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3uly 2, 2004
Hear Coaa~cilaa~aa~ Fred Holschuh, C~t~fJ ~ , - ; ,
I watchedl the Santa Clara Valley go frown apricot, cherry and prune orchards to ceemant
everywhere and now is the Silicone Valley and not habitable for sane ha~nans.
I watched ~aakiki go frown two tourist hotels and a swamp to high rise where n?osquitos don't
live anymore.
Moving to the couotry, Sunset beach, there was nothing but tranquility and leis there when it
reminded wrie of west 1:..~.
On the north side of the dig Island was reswwiniscent of the 50°s when I arrived here. The Aloha is
beautifullg~ thick here,
7'he south of Halo with O~wce Maas, VValwnark borders, etc. it is not really Kilo. Now that
Starbucks;has crept to the north side the locals have said, ®Ii ®Ii, here we go to
cosnaner~i~lazation;
If the ao~i~rag here in Hanatnaa is changed and 35 units are btailt on one acre I will be a wetness of
an®ther, nbt proogress, but a disaster. It v~?ill no longer be ~tlae hastoaic towr? that attracts people as
tourism ~?~o don't stay any longer than goiw~g to Aleal<a 1?ells and suppartang the cattle bt~sia~esses
in I-Ioaxostw~e.
~°hc hou~irag will be accompanied with wise, traffic congestion, dw~u$s and CriwYEB. Now the 9~9rtain
c~wwae hewer is co~n?mitted by dogs when they roam freely without lea.4hes. If the howwdes are prat
the its locYc up everything or yon'•11 lose.
Gene Van Dyke l~~
P®~ox X67 C~ _
Iionownu, IIt. 96728
808-9635095
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