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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0308.001 2010-2012Murashige, Laura e • , •- -- - , From: Pat Kahawaiolaa [kcaiprez@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 10:07 PM To: counciltestimony@co.hawaii.hi.us Subject: Comm 308 (Bill 82) Attachments: Obj to Bill 82.doc My testimony Patrick L. Kahawaiolaa 9/1/2011 Page 1 of 1 P/PwpRc, 17) Cr) rTl CO Comm No. 3°13 • t Ref. To: °'‚ 17° ac) Ref. Date SEP 7 1011 Aloha Mr. Yagong and all councilmembers, I am Patrick L. Kahawaiolaa a native Hawaiian as defined under the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920 as amended July 9, 1921 and I OBJECT and seek clarification of an ordinance being submitted for consideration by the County Council from Public Works Director Warren Lee, dated August 3, 2011. This ordinance seeks to add "East Puainako Street, south side, from Pilipaa Street to Ohuohu Street" to Article 10, Division 5 (Parking), Section 24 -280, Schedule 28 (No Parking at anytime), subsection (c) (South Hilo). The objections are made because the lands in question are lands set aside by the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920 and thus are lands having the status of Hawaiian Home lands are for use by the beneficiaries of the HHCA, 19120 and we believe that the Hawaii County codes and ordinances of the Hawaii County has "no authority and jurisdiction" to restrict its use by ordinances. It would be contrary to legal opinions which have be rendered back in the early part of Statehood and theseopinions have stood for over 40 years. The Act clearly immotes that the exclucive right to uses and restrictions of said trust lands rest with the Hawaiian Home Commission and in "no other govermental agency ". Until such time as the Hawaii County Council through its Corporation counsel can produce the documents seeking and recieving the "consent of the United States" to now be the "governmental agency" with its permission to dictate land use issues on lands having the status of Hawaiian Home lands I must object to enactment of Bill 82. I can be reached at 808 937 -8217 if further clarification is neccessary. I humbly remain Patrick L. Kahawaiolaa 1260 Elama Road Hilo, HI 96720