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J~ytY Oi~ Harry Kim ~ James S. Correa Mnyor Police Chief sv ~.~1tI~~~ .°~~llt~ttt POLICE DEPARTMENT 349 Kapiolani Street • Hilo, Hawaii 96720-3998 (808) 935-3311 • Fax (808) 961-8869 August 21, 2001 TO LENING D ELARIONOFF, COUNCIL MEMBER FROM JAME RREA, POLICE CHIEF SUBJECT KAMEHAMEHA PARK This responds to your letter of August 15, 2001 requesting our comments on the Hawaiian Permaculture and Wellness Retreat Special Management Area Use Permit Application and Special Permit that will have an option -for an easement through Kamehameha Park as its main access. The Police Department, and ultimately the community of North Kohala, is very concerned about the effects of allowing the Hawaiian Permaculture and Wellness Retreat to utilize Kamehameha Park as the main access to its property. The park is closed every evening at 11:00 p.m., with the gates closed and locked. This action keeps would-be drinkers from gathering at the park and thereby reducing the opportunity of any damage of park property, as well as littering, assaults, or any other criminal activity. Our other concern is the added traffic throughout the day while children are patronizing the park and its many activities. There is a limited parking area within the park, and the vehicles proceeding to the Retreat would pass right through this area. With all of the opportunities the park presents to our community, it becomes quite congested during scheduled events. In summary, we are concerned for the safety of the park users during the day and evening, especially the children, who would be impacted by this additional traffic. We also would not be in favor of leaving the park gates open during the night hours, allowing for the opportunity for various criminal or anti-social behavior. Thank you for your concern and consideration in this matter. LW:Ik Attachment: Letter from Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club l,'ornm. No• Q rile rzo. Ref. To Pr~s~a~Y~ . Ref. A[U'. Date J L~I ~ ~ t e d ' / f ' A 0 ~ f 1 - ~ , ~ ~ K®HALA I~AWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB P.O. Box 719 Kapaau, Hawaii 96755 June 1.2001 Time: 9:OOam Place: Aston Keauhoui Beach Resort. Kahalu'u Ballroom Ill . 78-6670 Ali' i Drive. North Kona Item: New• Business: Applicant: Jean Sunderland & Robert Watkins Applicaeion for Special Management Area Use Permits (SMA 01-003) Special Permit (SPP 01-005) To establish a 16 room Hawaiian Permaculture and Wellness Retreat on approximately 5+ or -acres of land situaeed in the state land use agaiculture district. TMK: 5-4-9-Portion of #•**ti~F*#~k#y##~F**~k Aloha to all Commissioners presiding today at this hearing. t am not able to be here in attendance and therefore provide my notarized signed statement for your records, voiced by a resident of North Kohala as my testimony. On May 2.2001 I attended an evening meeting held by Jean Sunderland at the fames Walker Hall. I informed Ms. Sunderland again that the Kohala I~awaiian Civic Club was "not endorsing" her project. It was not in respect, and in any form related to our Native I•€awaiian culture and value. The protocol utilized, to presen~ this project to community members of Native Hawaiian; born-and raised here in Kohala. IS NOT PONO. To provide a center presenting hawaiian medicinal healing of native hawaiian herbs and plants, to include hawaiian physical therapy utliaing our native hawaiian language with a service charge is, by all means, a d[srespest for OUTS own known healers in our native hawaiian community of North Kohala. OUR healers are schooled in a protocol passed on from "koko" to "koko"; meaning in terms of "bloodline of a native hawaiian" to '°bloodline of a native hawaiian". 