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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0862.053 1996-1998 TUN-02-98 TUE 0801 Art P. 01 FLAA4 TO PROTECT R. 76-6802-A Alapg St,eCC 5u1te T2t KaIIua-Kona, Hl 86740 ~Y sb Fa _ ~ T June 2, (1908 Hawaii &Y'nty Cbunbit 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 PAX TO 868-3291 FAX FRAM; 322.3118 PAGE 1 OF 2 RE- RESOLUTION NO. 279-98 Please disribute the following testimony regarding the anove mentioned resolution to Chair Aaron Chung and the members of the Committee on Finance for today's consideration of this matter. Thank you very muchl °~nser~ly your;. 14 Nancy Pieicxhlo Glr~api Gur m. No.-1(02 .,x3 Mle No. PL Ref. Tor Preseorec FG Ref. Date JUN G laaa s JUN-Cat-98 TUC ©8 ©1 PM P. Cat (f PLAA TO PROTECT) 74.6602-A Alapa 8trect suite 126 Seilva-Kona, M 98740 k '4 IP June 2, 1998 Aaron Chung, Chair. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Hawaii County Council 25 Aupuni Street Hilt', Hawaii 96720 HE RESOLUTION NO. 279-98 hear Chairperson Aaron Chung Plan To Protect Is a Kona-based organizahr n tormed to Pncourage sound, comprehensive planning fur Hawaii County, The Hawaii Countypeneral Plan states "The shoreline of the island ofHawall shall be maintained for recreational, educational, and/or scientific u$es in a manner thrt Is protective of resources and is of the maximum benefit to the general public." and "Me shoreline shall be protected from the encroachment of man-made Improvements and structures-" and ,The County of Hawaii shall adopt an on-going program of identification, designation, and aquisitlon of areas with recrearlonel resources, such as land with sandy beaches and other prime areas for shoreline recreation.." Plan To Protect urges the Hawaii Caunry Council's Gommilt;~e on Finance to demonstrate their desire to tullfill the objectives of the General Plan by the adoption of Resolution No 279-9@, Thank you for your consideration. ,Sin,,,ereiy ynurs. P:?nCy/ n~~IrY„hlp 7lreptor