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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0595.094 2020-2022 �s t1II COUNCIL PUBLIC TESTIMONY PETITION REGARDING: COUNTY CLERK RECEIVEDCOUNTY OF HAWAII BILL 112/ COMM. 595 I II;217 ate AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-8-13 (PUAKO-`ANAEHO`O LU ZONE MAP), ARTICLE S, CHAPTER 25 (ZONING) OF THE HAWAII COUNTY T CODE 1953 (2016 EDITION, AS AMENDED), BY CHANGING THE.DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM OPEN(0) AND MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RM-8)TO MULTIPLE- FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(IUM-6)AND SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RS-10)AT WAIKOLOA, SOUTII KOIIALA, HAWAI'L COVERED BY TAX MAI'KEY: 6-9-008:021, POR. 027, POR. 028 ANLL POR, 03 1, Attached is a list of names of approximately 111 individuals submitting testimony in SUPPORT of BILL 112 (COMM. 595). Please note that the verbiage of each testimony are all the same wording. Comm. '0. Ref.To® Ref. Date—FEB 2 2 2022 Kumu Hou Letters of Support Page 1 o No# Name No# Name 1 Dean Au 42 Dushten Justo 2 Macyn Kanaeholo 43 Kekoa Lovell 3 Keone Oskins 44 Bradly S. 4 Humberto Asgiza 45 Liam Evans 5 Frank Cantiberos 46 Glen See 6 Daetona Haase 47 Rolando Bongolan 7 Jeremy Hirai 48 Ben Ningeok-Ross 8 Brian Hill 49 Raymart Echalar 9 Ismael Cavillo 50 John Gamagag 10 David Dougherty 51 Rylen Mclomber 11 Kaipo laukea 52 Myron K. Perreira 12 Judah Adams 53 Cliff McDonald Jr. 13 Daryl Andrade 54 David Lincoln 14 Issac Kailiama 55 Jaryd Taise 15 Leslie Huihui 56 James P. Smith 16 Christopher Cisneros 57 Elijah Lindsey 17 Lorin Tamashiro 58 Jacob Souza 18 Scottie Gomera 59 Meta Coonen 19 Ernest Miyasaki 60 Zachary Howard 20 Reymart Villanueva 61 Kainalu Garcia 21 Makela Moses 62 Marcus K. Smith 22 Shannon Uehara 63 Shane Fujimoto 23 Bryson Bangloy 64 Andrew Dunlap 24 Brendon Aina 65 Daniel Akeo 25 Daniel Thorn Jr. 66 Nathan Garrard 26 Dayton Kalai 67 Devin Breithaupt 27 Rocky Loo 68 Kawika Espejo 28 M. Transfiguracion 69 Alfred Estencion 29 Stanley K. Huihui Jr. 70 Andrew Alameda 30 Paul Pankey 71 BeJay Sweeney 31 Shanon Andrade-Aiona Aka 72 John Yuu 32 Matt Strickland 73 Jered Fukushima 33 Kassie Alapai 74 Keith K. Higa 34 Wilfred Hu 75 Glen Madamba 35 Brendan Hanson 76 Reginald Leite 36 Michael Brown 77 Joel Carlos 37 Mar Vallente 78 Sonny Yan 38 L. Cabral 79 Issac Vincent 39 Jordan AsiaJuan 80 Russell E. Byrun 40 Michael Justo 81 Joshua Rosario 41 Ismael Rodriguez 82 lHaku Makaio Kumu Hou Letters of Support Pae No# Name 83 Marvin Arquitola 84 Cory Anderson 85 Richard Lee 86 Marlon U. 87 Ty Hansa 88 Gregg N. 89 Kahinau Kahananui 90 Gabriel B. 91 Remy O'Brien 92 Trent Nozaki 93 Precious Chong 94 Garen Takemoto 95 Nainoa Kawailima 96 Ronnie G. 97 Henry Ryals 98 Ray Martinez 99 Boniface P. Konohia Jr. 100 Wray Ichishita 101 Kyle Sharpe 102 MichaelO'Hanlon 103 M. Feala 104 Jordan Estelle 105 Jordan Young 106 Heath Strachan 107 Johnathan August 108 Garth Homan 109 David R. Miller 110 Joey Kim 111 Ruffy Visaya 1 i Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 g Signature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 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 kaa'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, %CVrj Print Signature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 aikolo '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 k Signature i i I k i Aloha, t t di a We strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. For over 40 years, the Waikoloa Land Company has been a thoughtful steward of the area, investing in and supporting the community and surrounding businesses. 4 s i Kumu Hou is committed to using union labor throughout the project's development, supporting hundreds of local laborers and our families and showcasing a deep commitment to Hawaii Island. Upon completion, Kumu Hou will be one of the largest employers on the Kohala Coast and will generate much-needed jobs and housing for local residents. The project will create economic momentum and an investment ' our communities when we need it most. Kumu Hou will generate additional foot-traffic for the area's surrounding businesses, providing a steady stream of consumers who can ensure businesses—especially those impacted by the decline of tourism due to the pandemic —have a chance to survive and thrive. Kumu Hou is a smart, thoughtful development plan that will attract substantial new investment for the State and County of Hawaii, creating hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue. Through Kumu Hou, the Waikoloa Landy Company is taking every opportunity to support Hawaii Island residents and create a bright future for the Kohala Coast. Supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, U�l f 6 Print Si re Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 kaa`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 awai'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, t`O� r\�- C r\A" Q. Print Signature t I i Aloha, 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 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 kaa'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 Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 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 kaa`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 Sig ure i I I I Aloha, 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 aikoloa's workforce. s 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`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 SYgnature Aloha, 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Houat Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward f the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for Ha ai`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 units for kaa`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, t �L (-C-,\ v- Print Signature 4 t t f Aloha, 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 goodfor a ai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community an 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 aa`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. 1 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 I i Aloha, 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, Ku u Hou is good for Hawaii Island n ill ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's wor rce. 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 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, Ate Print Signature Aloha, 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 awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and ikolo '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 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 Hawai'i Island community. i i I Mahalo, Print 3 f g tore i Aloha, 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 n iolo '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 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 awai'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 Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Koala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community nd aioloa'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 ama` ina. Statewide,the lack of affordable housing for local families is 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 creatingj 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 o 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� m Print I Signature i I Aloha, 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 aioloa's workforce. 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 3 housing units for kaa`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. l 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 3 Hawaii 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. 3 Mahalo, l 3 3 Print j Signature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 I housing invent 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, tt Print Signafi e Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 work-force work-forcerental housing units for aa'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 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, � I Print re I E 4 I Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the ohala 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 an aikolo '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 ama'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 Aloha, strongly support plans for Kumu Houat 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, umu Hou is good for a ai'i 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, 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 awi`i Island's affordable housing inventory. I also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and reserving 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 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 j Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, Print Z r Signature tJ Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has proven history of being thoughtful steward of the Kala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Hou is good for awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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 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 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 j i Aloha, f 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 ikoloa'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, WlgAo, Print ZAA 4�,S gnature i Aloha, strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply invested in our community's future. Most importantly, Kumu Houis good for Ha i`i Island n ill 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 kaa`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 fi solutions for this problem and provide a substantial boost to awi'i Island's affordable housing inventory. 