HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0675.564 2022-2024Sent:
Monday, September 30, 2024 7:59 AM
To:
Dianne Moore
Cc:
Council Testimony
Subject:
RE: TAR bill 121
From: Dianne Moore
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2024 5:04 PM
Subject: TAR bill 121
It is extremely disappointing that the Council members proposing this bill continue to seek to erode, and in some
instances eliminate individual, constitutionally protected private property rights as a means to justify unstated,
unquantified,
and immeasurable goals. This concern is further compounded by the existing inefficiencies within the County Planning
Department, which already exhibits a notable and inequitable lapse in enforcing current regulations. Imposing additional
regulations could lead to inconsistent and unfair application across
different zoning districts and individual homeowners, a concern already starkly demonstrated by the problematic execution
of Ordinance 2018-114 (Bill 108).
This proposed legislation financially harms local families, reduces housing security, and in part, is contrary to
existing Hawaii Revised Statutes.
Adding more regulations is impractical and counterproductive, given the current administrative challenges. The complexity
of this bill is beyond the scope of the general public's understanding.
From:
Amce|ey,Relley,
Sent:
Monday, September 3(l2024R:O0AM
To:
diatbeach@gnnaiicunn
Cc:
Council Testimony
Subject:
RE: TAR bill 121
Aloha,
Thankyou so much foryour testimony. I am copying our written testimony lead on this email so that your
testimony can be property filed and processed.
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Sent: Friday, September Z7 20245:02PK4
To: Council Remote Testimony <cound|rem obetestimony@havvaiicounty.Qov»
Subject: TAR bill 121
Homeowners should maintain the right to use their home for
residential purposes regardless ofLength oftenancy or
number Ofoccupants. Furthermore, the County should not
dictate to private property owners which parts oftheir
home they may occupy, U[rent, O[how many visitors they
Dianne Moore
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