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2024-03-31 PL-CCI-2024-000003 Bill 121 Alyse Rossiter Testimony
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From: Alyse Bitty <br /> To: WPCtestimony <br /> Subject: Bill 121 Quiet Hours <br /> Date: Sunday,March 31,2024 6:31:03 PM <br /> Chairperson Lin, <br /> Hope you're doing awesome! I'm Alyse Rossiter,and I'm a proud homeowner here in Hawaii County.My family <br /> and I are all about sharing our slice of paradise through hosted short-term rentals. So,about this Bill 121 and its <br /> quiet hour rules,I've got some thoughts I'd love to share with you. <br /> First off,I totally get where the County Council is coming from,wanting to keep our neighborhoods peaceful. <br /> Absolutely,no one's here for a 24/7 party vibe. But,with the state laws we already have in place,I feel like we're <br /> doubling up on rules that do the same thing.Our guests,they're just here to chill and soak in the good vibes,not <br /> disturb the peace. Sometimes guests can get excited as they come to have a vacation.The thing is,with hosts on the <br /> property,we too can hear the noise! We make sure the guests know the rules for our enjoyment as much as our <br /> neighbors! <br /> The core of my concern is that I'm just thinking about those evenings when my family or our guests might be <br /> enjoying a simple get-together,nothing wild,just some good conversation,maybe a little music playing softly in the <br /> background.Under the new bill,it seems like this could ruffle some feathers,even though we're all about keeping <br /> things respectful and neighborly. <br /> It's a bit concerning,you know?Like,if we're all following the state's noise guidelines,having another layer of rules <br /> feels superfluous.Plus,it kind of puts us in a tight spot,worrying if enjoying our home or hosting guests who are <br /> part of the fam for their stay might unintentionally lead to trouble. <br /> So,here's a thought:why not stick with the state laws on noise?They're already doing a great job of balancing <br /> everyone's need for quiet time and the natural sounds of living life. That is the requirement for my neighbors,why <br /> can't that be the requirement for us as well?This way,we keep things simple,fair,and focused on what really <br /> matters—building a community where everyone feels welcome,whether they're here for a night or a lifetime. <br /> Thanks a ton for considering my two cents on this.Really appreciate the hard work you all put into making our <br /> community the best place to live and visit. <br /> Take care, <br /> Alyse Rossiter <br />
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