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From: Deanne Christensen <br /> To: LPCtestimonv;Council Testimony; Kimball. Heather; Kaaiwada.Jennifer;Onishi. Dennis; Kierkiewicz.Ashley; <br /> Kanealii-Kleinfelder. Matt;Villeaas. Rebecca;Galimba. Michelle M.;Inaba. Holeka; Hustace.James; <br /> cohmavor(abhawaiicountv.aov;WPCtestimonv <br /> Subject: Clarification on compensation <br /> Date: Thursday,February 6,2025 7:07:02 PM <br /> Homeowners compensation was mentioned. But, we know when the state/county wants your <br /> land it isn't like selling your land at a profit, It is taking what they will give you. It was said <br /> that the home/land that now has been "rezoned" already had a conservation easement of the <br /> land but was used as state URBAN land. How can an easement for conservation take over all <br /> of your land? Having an easement from a neighbor does not give the neighbor the right to take <br /> your land. You can purchase the land but when we are ready to use your land we can take it? <br /> Still leaving the homeowner to not be able to use their home as a line of equity, take the price <br /> that is offered to move off their property without making the profit of what they have put into <br /> the home and the added value to the land. Having to pay taxes on the money given to you at a <br /> lesser dollar amount than your home is worth, while being displaced. <br /> Most compensation in situations like this is not enough to recover what has <br /> been put into the property value or possibly not enough to cover the remaining <br /> balance of a mortgage but left to pay on the taxes of what was given for the <br /> compensation that is seen as income and compensation. Could leave some in <br /> debt due to the change of the property usages. <br /> There needs to be a clause in the plan to prevent this from being able to <br /> happen to the owner of the property. <br /> Mahalo,Dyanne Christensen <br /> 808.557.6834 <br /> dyannechristensemPgrnail.com <br />