'Phis protocol of "passing" is based on not only the blood of a native hawaiian but of a "selling" to the title of a native hawaiian healer or lapa'au. A native hawaiian healer does not market the gifts of healing with a price tag. A native hawaiiian healer does not market their gifts with a special building structure. This is our native hawaiian protocol, aina of culture, aina of value, the birthplace and seared grounds of Kamehameha the Great. .Page ? of 2 Testimony of The President of Kohala Hawaiian Civic Club, Cabaniss, Stephanie (Naihe) Ms. Sunderland expressed she was not in understanding of why her position was disrespectful for she studied under an Auntie Margaret referenced in Kona. I mean no disrespect to Auntie Margaret. However, to bring another healer's work from another village or district is clearly dishonorable and disrespectful in our native hawaiian culture. It is also a known fact, complete knowledge IS NOT passed on to anon-native hawaiian. Non-native hawaiians are taught what is common knowledge. These non-native hawaiians CAN NOT BE considered a Kahuna Lapa'au OR a Lapa'au nor should they be utitilizing terminology of our native hawaiian language for a price tag. The Kahuna Lapa'au OR Lapa'au of "koko" possess the true gifts of native hawaiian spiritiual, medicinal, and physical healing. I referenced historical and archaeological sites which may be in the area of this proposed project and asked Ms. Sunderland if she spoke to our known kupunas. Ms. Sunderland said she did by visiting the senior citizens at the senior center. I said, "But are they known kupunas who are are of our native hawaiian-kanaka maoli culture and values?" Ms. Sunderland did not answer then on a quick note stated she wanted to see Kupuna Marie Solomon yet sensitive to Kupuna's health did not approach her. Ms. Sunderland stated she hired an archaeologist to study the area. I said, "But is this archaeologist familiar with the area and of any historical and ancient culture of the native hawaiians-kanaka maol6s?" No answer was provided by Ms. Sunderland. Al! in al! it lass noted at this evening meeting, the majority of local residents present were not in favor of this proposed healing retreat center. For thev did not state they were 'for the project We must understand, there is archived information on thousands of ancient settlements, ancient burial grounds and heiaus which were destroyed in North Kohala during the sugar plantation era. Today only a few historic and ancient sites are listed in federal and state historic inventories. Hundreds of these settlements, burial grounds and heiaus are now left to ruins and still not inventoried. 1 also made mention of native hawaiians right to PASH law. Public access, shoreline accessibility; will this be addressed as a right for their proposal to gathering and the like? Yes to shoreline acccess is not an acceptible answer to the native hawaiian community of North Kohala . The area must be easily accessed for the aged, disabled, and young alike. I mean no disrespect to Dr. Robert Watkins and his wife Ms. Jean Sunderland. But [must present to you their disrespect in what they are proposing in Hlst®ric 19~®rtde ~Codaralrg. North Kohala is the birthplace, playground, and sacred grounds of Kamehameha the Great, Upon entering into our town via Akoni Pule Highway, one is greeted with a sign against a beautiful stoned facing which reads: WELCOME TO HISTORIC