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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0595.131 2020-2022 PIS c;E ill V COMN,6q5 COUNCIL PUBLIC TESTIMONY PETITION 11 REGARDING: BILL 112/ COMM. 595 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-8-13 (PUAK0-`ANAEHO`O kLU ,ZONE MAP), ARTICLE 8, CHAPTER 25 (ZONING) OF THE HAWAII COUNTY CODE 1983 (2016 EDITION, AS AMENDED), BY CHANGING THE DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION FROM OPEN (O` AND MULTIPLE-FANMILY RESIDENTIAL (RM-8)TO MULTIPLE- FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(RM-6) AND SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RS-10)AT WAIKOLOA, SOUTH KOHALA, HA 'AI`1, COVERED BY TAX MAP KED'`: 6-9-008:021, POR. 027, POR. 028 AND POR. 031. Attached is a list of names of approximately 27 individuals submitting testimony in SUPPORT of BILL 112 (COMM. 595). Please note that the verbiage of each testimony are all the same. tC Comm. ae No. ° Ref. To: t' [ U11 Ref. Date AP Kumu Hou Letters of Support Page 1 of 1 No# Name 1 Jantzden Kahee 3 2 Maika Robertson 3 3 Brenna Salas 4 Caleb Pankey 5 Tyler Flower 6 Daniel Castro 7 Joel Taylor I 8 Nainoa Kawailima 9 Andrei Guerrero 10 Dyson Jones 11 Tyrin Amaral-Antonio 12 Cyrus Amaral-Antonio I 13 Brendan Figueroa 3 14 Jeremy Kuamoo 15 Ray Miranda 16 Arthur G. 3 17 Richard Loo 18 Kainalu Garcia 19 Kaikeloa Freitas 20 Rayson Domingo 21 Makana Bauguess 22 Anthony Lindsey-Isaia 23 Nick Jake 24 Douglas Soares 25 Chaz Filkins 26 Ismael C. 27 Raulen Pacteco A I " I" x1ona County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print 4 Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Z i i I Aloha County Council, I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. I Mahalo, I Print Signature A '0 ha County Council, I strongly support plans for Mumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kuu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Jo-nI ' Print Signature oa County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature o out Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real { change here on Hawaii Island. i Mahalo, P Y1�Yjv\ 61%y 1/Cr Print Signature i Adoha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Y5 ohc5 Print � Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in Nest Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print A; Signature Aloha County C u ci , I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. 'i Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, LV-v> �� - 14.10wr v Print Si nature I0 ha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, 13COVAPIf�Gro Print Signature i Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you'k-now well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Haw.ai`s, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, , MUM �Jnmoo Print n tur Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature M County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, a� k Print x f Sig 'ature A Aloha County Council, r I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on 4 the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. f If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we i need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real i change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Alo County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to { advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii j Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations,but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, �04%MIJt Print Signature 3 3 i Aloha Counter Council, 3 I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to i ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. 3 Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our s community for generations to came. a i 3 As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations,but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. I If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. i Mahalo, r f Print Signature i Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. I Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen'in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawai`i Island. I Mahalo, I I Print I 3 Sign tune I 3 I I I i I Aloha Cater Council, 3 3 I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well,Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. i Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii j Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to j prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. I I I As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, kklot6A — 1 Print Signature Aloha County Council, 3 I I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. a As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community, we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is,the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print /";)/! Si gnaturl Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. I i Mahalo, fa r Print Sig re Aloha County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to i ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. 4 t Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to ' I advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii j Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations,but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. { If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly,we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, FiLKINS Print i a � } Signature oF ! Aloha o my Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact Hawaii Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put, the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations, but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print ignature o a County Council, I strongly support plans for Kumu Hou at Waikoloa. The project will significantly impact awai`i Island—and all who live here—and the developer has gone above and beyond to prioritize the community's needs and input from the County Council. As you know well, Waikoloa Land Company has a proven record of stewardship in West Hawaii, and they are committed to protecting the island's natural resources. They understand the value of water and land and have advanced numerous conversations to ensure their plan is informed by experts and critical community input. Waikoloa Land Company's commitment to the community is just as strong, as you've seen in their desire to find ways to support The Waikoloa Foundation—which is dedicated to advancing education, environmental stewardship and culture for the benefit of Hawaii Island residents and visitors—and to create affordable housing opportunities for the community. Simply put,the plans they are putting forward today could benefit our community for generations to come. As a community,we've been searching for a new path forward, and this is the right way. The developer has not only spoken to community members, leaders and organizations,but they have also incorporated feedback from the Leeward Planning Commission before taking on the added requests from the County Council. They continue to consider and incorporate our community's thoughts, ideas, and concerns, and it's because they truly care. If we really want to find a new way forward that prioritizes community benefit, then we need to start supporting projects like Kumu Hou. Let them be the leaders that other developers look to as a guide when they design projects, and slowly, we can make real change here on Hawaii Island. Mahalo, Print Signature