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' To: Hawai"i County Council Chairman s Arakaki
and Full Ceunty Council; fax#961- 12
April l 2004
Aloha, airman Arakaki and Council members:
iA A j},s bill. it r®preaenta all that i wrong with iPeat
Hawaii nd all that is going wrong. You can st it.
Clifton' aan make money from their 1 I) by finding a
bu er Por it, or 2) by developing it ae ie ready allowed by
it zoning for gquaculture. Members of the errs Ciub have
al ady testified in February regarding th tential damage
wh ch this project will cauce. As you wor® de aware then,
th damage includes anvironmontal, infraat tural, cultural
an social.
s old or new
nor does it fit with the existing or pr ding
de elopment in that area.
balanced
n Clittoa' Kona Coast dQLnands that r planners
fo low its will, rather than vico-vorsa.
Mokii Loa Group, Hawaii Chapter, P.0. Dox 1137, , HI 96721 O0,'~Z
Comm. No.
Ref. Toe ~re~sehd
Ref. Date, APR, 4
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nor do we necessaril want it to
( r ) Are we ¢o used
to ravel and so un-used to thinking in to `of balanced
pla ing, that we don't even recognize that is is just more
of a same junk non-planning that has treat our current
. inf structural dilemmas, the rapid loss of n space, and
aen of community which we are facing each y?
• The hope of "affordable" housing being buil n these
pre fses is laughable. Where has "affordabl housing
(wh tever that means these daya)been built conjunction
wit luxury coastal development in modern t s?
• Mor temporary construction jobs (with more igration and
!ur her lack of infrastructure and resource and the promi¢e
of inimum wage job¢ does not balance with creation of a
bla ktop, asphalt jungle perched so close t ur coastline.
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i~ The community, after so many years caretaking thin
lan does not deserve to have it desecrate n the way that
thi landowner plans to destroy the eighty- ee acres to
whi h Hill 178 relates.
Remember February, when over two hundred-fifty s ing wet,
stalwart citizens looked toward you as you sat re them in the
Kaauhou ®ach Hotel. Those people asked, and tru d, that you
vrould r ember them whoa you were asked to decid what is .co good
~bont C1 ftoa' plan t6et Y tea ignore tLoes voi tboie people,
and ail f the negative facts w6ieb were present to awT
Do the ght thing: yoQq ~,Q ea sill 178.
Dlnhalo nui loa,
Janice lma-Glennie
for the Terra Club