KOHALA. Historic of the culture and values of the native hawaiian-kanaka maotis. The sacred grounds of our known kupunas and Lapa'au healers. The seared paths, roamed by our great Ali i's. Historic Kohala, our values now being misused with a prise tag held by those whom are not "koko" in bearing the gifts of spiritual, medicinal, and physical healing of our native hawaiian culture. In absence of my physical presence, 1 humbly say to you, please listen intently to what I am saying. This proposed project should not be permitted a special use permit today or ever in the future for the continued respect and continued honor of native hawaiians in the Historic Community of North Kohala. 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The County of Hawaii has requested withdrawal of approximately 36,249 square feet of government land from the operatiana of Governor's Executive iJO. 221 (ISame~Sameha ParkJCounty oz Hawaii), and conveyance Yn zee of said area to them for roadway purposes, Tha aforementi,onac' transacticn will allow the County to accept at gratis aprroximataly 10,251 acres of. Kchaaa Cor};Urz.ion'a land for audition to the Katrohameiln ;~arY, ard, in turn, l+ravic:e botri the park Complex and Y,ohala Corporation road access. The proposed easement and park addition are spawn on the map labe:.ed Lard Board Exhibit "A" iahich is appended to the basic file. RECONIMENDATTON: That the Board: A. Approve of an8 reca:tirnend to the Governer of llawaii issuance of an executive order with- drawing 36,'l49 square feet, more or less, From the operation of Governor's Executive • Order Na. 121 (Kamehameha Park/County of. Hawaii). (Area subject to verification ay the Survey Division, Departmlant of Accounting and General Services). 1B. Upon formal withdrawal cf the area in A, ' above, ccnvay in £ee to the County of Hawaii the aforementioned area for roadway purposes • sulsjec~ to the following: Consideration of $1.00, Other terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Chairman. ;I IA. . , App+ovcc} by the 8~ord Respectfully submitted, al its mQC}in~rj is+li(, r+u A "S J. DETf)R RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAI,t ~~ram Administrator JNAO 1SID0, Chairman ~ T ~ ~ ~ 4 i l L`~ A~JG-18-2001 SAT 06 ~ 34 AM F. 11 y.} ~ ~ • • ~ 1~ JC7@iN A. OURNB S t•' 4,. ~ I~ pIV19@ON9d OOVL'RNOR OM HAWAII ' ~~9.( GOIaY[YANC[f card' i1Dld A114 OAMR ' `~rq~d•lyi ~.~'re ~ PO@86iTRT . IJ1MG MAMAG[M[NY ..p •TATc A'ARKi i b`r'A ` ~ Ca F` HAWAII ~ -tldAYf11 AND 6.ANP O[YLLC!OsbI6N1 D~PeNf~7MEN'T OP 6..AND AND NATUPZAL. RCS®URCCS • ' ' ~ ` DIVItIOtd Or I„d~NO MANAOCML'N7 1, 1 M. O, DOX OLt 110NOLUlU, Ma~Yall 00000 November ~.J., 1474 Honorabl~a Bruce McCall _ - Mayor County • gf:.•Iiawaii • ' 25 Aupuni St'~eet Hilo, ~Iawaii 9G720 - ' • , Dear Mr, Mayor: ~ • Subject: Xaanehameha Park - executive 4rdez No. 121, North Kohala, Hawaii At ~.ts me+eting o£ October 25, 3.974 under agenda, Item F-4 (copy enclosed} , the Board of Tdand and Natural Rescaurces did the fo 11.owing A. Approvod o£ anti voted to rccommenc~ to the Governor • • of I~awaii issuance of an executive ardor with-~ drawing 35,249 square feet, more o~ ~.ess, fxom ' the opezation o£ Governor's ~xecuti.ve Order No. 121 (Kamehameha Park/County of Hawai~t) . (Area subject to verification by the Survey Division; nepaxtment of Accounting.a~@d General_Serva:oes.) 19. upon farmt~l withdzawal o£ the azea in .A. above, vots~d to convey in .tee to the County of Hawaii the aforementioned area .fox roadway purposes subject to the following: 1. Consideration of $1,,p0. 