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iRRAUTA"PION TRF,A"I'Mh,N"I' FACILITY FOR THI; BIG ISLANll
WHF.RH:AS, we the undersigned farmers and allied rcprescntahvcs of 1-lawaii's agricultural convnm~ily support
the continued devclopmcm of divcrsihicd agnculmrc throughout I-lawaii and recognize the importance and
ccononuc benefits to our conununity of Il:ncaii-gown agricultural exports; and
WHIsIZF,AS, cstablishmm~i nl a post-harvc~~l treatment litcilily onlhc Rig Island represents an important
iniraetrucwrc inveslnunt easenlial to the developmen of I?ast Hawaii as a statewide processing, depot, and
shipment hub for agnculhn-al commodities lin~ esporl, thereby generating growth and jobs in associated industries
such as air Ihcighl, marketim~~, packaging, and applied research; ,md
WHEREAS. careful ;md collaborative work :anon, I lawaii farmers, the Slate of Hawaii Department of
Agnailhirc. UJ L College ofTropical Agrfculuuc and I lunum Resources, USDA Agricultural Research Service,
l ISI)A Animal I'luni I Icallh Inspccuon Scrv u~c :md others bras celablished the vi;ihility of inadiolion trrtlnlem of
various tropical Guns and other Inrn'i comnuulilics sihlca io quaram'me rastrictlon, therehv enabling export of key
l lklWllll-grU A1'n agriculuu-o productti lu l I-S- mainland inarkcls; and
WIIEREAS, competent and repwable companies in the gnnuna processing industry have demonstrated interest
and commitment in working with the County of I lownii, local farmers, and our connnunity to build and operate a
safe post-harvest Ircatmen( facility on the Rig Leland; and
WHERh,AS, cxhauslivc resem'ch and lindings b~~ reputable organizations and governmental bodies including the
American Medical Association, World I Icahh Urg;miintion, U.S. Public Ilcaltli Sevice, American Dietetic
Association, Mayo Clinic, American Council on Science and I Iealth, U.S. Pood d:, Drug Administration, U.S.
Deparunent of Agriculture, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology, American Meal Institute, National
Live Stock and Meat Roard, American Spice'frade Association, American Gastroenterologieal Foundation,
National Science and technology Council, end United Nations Irood and Agricultural Organization has
estaLilishal the safety of food irradiation subject to good manufacturing practices and has acknowledged dtc
effectiveness of load irradiation to combat foodbome diseases like Salmonella, 8. Cali, to kill other insects, Cungi
and bacteria, and Io meet inta~national and inlcrsUllc quaranlinc rcquircmcnls; and
\~VI11?RI?AS, (hc undersigned pclitioncrs (I) support the renewal and rc-dedication of Hawaii's agricultural
farmlands. green space, mid traditional nu'al lifestyle; (2) anticipate expanded investment in planting acreage and
market development initiatives by I-lawaii fm-mcrs who will utilize the proposed irradiator for export of their
crops; and (3) stand committed to the steady groo9h of profitable family farming as an integral component of a
preferred and sustainable future ibr the land and people of Hawaii;
NOW "I'lll?RI?hOIZI? ISI'. IT KI?SOI,VI?U'PIIA'I' ibc undersigned cnuxu:tgc taholchcar(cd support by the
I lawaii County Council for the cslnblishment of a post-harvest irradiation u'eahncnt facility in Last I lawaii and the
appropriation and direction of such funds as the ('nuncil deems appropriate to fitcilitate the successful and
expcdilious implemcnlation of Ibis in ilialivc on bchnlf of I hiwaii's fanners and agricultural cspro'ts.
