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Bill 79 (2020), CD1 Testimony Bill 79 (2020), CD1 Testimony MISC. COM. 52 P.12a Council ° INBOUND NOTIFICATION FAX RECEIVED SUCCESSFULLY TIME RECEIVED REMOTE CSID DURATION PAGES STATUS January 22, 2021 at 3:12:42 PM KST 18449660682 1916 30 Received 112212021 14:40:35 HST To: 18087683826 Page: 01130 From: WC[T Architecture Inc. Fax: 8449660682 TO: Tommy Water, Chair and City Council Members City and County of Honolulu 530 South King Street, #202 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Fax (808) 768-3826 RE: January 27th City Council Meeting Third Reading of Bill 79 (2020), CD-i Koolau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan POSITION: SUPPORT MESSAGE: The signatures included in the following 30 pages are in support of the revised Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan and adopting the plan as written _________________________________________________________________- From: WCIT A’chitectue Inc. Fax: 8449660682 112212021 14:40:35 lIST To: 18087883826 Page: 02130 (JTURTLE BAY Support Turtle Bay Resorts Amendments to the Ko’olau Lon Sustainable Communities Plan Juno 30, 2020 The Ko’nlau l.oa Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique character, current population, growing families, lifestyle, and economic livelihood. We understand the important role Turtle flay Resort plays as a gathering place and major source ofjobs for Ko’olau Loa and North Shore residents. We, the undersigned, Sustainable Communities Plan, as support Turtle Ba ‘ osition concerning the Ko’olau Loa described in,,jhcattach Ic from Jeriy Gibson, vice president of the resort. Printed Name: zt Address: ai9r Telephone: jZEt/7. l-4.-f4 . Email: Date: 7, 3 Signature: Printed Name: 6/oat, c4g Address: ‘75< (WI kVV (+on. W $U? 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Fax: 8449650882 (21 TURTLE BAY Support Turtle Hay Resort’s Amendments to (lie Ko’olau Lan Sustainable Communities Plan June 30, 2020 The Ko’olau Lon Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique character, current population, growing families, lifestyle, and economic livelihood, We understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort plays as a gathering place and major source of jobs for Ko’olau Loa arid North Shore residents. We, the undersigned, support Turtle Bay’s position concerning the Ko’olau Lon Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature: Printed Name: Udjjl.Qij1o Address: Telephone: Email. - ) Date: Signature: s— PrintedName: ‘rl) F Rnns. Address: Telephone: Email: p(]2 flrflThb\4). toem Date; C. 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We understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort plays as a gathering place and major source ofjobs for Ko’olau Lan and North Shore residents. We, the undersigned, support Turtle Bay’s position concerning the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature: Printed Naif& ‘1it#J rtu frjq Address: Ccø Telephone: svr 55/ Email: 4(f*tJfl a &16IOIL1IWP? Date: to Address: Telephone: -- —_____________________ Email:____________________ Date: Signature: Printed Name: Ot2-4crixL\l’4’tã4i I?j Address: iL1L LL.c... UL 9.4,l-S TeJephone:c ?43 cCZ’ Email: c4jz-1 Date: -i y,’ Signature: Printed Name: ç&% itt. G. LAMtJlc Address: Telephone: &tta’5 - 5S- Email: Date: turtlebayresort.corn Highway Kahuku, Hi 96731. T 808293.6000 IF 808293.9147 51-091 Kamehamelia I ______________________________________ Fax: 8449660682 05130 From: WCXT Arcli1tectue Inc. 112212021 14:40:35 KS! !: 18087663826 Page: J TURTLE BAY Support Turtle Bay Resort’s Amendments to the ICo’olu Len Sustainable Communities Plan June 30, 2020 The Ko’olau Los Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability w sustain its unique character, current population, growing families, lifestyle, and plays as a gathering economic livelihood. I understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort place and major source of jobs for Ko’olau Loa and North Shore residents. i support Turtle Bayss position concerning the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature: ._,‘ Printed Name: Wnflt t.Coto Address: Telephone: Iø4- t4W Email: duaaW aqc4u. Date: m/tl /‘to - Ht 96731 T 808.293.6000 F 808.293.9147 turtlebayresort.com Kameharneha Highway Kahuku, I I 57-091 I I _________________________________________________________________________ ___________ Fax: 8449660682 Page: 06130 Foir: WCT Arch’teotur. Inc. 112212021 14:40:35 HST To: 18087663826 JTURTLE BAY Support Turtle flay Resort’s Amendments to the K&olu [.on Sustainable Communities Plan Juno 30, 2020 The Ko’oian Lon Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique character, current population, growing families, lifestyle, and economic livelihood. I understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort plays as a gathering place and major source of jobs for Ko’olau Loa and North Shore residents. I support Turtle Bay’s position concerning the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature; JIJI)5{Aft PrintedNa e: honlflOAddress: Date: 7 808.293.60 808293.9141 tU,tICbay,eSoit,torfl 57-091. Kaniebameba I-flghway Kahuku, HI 96731 If I I I _________________________ Fax: 84496Q552 Page: 07130 From: WCIT Architecture Inc. iI22IZQ21 14:40:35 liST To: 1S08683826 2 TURTLE BAY Support Turtle Bay Resort’s Amendments to the Koolau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan June 30, 2020 The Ko’olau loa Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique character, current population> growing families, lifestyle, and as gathering economic livelihood, I understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort plays a place and major source of jobs for Ko’olau Loa and North Shore residents. I support Turtle Bay’s position concerning the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature — Printed Nanie: — Telephone: Wtl”. ‘9i Email: t3u14 (4,n Hi 96731 3oB.293.60 F 808293.914? turtlebayresort.com 57-091. Kameh,meha Highway Kahuku, T I j I I ___________________________________________________________________ From: WCXT Architectur, Inc. Fax: 8449660682 1(22(2021 14:40:35 tST To: 18087683826 Pag,: 08(30 TURTLE BAY Support Turtle Bay Resort’s Amendments to the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan June 30, 2020 The Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain arid enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique tharacter, current population, growing families, lifestyle, and economic livelihood. I understand the important role Turtle Bay Resort plays as a gathering place and major source of jobs for Ko’olau Loa and North Shore residents. I support Turtle Bay’s position concerning the Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan, as described in the attached letter from Jerry Gibson, vice president of the resort. Signature; Printed Name: Rebecca Candilasa Address: Telephone: (SOS) 256-8545 Email: [email protected] Date: 71612020 7-091 Kamehameha Highway Kahuku, H 967311 T808.293.6o F 808293.914/[ turtlehayresort.com __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ Fax: S445606B2 Pig.: 09130 Prow.: WCIT Architactut. Inc. 112212021 14:40:35 lIST To: 1S087683826 J TURTLE BAY Support Turtle Bay Resort’s Amendments to the Ko’olau 1j03 Sustainable Communities Plan June 30, 2020 The Ko’olau Loa Sustainable Communities Plan seeks to maintain and enhance the region’s ability to sustain its unique character, current
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