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Communication Number 2017-05 Kawaihae Liaison Report - Aug
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Communication no. 2017-05 <br />SOUTH KOHALA CDPAC <br />LIAISON REPORT <br />AUGUST 28, 2017 <br />August 8t"-SKTSC <br />1) After the meeting, I met with some residents of White Road. They say they were living on White <br />Road (Waipio side and Mauna Kea side) when there was only (4) homes on that street. <br />a) They notice the traffic on Mamalahoa Highway has gotten worse in terms of number of vehicles and <br />trucks using the highway -all day. <br />b) They had requested the Public Works Department install street lights so cars wouldn't block their <br />driveway and the street. (There was an article in the paper where trespassers on the trails were <br />cited by State Enforcement. These people park in the subdivision). I request the South Kohala <br />CDPAC support this request. <br />2) 1 write this report because there was a Redistricting (November 2011) of the community boundary <br />lines; but want clarification if the CDP boundaries get moved as well. 1) This would mean White <br />Road is part of Hamakua CDP, not South Kohala and this complaint should be logged in which <br />district. <br />3) 1 write this report because South Kohala CDPAC made a request for a traffic circulation Study for <br />Mamalahoa Highway in the area of White Road; and in front of Long's Drugs. Both requests have <br />not yet been realized. Both areas are experiencing heavy traffic and the impacts should be entered <br />in the General Plan. <br />4) White Road is next to Permittee RT's Service LLC. seeking approval from the Leeward Planning <br />Committee for: 1) The Special Permit on a permanent basis; 2) Increase Storage area; 3) Increase 20 <br />vehicles to 130 vehicles; 4) 24 hours/7 days a week. <br />This Permittee, in my opinion, does a needed service in the South Kohala community; but is located on <br />Important Ag Lands (IAL) with an Ag zone. There is no other Industrial lands available in Waimea. This <br />company received a Special Permit in 2004 -on a temporary basis; which is currently expired. I attended <br />the Leeward Planning Commission and represented myself. This Permittee should not be there. <br />I ask that the South Kohala CDPAC also send a letter to the Planning Director objecting to the Special <br />Permit on the basis of Policy No. , Strategy . <br />NORTH KOHALA WATER STUDY <br />Policy No. , Strategy <br />I attended the community workshop held on August 16 in North Kohala. Senator Lorraine Inouye was <br />successful in acquiring $1M for North Kohala-to research the inventory of water sources, distribution <br />currently being accessed and in the future, and the potential of accessing at least 81 MGD currently <br />available. The hope is to encourage agriculture in the numbers of the plantation days. <br />I attended this meeting in hopes that Kawaihae and Waimea would be included in this report. Some of <br />the Kawaihae Homestead currently access a north Kohala private water system. Waimea currently <br />receives north Kohala irrigation water through the Department of Agriculture. <br />I would ask South Kohala CDPAC encourage this water study to include South Kohala. Historically, <br />Kohala is Kohala and all the natural resources sustain the whole mokupuni. <br />Submitted by <br />Jojo Tanimoto-Kawaihae <br />
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