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1 fawaii Cnunh Council
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PETITION IN SUPPORT OF APOST-HARVEST
IRRADIATION TREATMENT FACILITY FOR THE BIG ISLAND
WHEREAS, we the undersigned farmers and allied representatives of Hawaii's agricultural community support
the continued development of diversified agriculture throughout Hawaii and recognize the importance and
economic benefits to our community of Hawaii-grown agricultural exports; and
WHEREAS, establishment of apost-harvesC treatment facility on the Big Island represents an importanC
'infrastructure investment essential to the development of East Hawaii as a statewide processing, depot, and
shipment hub for agricultural commodities for export, thereby generating growth and jobs in associated industries
such as alr freight, marketing packaging, and applied research; and
WHEREAS, careful and collaborative work among Hawaii farmers, the State of Hawaii Department of
Agriculture, U.H. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, USDA Agricultural Research Service,
USDA Animal Plan[ Health Inspection Service and others Itas established the viability of irradiation treatment of
various tropical fruits and other farm commodities subject to quarantine restriction, thereby enabling export of key
Hawaii-grown agricultural products to U.S. mainland markets; and
WHEREAS, competent and reputable companies in [he gamma processing industry have demonstrated interest
and commitment in working with the County of Hawaii, local farmers, and our community [o build and operate a
safe post-harvest treatment facility on the Big Island; and
WHEREAS, exhaustive research and findings by reputable organizations and governmental bodies including the
American Medical Association, World Health Organization, U.S. Public Health Service, American Dietetic
Association, Mayo Clinic, American Council on Science and Health, U.S. Food & Drug Administration, U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Council for Agricul[urat Science and Technology, American Meat Institute, National
Live Stock and Meat Board, American Spice Trade Association, American Gastroenterological Foundation,
National Science and Technology Council, and United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization has
established the safety of food irradiation subject to good manufacturing practices and has acknowledged the
effectiveness of food irradiation to combat foodborne diseases like Salmonella, E. Coli, to kill other insects, fungi
and bacteria, and to meet international and interstate quarantine requirements; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned petitioners (1) support the renewal and re-dedication of Hawaii's agricultural
farmlands, green space, and traditional rural lifestyle; (2) anticipate expanded investment in planting acreage and
market development initiatives by Hawaii farmers who will utilize the proposed irradiator for export of their
crops; and (3) stand committed [o the steady growth of profitable family farming as an integral component of a
preferred and sustainable future for the land and people of Hawaii;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the undersigned encourage wholehearted support by the
Flawaii County Council for [he establishment of apost-harvest irradiation treatment facility in East Hawaii and the
appropriation and direction of such funds as the Council deems appropriate to facilitate the successful and
expeditious implementation of this initiative on behalf of Hawaii's farmers and agricultural exports.
Given by our hand [April, 1997]:
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(Signature) (Name-Print) (Business & Address)
PETITION IN SUPPORT OF APOST-HARVEST
IRRADIATION TREATMENT FACILITY FOR THE BIG ISLAND
WHEREAS, we the undersigned farmers and allied representatives of Hawaii's agricultural community support
the continued development of diversified agriculture throughout Hawaii and recognize the importance and
economic benefits to our community of Hawaii-grown agricultural exports; and
WHEREAS, establishment of apost-harvest treatment facility on the Big Island represents an important
infrastructure investment essential to the development of East Hawaii as a statewide processing, depot, and
shipment hub for agricultural commodities for export, thereby generating growth and jobs in associated industries
such as air freight, marketing, packaging, and applied research; and
WHEREAS, careful and collaborative work among Hawaii farmers, the State of Hawaii Department of
Agriculture, U.H. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, USDA Agricultural Research Service,
USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service and others has established [he viability of irradiation treatment of
various tropical fruits and other farm commodities subject to quarantine restriction, thereby enabling export of key
Hawaii-grown agricultural products to U.S. mainland markets; and
WHEREAS, competent and reputable companies in the gamma processing industry have demonstrated interest
and commitment in working with the County of Hawaii, local farmers, and our community to build and operate a
safe post-harvest treatment facility on the Big Island; and
WHEREAS, exhaustive research and findings by reputable organizations and governmental bodies including the
American Medical Association, World Health Organization, U.S. Public Health Service, American Dietetic
Association, Mayo Clinic, American Council on Science and Health, U.S. Food & Drug Administration, U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Council for Agricultural Science and "Cechnology, American Meat Institute, National
Live Stock and Meat Board, American Spice Trade Association, American Gastroenterological Foundation,
National Science and Technology Council, and United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization has
established the safety of food irradiation subject to good manufacturing practices and has acknowledged the
effectiveness of food irradiation to combat foodborne diseases like Salmonella, E. Coli, to kill other insects, fungi
and bacteria, and to meet international and interstate quarantine requirements; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned petitioners (1) support the renewal and re-dedication of Hawaii's agricultural
farmlands, green space, and traditional rural lifestyle; (z) anticipate expanded investment in planting acreage and
market development initiatives by Hawaii farmers who will utilize the proposed irradiator for export of their
crops; and (3) stand committed to the steady growth of profitable family farming as an integral component of a
preferred and sustainable future for the land and people of Hawaii;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the undersigned encourage wholehearted support by the
Hawaii County Council for the establishment of a post-harvest irradiation treatment facility in East Hawaii and the
appropriation and direction of such funds as the Council deems appropriate to facilitate the successful and
expeditious implementation of this initiative on behalf of Hawaii's farmers and agricultural exports.
