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2024-03-05 PL-SMA-2023-000046 Anne Marie Novinger and Barbara L. Novinger Opposition Testimony 12.50pm
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From: Anne Marie Novinoer <br /> To: WPCtestimonv <br /> Subject: Proposed Development at Punalu"u <br /> Date: Tuesday,March 5,2024 12:50:25 PM <br /> Honorable Windward Planning Commission, <br /> We are long time owners of a condominium at Sea Mountain at Punalu'u since 1978. We <br /> found and located at this enchanted spot after searching all over the world for two years to find <br /> the most beautiful location. We selected Punalu'u! We love it there and found no other place <br /> anything like it. We feel strongly that the area should be preserved for the Hawaiian people <br /> and other local citizens who live in the area. The Big Island is very special with more pure <br /> blooded Hawaiians there than anywhere else in the island chain. Let's keep it that way. <br /> We are greatly alarmed by the proposed commercial development at Punalu'u. We feel that it <br /> would be a tragedy to this most spectacular location. It is Old Hawaii at its best. It's rural <br /> charm and atmosphere are unique on the Big Island. <br /> We predict multiple losses: <br /> Native enjoyment of the area including locals deep sea fishing, locals swimming, and many <br /> other local activities at Punalu'u. <br /> Accessible beach without parking fees <br /> Precious natural area including a much-revered Hawaiian graveyard <br /> Local Hawaiian beauty for all who live in the area <br /> Stunning views of the ocean and enjoyment of its sounds <br /> Dark nights with superior star gazing <br /> Quiet <br /> Minimal use of area without tourist crowds <br /> We fear danger to local flora and fauna such as the endangered sea turtles,penes, fish and <br /> seals. <br /> The proposed outdoor amphitheater would add unpleasant noise and crowds and destroy the <br /> tranquility of the neighborhood. <br /> The proposed additional 250 parking spaces would damage the environment and its flora and <br /> fauna. <br /> The views from the existing lovely condos would be compromised. <br /> In addition there are dangers. The area is in a Tsunami Zone and also is prone to fires. <br />
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