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 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 Signature ,I 'i Aloha, 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 awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and ioloa'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 km `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 Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 kaa`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 awai'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 F Signature Aloha, 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 a ai'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community an ioloa'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 orkforce rental housing units for aa' 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 awai'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha, 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 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, VA Print Signature i Aloha, 3 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 awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and Waikoloa's workforce. 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 ka `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 also appreciate the Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to stewarding and preserving the area for generations to come. Waikoloa Land Company has always j 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 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. 3 I Mahalo, <0 clek, LUO 3 I Print Signature 3 Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 aikoloa' j workforce. j 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 kaa'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 i i Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 ikoloa'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. 1 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, e Print t ignature Aloha, 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, PM I PAN KEE Print Signature Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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 i i I Aloha, 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 ig i Aloha, I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has a j 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 aikoloa'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, 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. i Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawaii Island community. Mahalo, . w Print I Signature Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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. 1 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 Pri ,�\ Signature Aloha, 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 aioloa'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 00/6naturir Aloha, 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. 1 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 t { { i I Aloha, 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 aikoloa's workforce. 3 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 kaa`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 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. 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 j Hawaii Island long beyond the work of the Waikoloa Land Company. I 3 Simply put, supporting Kumu Hou is an investment in Waikoloa and the future of our Hawai'i Island community. i I Mahalo, I ignature I s i 3 I I i Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 aikoloa's workforce. There are many reasons to support Kumu Hou, but one of the most meaningful is that j 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. 's3 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 3 continue in perpetuity, allowing The Foundation to expand its impact for the people of s 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. Mahal-a-, Print F fis � { Sign a re , 3 i I 3 i Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 ioloa'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 ignature Aloha, 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'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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 kaa'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. 1 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, PkWq�� -37tsv Print Signatu e _n Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 kaa`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. 1 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 Aloha, 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 j 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 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`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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, j Print Signature j i i j i i i 1 Aloha, ii 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 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 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 E 1 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 3 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print 56qA ktjh,��a Signature I C t t Aloha, f 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 aikoloa's workforce. i 4 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 k 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. a i f 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 , ( le -- Print Signatur i 3 i i t Aloha, 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 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'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Z'- Print Signature Aloha, 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 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'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 Sigiitatue Aloha, 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 aikolo 's workforce. 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`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 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, ` "480i-JGOL-AN Print Si nature i Aloha, i I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, a s1 P ` r 1 a Si`' atur Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 kaa`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, CC Print Signature 4 Aloha, 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 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, n Print SiOn tore Aloha, 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 Wiolo '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 Aloha, 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 kaa`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 Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 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 kaa'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, 941 Q10 116}'-- Print C `` Sig6ure i 4 J 4 { E t 1 f I Aloha, I 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has proven history of being a thoughtful steward of the Kohala Coast and is deeply i 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 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`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, r Print Si ture Aloha, 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, Print E��natu I Aloha, 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 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'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 Stature Aloha, 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 Wikoloa'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, rint Signatu Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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. 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, tj(A6 u � Print r Signature Aloha, 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 aikolo '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, — L Print ign ure Aloha, 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 ikolo '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 kaa`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. 1 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 o Li ckVJ Print Signature Aloha, 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 Wikoloa'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, U Print Signature Aloha, 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 aioloa'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. 