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August 31, 2004
To: Councilmember Michael Tulang Vice Chair HSAC, Members of HSAC and Members of
the Hawaii County Council
Topic: HSAC 2005 Legislative Package
Dear Councilmember Tulang,
Please include a request for legislative action to end Hawaii's program of motor vehicle
inspections. Hawaii residents already pay too much to insure, repair, and pay for fuel for, their
vehicles. This inspection program has little or no value in preventing fatalities or injuries to
motorists and pedestrians. It costs residents millions of dollars in a meaningless inspection
program with no tangible increase in safety. Most states that once had this program have
discontinued the program. Let us now give this tax relief to the residents of our state.
Sincerely,
Councilmember Bob Jacobson
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25 rl upuni S'treel, Sui(e 209
!lily F/nwai'i 96720
August 31, 2004
To: Councilmember Michael Tulang Vice Chair HSAC, Members of HSAC and Members of
the Hawaii County Council
Topic: HSAC 2005 Legislative Package
Dear Councilmember Tulang and Councilmembers,
Please include a request for legislative action to establish a registry of sites of possible
Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and past military live fire sites across the State of Hawaii. This
is needed to protect the health and safety of the people of Hawaii. Let us now give this measure
of safety to the residents and investors of our state. The amount of UXO is incalculable at the
present time. [t appears that the military will continue to increase training operations and that
the real estate market will be encompassing an even greater volume of lands in this state for
residential uses. There are many well-documented LJXO sites across the state. We need to
establish a registry program to locate these sites to prevent emergency, civil defense and others
from being injured or killed by UXO that hasn't been located or cleaned up.
Sincerely,
Councilmember Bob Jacobson
District 6 -Upper Puna, Kn`u unASouth Koun