from this will be to the developer. The amount of infrastructure to support such a large development in a community is not even discussed if the shear#of people that this development can entertain in a week, per unit,can be as much as 4,500 per unit! As we stand today on the Big Island,we are already taxing the school system, medical system, lack of affordable housing(this is a huge subject alone)and fire department services, road and park maintenance... I would agree with Kristi in asking the council and planning to stand back and take a deep breath, have a cognizant conversation that identifies more areas for affordable housing,workforce housing as well as buildings that can be repurposed for the homeless. Let's seriously look at the water this project will use(without punishing the Waimea residents)the traffic it will create and the infrastructure mess.These things and workforce housing should be properly figured out without a green light go ahead or permits being issued. Please defer this project until all of these important issues are resolved and the people of the Big Island have an opportunity to decide if they think this project is what our island home needs. Aloha, _ 4 C Sue Lalanne CD Big Island Resident Since 1975 Polynesian Paddling Products t 73-5613 Olowalu St. Ste 6 Kailua Kana, HI. 96740 Sent from my iPhone Crr No. 1