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2024-04-02 Bill 121 & Bill 122 Sam Halsted Testimony
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From: Sam Halsted <br /> To: W PCtesti mony <br /> Subject: TARS 121 122 <br /> Date: Tuesday,April 2,2024 8:01:06 AM <br /> Aloha to Whom it may concern, <br /> I am in opposition to the Tars build 121 and 122. I Have many friends here on the big island <br /> who have been born and raised here running vacation rentals. As we all know the economic <br /> environment on the big island is very challenging. Allowing locals the ability to operate a <br /> vacation rental allows families to survive. Please do not over regulate this cottage industry <br /> and allow only big players to have a stake in it. I believe the STVR rules set in place already <br /> are sufficient and can adequately support what is already happening. Removing <br /> vacation rentals will not solve the housing crisis and may possibly make it worse (for those <br /> using it to stay in their current home). It should not be the private citizens responsibility to <br /> solve our current housing crisis and it is definitely not short term vacation rentals causing it. <br /> Currently our county has imposed a version of the IBC code that costs young families <br /> THOUSANDS in unneeded building costs. There are minimum lot size requirements that <br /> make affording land prohibitive and very little incentive for first time buyers. These issues <br /> should be addressed first before we look at ending the income flow for so many on the big <br /> island. Make housing attainable and people will be able to own homes! <br /> Sam Halsted <br />
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