1 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha, 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 awai`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 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 Aloha, 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 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'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. 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, A A a ,a U�,�(-Q -R Print Signature Aloha, 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 Aloha, 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 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, et4ko.0 Print Signature Aloha, 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 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`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. 1 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 Aloha, 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 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`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. 1 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha, 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 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`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. 1 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, l Print Sign re Aloha, 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 iolo '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. 1 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, ,4 Print �r Signature Aloha, 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 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'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. 1 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, e- w eetA Print ti r Sign ` ure Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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, din y ^ Signature Aloha, I strongly support pians 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 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 ama'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, JC,rV1 Ultt w2 Print �h �f "Signature Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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. 1 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 � Aloha, 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 aikolo '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. 1 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 Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 kaa'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, -e Print Signature Aloha, 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 aioloa'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 6i�gnature Aloha, 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 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'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, T Print r-, S t�,: g tSignature Aloha, 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 ioloa'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 Aloha, 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 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 kaa`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. 1 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 Sig Lure Aloha, 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 aikla'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 kaa`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 Aloha, 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 wai'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, NALqui*n ^ art t Print Signature Aloha, 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 aioloa'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 aa'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, �i Pri Signture Aloha, 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 awai`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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`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, L(Cf Aw� La Pr' Signature Aloha, 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 ikoloa'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 144 affordable workforce rental housing units for kaa'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. 1 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, C Pri V/-VJ Signature Aloha, 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 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'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, Prl t Sig v6ture Aloha, 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 aikolo '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. 1 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, 6'*w Print Sig ature Aloha, 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 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'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. 1 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. M lo, t Print Signature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 aioloa'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. 1 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. Mai lo, ALI ANXI�-� Print n re Aloha, 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 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`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, Si ature Aloha, 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 awi`i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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 kaa`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 Aloha, 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 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`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, 33 r�Ctt4y ,1� ® Print Sig ature Aloha, 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 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 kaa`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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, 64-- w ' Print F nature,. ,,, Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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, t V"` J Print { Signature Aloha, 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 aiolo '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 kaa'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 Hawai'i island community. halo, Print I Sign e Aloha, 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, x Print Signa ure/ Aloha, 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 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`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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Signature -k , ti Y, Aloha, 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 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 kaa'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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Pri ignature Aloha, 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 aikolo '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 kaa`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, f , l Print Signature, Aloha, 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 Aloha, 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 kaa'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 Aloha, 1 strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 awi'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and ikolo '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, /IvIce v-14, le Pe--�e_ Print Signature Aloha, 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 awi'i Island and will ensure meaningful opportunities for our local community and 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'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 awai'i Island's affordable housing inventory. 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Prin gnatur x Aloha, 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 Waikolo '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 Aloha, 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 aikolo '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, 4-1 a Print p{ P't Si ature Aloha, 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 kaa`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. 1 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, P "nt Al Si nature f Aloha, 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, j �'rinf Signature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 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`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 Aloha, 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 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'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 gnature Aloha, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. Waikoloa Land Company has 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 Hawai'i Island community. Mahalo, Print Si re