2. Othex terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Chaizman. _ ~ We wil.J. communicate wit2i you again as aeon as the executive t~rclex has been consummated. ' Very truly yours, ' DORRD 0 /~R~1L R~SOURC~S _ SUNAO R1I?DO _ Ch a3 rrnd~ai axed Member • Hncl. . , cc: Mr. Larry r4ehau E AUG-18~20G1 SAT C6~33 AM P. 09 Kohalae ~orporatlon p~,y~ ~ ~iAwl, ilewail 9671q Q , July 31, 1975 County of Hawaii Kilo, Hawaii 96720 Gentlemen: Concurrently herevctith we are delivering a Deed, as a charitable contribution foz an addition to Kamehameha~Parlc in the County of Hawaii, covering a parcel of land described ae Parce! "A" and situate at Kapaau and Honapueo, North Xvhala, 1"lawaii, containing an area of. ls}.25I acres, se serving, however, an eas©xnent for road and utility purposes over the portion thereof described in that Deed as Road Easement 2. The purpose of the reservation is to provide access T;o remaining lands oevned by t1:is company situate north of L•his Parcel "A'0. `phis-reserved access is not sufficient in itself to provide s.cceas to the remaining lands of this company above-mentioned, Our delivery pf the Deed to this Kamehameha Park addition is therefore, conditioned upon the County's agreement that when the County of Hawaii acquires the area described as R cad Easement 3. in the attached description prepax•ed by Samuel K. ISaloi, Sr, and dated November 26, 1973 from the State of Hawaii, the County will grant to thin ccaa~pany a right xnd easement for road and other utility purposes along the same lints as the reservation above-mentioned over Road Easement 1. It is our understattding that the road connecting Road Easement 1 and the hiawi-Niulii Road is a public road and rights of access and utility Iines are provided for our rama.ining lands. 1n the event this sectior, is not a public road, tkae Gounty will giant similar rights and a"asements to Kaha:a over this section, - It is to be understood that the intent is to provide our reax~a.ining lattda" above-zxientioned with adequate access and the County shall have the right to substitute easements for .equivalent road and utility purposes and to reiocabe irriprovements a.nd utilities over a different alignment in place of Road ~asenner~t 1 as described in the attached description, so long ae the now alignment.attd utilities relocated by rho County. connects with the exit- ing road and utility linos on our rosa~aining lands. E I'I` C AUG-18-20G] SAT G6~33 AM F. 10 County of flawali , page 2 July 31, 197.5 If the foregoing is acceptable, please have executed the. attached copy of this letter and return it to the u.ndersigtied. ' Very truly yours, KO~iALA CORPORATION Its Vice Pre aident . AGREED: ~ By Ite Seca te.r ' COUNTY La F° F3AWAII ~y ~ , Its 2vfay or AUG-18-200] aAT 0623 f>r1 P, 02 RECORDATION REQUESTED BY: Tnc nnlc,l~n~. or 7f~s r~~~'r~tGs,'i' - Hawaii County council ~ ..n-„•• County 4f Hawaii. aiA~'~ rv ~~n~' Hilo, Hawaii 9fi720 ~r"'~°• AFTER RECORDATYON, AETVRN TO: b~J~=~'~ O` `O •Jl~LA1 ~ til?,y OfifiCe Of the County Clerk nr;an~A A 17 . Iv Z5 Aupuni Street d,~ ~ Hilo, Hawaii 9672Q /9:~5 .....a I3nd n,M..,.a „ ~ .3~ 7 1 ! RETURN BY: MAIL (x} PICKUP ( } r>aw.