Given by our hand [April, 1997]:
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Mail to:
Councilman Aaron Chung
Chair, Finance Committee
Hawaii County Council
25 Aupuni Street
Hilo, I Iawaii 96720
PETITION IN SUPPORT OF APOST-HARVEST
IRRADIATION TREATMENT FACILITY FOR THE BIG ISLAND
WHEREAS, we the undersigned farmers and allied representatives of Hawaii's agricultural community support
the continued development of diversified agriculture throughout Hawaii and recognize the importance and
economic benefits to our community of Hawaii-grown agricultural exports; and
WHEREAS, establishment of apost-harvest treatment facility on the Big Island represents an important
infrastructure investment essential to the development of East Hawaii as a statewide processing, depot, and
shipment hub for agricultural commodities for export, thereby generating growth and jobs in associated industries
such as air freight, marketing, packaging, and applied research; and
WHEREAS, careful and collaborative work among Hawaii farmers, the State of Hawaii Department of
Agriculture, U.H. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, USDA Agricultural Research Service,
USDA Animal PIanC Health Inspection Service and others has established the viability of irradiation treatment of
various tropical fruits and other farm commodities subject to quarantine restriction, thereby enabling export of key
Hawaii-grown agricultural products to U.S. mainland markets; and
WHEREAS, competent and reputable companies in the gamma processing industry have demonstrated interest
and commitment in working with the County of Hawaii, local farmers, and our community to build and operate a
safe post-harvest treatment facility on the Big Island; and
WHEREAS, exhaustive research and findings by reputable organizations and governmental bodies including [he
American Medical Association, World Health Organization, U.S. Public Health Service, American Dietetic
Association, Mayo Clinic, American Council on Science and Health, U.S. Food & Drug Administration, U.S.
Department of Agriculture, Council for Agricultural Science and Technology, American Meat Institute, National
Live Stock and Meat Board, American Spice Trade Association, American Gastroenterological Foundation,
National Science and Technology Council, and United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization has
established the safety of food irradiation subject to good manufacturing practices and has acknowledged the
effectiveness of food irradiation to combat foodborne diseases like Salmonella, E. Coli, to kill other insects, fungi
and bacteria, and to meet international and interstate quarantine requirements; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned petitioners (1) support the renewal and re-dedication of Hawaii's agricultural
farmlands, green space, and traditional rural lifestyle; (2) anticipate expanded investment in planting acreage and
market development initiatives by Hawaii farmers who will utilize the proposed irradiator for export of their
crops; and (3) stand committed to the steady growth of profitable family farming as an integral component of a
preferred and sustainable future for the land and people of Hawaii;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the undersigned encourage wholehearted support by the
Hawaii County Council for the establishment of apost-harvest irradiation treatment facility in East Hawaii and the
appropriation and direction of such funds as the Council deems appropriate [o facilitate the successful and
expeditious implementation of this initiative on behalf of Hawaii's farmers and agricultural exports.
Given by our hand [A/prril, 19977]:
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Councilman Aaron Chung
Chair, Finance Committee
Hawaii County Council
25 Aupuni Street
Hilq Hawaii 96720
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Mail to:
Councilman Aaron Chung
Chair, Finance Comminee
Hawaii County Council
25 Aupuni Street
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
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