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Go Pi Pt. I IS <br /> Murashige, Laura <br /> From: Megan Lamson <Iamson@hawaii.edu> <br /> Sent: Friday, March 03, 2017 11:53 AM k.: COUNTY CLERK <br /> To: Council Testimony ' =:; COUNTY OF HAWAII <br /> Subject: I support RESO 81-17 for the March 8th Council MeetingRECEDED <br /> Time S o 8y <br /> Date (3/&J/7 <br /> Aloha mai kakou, <br /> Please note that I am in favor and fill SUPPORT of Resolution 81-17 which urges the Hawai'i <br /> State Legislature to pass HB2 and HB229 in this session. Many thanks to councilman Richards and <br /> councilwoman Ruggles for introducing this resolution. <br /> See below for my email to our house reps on this very same issue. <br /> Happy aloha Friday and see you next week! <br /> Me ka mahalo, <br /> meg <br /> Forwarded message <br /> From: Megan Lamson <Iamson(a�hawaii.edu> <br /> Date: Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 11:42 AM <br /> Subject: I SUPPORT HB2! <br /> To: <br /> Aloha House Representatives, <br /> I wholeheartedly support HB2 that would allow tiny houses on farm land throughout Hawai`i. When I <br /> moved to the Kona side of Hawai`i Island from Puna in 2012,the only affordable unit I found was a coffee <br /> shack in South Kona that was less than 500 square feet. Being able to construct/live in tiny houses will help <br /> accommodate for the growing population and allow for small family farms to provide affordable housing <br /> options to farm workers, civil servants and marine biologists alike. My husband and I fully support the intent of <br /> both HB2 and HB229 and we hope that you move them forward during the next opportunity. <br /> Here is a website with more information about the growing"tiny home"movement <br /> worldwide: http://thetinylife.com/what-is-the-tiny-house-movement/ <br /> Many thanks for your time and consideration :) Corm No. t -‘ <br /> `$ <br /> Ref. Ta:31 „ <br /> Ref. Date MA0 8 M <br /> 1 <br />