••••"•••""""' . Requeetoz to fill above. Space above this lint far Registrar's Use. KNOW ALL MEN HY THESE PRESENTS: That KOHALA CORPORA7I01`:, a Hawaii corporation, • or7triaution for hereinafter called the ",:,raptor" for sad as a ~harztable c Y _ exolusively_public~urpo.ae~, does hereby great and convey unto COUNTY OF HAWAII, s municipal corpozation of the Satn of Hawaii, whose principal office and post offico, address is "rIiio, Islan$, County and State of Hawaii, hereinafter called the "Grantee", and its successors and assigns, the following de6cribed property: PARCEL "A" (Addition to gar: ezarreha Park} Being portions of Grant 1547 tc T. W. Naihe, Great 1554 to Hoohua, and R. 6724, L, C. Aw. 8097 to Izoohua, Honopueo and Kapaau, A'crth Kohaia, ?iawaii Beginning at the nortl:aast Corner of this Parcel of land, the coordinates of said point of bcgir.ning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station "PUU KAPU", being 12, 24 £eat South sad 517. 56 feet 1•Veit, thence running by azimuths measured clockwise from True South: 1, 40° 30' I54, 80 Peet along remainder of Crant 1541; 2. 360° 00' 292, 51 feet along remainder of Grant 1547; 3. 300 30' 188. 00 feet along remainder of Grant 1547; 4, 600 16' 155.90 feet along remainders of Grant 1547 and Grant 15;4; aUv-'f--%001 SP.T 06;29 Ahi P, 03 i 5. 205° 43' 154.80 feet along l:xecutiva Order No. 121; 6. 98° 11' 221, 90 .tact along Executive Order No, 121; 7. 8b° 44' 166.50 feet along .Execative Order No, 121; 8, 29° 04' 60. 52 feet along Executive Order No. 12I; 9. 41° 23' 185, 32 feet along Executive Order No. 1293; • 10. 1° 23' 115, 00 fast along E~:ecltive Order No, 1293; 12, qI° 23' 11'2, 10 tact along Executive Order No. 121; 12. 35° 20' 37.20 .feat along Executive Order N°. 12.1; 13. :xll° 30' .112, 00 feet along remainder of Grant 1554; 14. • 1q2° na' 13'7. 00 feet along remainder of Gxant 1554, :~aadalang portion of 1., C. Aw. 8047; °13. 24S° ~0' -182, 00 feet. along zesaindnr of Z. C. Aw, 80g7; -~6, 275° •~0' 1b1. 00 ~eet.along remainder et L. C. 1'.w, 80g7; • 27_ 3~2° -^0' =14d.~00 fisr.#;aln_~ st~saindcr of i. C, Aw, 809?; S8..~.63° 10' -437. 00 _fenialong semainder of L. C, Aw, 8097; r19_ 2?5° 30' •533.-00 ~eetalong~remainder of L. C. Aw, 8057, ~,andacroae Grant 1554, and along remainder of •C,rant 1547 to the peinti of beginning and cantaiaing an area of 10.251 acre a. EXC.EP3'12JG AND RESERVITJG, .HOWEVER, unto the ~-Gra:titor, i#s succea:ors,and•asligne, .se •ownesa from time t° -fie iof the lauds -pre~aaatly owaad ~y#he grantor, situate • ~.a.3jacant #o •and North of the above deserIbed Parcel "A"., -and se»appurtenant to acid leads, .tada.ll portions thereof, ea~e- ~•~e.nts for xaadway t}~ur{soss9 •and~for ~leatrical, gaw, xommunicatioaa sad other utility._purpoaea .and .far sewer, ~a3raiaage and water facilities •over, across, alottg, upon and :~.ader that certain portion of the sbove •descrlbed parcel "A ,ana.ore partic~alariy deaerlbed as foliowa: , dtOAD EASEMENT 2 Beginning at the narthaaat corner of this parcel of land, xhe •coordinatea of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey Triangulation Station "PUU KP_PL"' bring 12:24 feet `$outh and 617, 56 felt Weat, thenct running by azimuth! measured •+cloekwiae from Trae Souib; (2 RUG-i9-200] SAT 06.30 At1 P, 04 1. 40° 30' 154.80 feet along remainder of Grant 1547; 2. 360° 00' 29Z, 51 feet along remainder of Grant 1547; 3. 30° 30' 168.00 feet along remainder of Grant 1547; 4, 600 lb' 155.90 feet along remainders of Great 1547 • tad Grant ]544; 5, 205° 43' A8. 16 feet along portion of Executive Order No, 121; 6. 2400 16' 70. QO feet along remainder of Parcel "A"; 7, 210° 30' 361, 08 feet along remainder of Parcel "A 8, -1-B00 00' 297, 33 feet along zernainder of Parcel "A"; 9. 220° 30' 138.24 fact along remainder of r''arce: "A"; 30. 275° 30' 61.04 fset.aloag ramaiadsr of Grant 1547 #o ' ,:the ,point .of beginninga.nd containing an area of 3G, 447 square. teat or ~C, 837 acre, • -T0:~3AYE ~.NA TO HOl.I? tte game, zagether •va.th tae rents, issues and profits thereof, the improvements thereon, and tae tenements, .eights, .assemeuts, ~xivileges sad-appurtenaaees :hereunto belonging or .appertaining or.hsldand enjoyod #herewith uato fha Grantee, its successors .and-aaafgns, ~fprever. nsS.nd :t'-ie .Graator doss hereby, 3or itself aed i!a successors, ~caveaant with-the Grantee and dts sucoasaora,aad.aeeigns, .that 32 is lawfully ~eiaed is fee simple of the granted premises -and hob good rigla to seal and ~anvey-tha same is the manner aforesaid, that •said premises are free a$d clear of all encumbrances, except sa.aforesaid and real property taxes: which are to be prorated~as of the da'},e of dslivery of this instrumen*, and what it will and its iucces so: a shall warrant and defend the same unto the -Grantee, its successors and ac signs, forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons, except as aforesaid. j3 AUG-18-2001 SAT 06;30 AM P, 05 • IN WI~'NESS W~~t.~c7F, the Orantar has executed these pre s~nts this ~ day of 1 q75. KOHA?~ CORD®RA'TIOTJ r.~~..~~ Tts VICF p,~Fg r ' ~y '~_..m.,,a._ ~t~ s~cr~A ~4 ,t , S~`.A`T~ Off` ~~WAII ) } ss. C1°I'Y ANl7 COUN'T'Y OF ,SON®I-UI.LJ ) 4 1975 On this day of AUG 1975, before zre ~.ppeared 'f,51,1YE~4'1L~E~ arsd ~y~~ to me perPRES10nor~en, who, being by rme duly sworn, did say that they are ~R~ ENr anti 'SECRETARY respeotive2y, of KOALA GORR'ORA'Y'ION, a He.waii corporation; that the eeaZ affixed to the .foregoing instrument is the corporate seal of said corporation; that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its hoard of f~ixectors; and said Officers ~.cksaowiedged tha 3nstruzr?et~t to be the Eras act and deed of said corporation. Nataxy ~ubls.c, First Circuit t ~i~te of ~iawaii My comar~ission expires: ~ ~:PP~®V~t~ + AUt;-18-200; SAT U6~31 AM F'. J6 - ~ ~ ~i 0 t' ~ d ~ l /2..24 ~ ~ O~ ~ra7 r ~~p~~ ~G/7.36 o AA~E'G'~ .s$ ytOC ,1 o~~r4h(:''•Y.4dl.Gr/s'~ -\ro~ X9,00/TICLY ~ ~ ~ ~.8 ra. 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U+23,QU CGtc FY,.r4N9 ~ .SU.E9Y°YS ~ L?2'ra7' OF PU6GlC WO,QKS' COUfY7"Y OF fv'?3Yr?r pL.+YN SXO~YfiY6 UDlTION 72J h`f~MfX.4rtfE,~fA FiQa°X v~~~rrr~~o r9Y'%'~"~T r°i"~ a.prc ///=~7 ~o F,T !~t//O£ ,~O~e!O ~r~9£.!?£Ni suae4v aeao Bcrn~~ /ow75cwts c~ Gru.~~ d9~d7 to {t! fYai~cr ' Cran7~ (~54 ~a ;'/vor;ra any' r? °.°.E'OY£Q r3Y•' 1 {J~l•Z_ .(,l~tl„®~ },~aarr 1 ~ v ( ~ ~ C-~ r'Fw. ~7V: 07 .E.? P. G?2G .^v ~Yoo%w~ cw ofarre ' #o~ancro N. .t'a'~a. ¢_::t sir .RUG-18'-2001 SAT 06 32 AM P, 08 ~ , ~ , HER~ER"1' T, MATAY089-91 CLIFFORD 6-s, F, ~uM C04C9°ORATION GOUN~C4 MAYOR ~ ' 9 C®UNTY ~F HAYVAII OPFlCE OF TliE CORPORATION COUNSEL. ~ 20 AUPUNI i4RieRT KILO, HAWAi) 90710 February 11, 19'76 Mr. R. Y. Tsuyemura Vice President, Kohala Corporation P. Q. Box 270 Honolulu, Hawaii 96803 Dear Mr. Tsuyemura: Re: Road Easement 1, Kamehameha Park Development, North :~Cohala,~ Hawaii This is in response to~ your letter of July 31, 3975, regarding a r~.ght and easement for road and utility purposes along the same lines as the resers~ation over Road Easement The State of Hawaii has conveyed to the County of .Hawaii, in fee simple, the area identified as Road Easement 1 which shall be used for roadway purposes. The deed on said conveyance was recorded with the Bureau of Conveyances on September 30, 19°75, in Liber 1493b, page 566. Since the road~niay provides public right of way, the problem of i{ohala Corporation getting same is now resolved, Thank you for your patience and cooperation on this ma t~ter. " Very truly ycurs, l~ . N T Deputy Corporation Counsel ET1Y:mnk ~2~ ~ E cr ~.~'!s • ~~,a..~a~. ~ D