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GM 514 CARLETON CHING 03-10-15 NAME ORGANIZATION/INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT/OPPOSE ALAN ARAKAWA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ALAN NAKAGAWA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ALLEN ESPINDA INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT AMANDA TOKITA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ANDRES ALBANO JR INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ANDREW FURUTA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT BERT OKA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT BOB NAKATA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CARLITO P CALIBOSO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CAROL KWAN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CASEY CHING INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CHARLES TOGUCHI INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT CHRISTINE AKIONA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT CINDY CHING INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT DARREN UEKI INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT DON FUJIMOTO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT EDMUND FRED HYUN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ENID PERIS INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ERIC ELKIND INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT GARRETT MATSUNAMI INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT GERALD DE MELLO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT JAMES H YAMAMOTO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT JEANNETTE OKU INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT JOANN KAPELIELA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT JOANNE BOYD INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT JONI KAMIYA INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT JOSHUA STRICKLER INDIVDUAL SUPPORT KEKOA KALUHIWA INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT KIEHM RICK INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT LISA SHOZUYA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT LORI LUM INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT LUIS P SALAVERIA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT MARK L JOHNSON INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT MELISSA PAVLICEK INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT MEREDITH CHING INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT MICHAEL BUCK INDIVIDUAL COMMENTS MICHELE OTAKE INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT MONA CANESO-BANTOLINA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT MONYA GASTON INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT NEAL YOKOTA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT NOLAN ESPINDA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT PATRICIA HAO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT GM 514 CARLETON CHING 03-10-15 PAUL HALLIN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT PAUL OSHIRO INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT RICK STACK INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT RILEY SMITH INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT ROBB MALEFYT INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ROBERT CREPS INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ROCKNE FREITAS INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT RODNEY FUNAKOSHI INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT SACHI WAKILINA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT STEPHANIE KAUMEHEIWA INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT STEPHEN M TEVES INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SUSAN KITSU INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT TERI YAMASHIGE INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT THOMAS S WITTEN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT TOM LODGE INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT TOM SHIGEMOTO INDIVDIUAL SUPPORT WARREN F WEGESEND INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT ALEXANDRA AVERY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ALICE GREENWOOD INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ALISA KIMURA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ANDREA QUINN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ANNA GOMMERS INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ANTHONY AALTO INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ARNOLD KOTLER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE BARBARA POLK INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE BETH MCDERMOTT INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE BETSY FISHER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE BOB CRONE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CAROL LEE KAMEKONA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CAROLE ARNOTT INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CHARLES YOUNG INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CHOON JAMES INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CHRISTEL & JOHN BLUMER- INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE BUELL CHUCK FLAHERTY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CINDY TURNER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE CLARE LOPRINZI INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE COLLEEN OKADA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DANIEL GRATHAM INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DARLENE RODRIGUES INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DAVID W HALL INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DONNIE BECKER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DOROTHY CLEGG INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE DOUG LAMERSON INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE GM 514 CARLETON CHING 03-10-15 EDIE BIKLE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ELAINE GIMA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE GLEN KILA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE GWEN SINCLAIR INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE GYLIAN SOLAY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ILEANA RUELAS INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE IRENE SOLOWAY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE JAMES KWON INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE [email protected] INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE OM JOHN DELACRUZ INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE JONATHAN PRICE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE JONATHAN YUDIS INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE JOSEPH KOHN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE JOSH STANBRO INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE K HOKU CABEBE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE K RAINA WHITING INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KANOE NAONE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KAREN AH MAI INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KARIN HAZELHOFF INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KAY LYNCH INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KEKUEWA KIKILOI INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KELLY PERRY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KENDRA OZAKI INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KIM MURPHY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KULIAIKANUU PETZOLDT INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LASHA-LYNN H SALBOSA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LAURIE BARON INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LESLIE R JONES INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LILA GARDNER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LILIKALA KAMEELEIHIWA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LINDA PRESKITT INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LISA HALLETT INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LUCIENNE DE NAIE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE LUUKIA ARCHER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MARILYN ANN COLVIN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MARLA J BERRY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MARY J CULVYHOUSE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MARY LACQUES INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MATTHEW WEYER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MEL PASCUAL INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MICHAEL & TERRY INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE KRISTIANSEN MILLICENT COX INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE GM 514 CARLETON CHING 03-10-15 MILLIE MCLEAN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE MONIQUE YUEN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE NATALIE BROWN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE PAMELA PALENCIA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE PAUL WALDAU INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE PETITION INDIVIDUAL - 7,533 OPPOSE PHILIP MORGAN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE RACHEL NEVILLE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE RHIANNON CHANDLER-IAO INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE RHODA LIBRE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE RICK WARSHAUER INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE ROBERT & JANE FERBERG INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SALLY KAYE INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SANDEE PHILLIPS INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE STUART COLEMAN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SUSAN DOUGLAS INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SUSAN KILLEEN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SUSAN MORGAN INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE SUSAN RS SCHOFIELD INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE TRINETTE FURTADO INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE URSULA RETHERFORD INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE WILLIAM B SIMONSMA INDIVIDUAL OPPOSE March 10, 2015 Senator Laura Thielen Chair, Senate Committee on Water and Land 415 S. Beretania Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Hearing: Wednesday, 03-11-15 10:00AM in Conference Room 229. Re: GM514 - Submitting for consideration and confirmation as the Chairperson of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Gubernatorial Nominee, CARLETON CHING, for a term to expire 12-31-2018. Chair Thielen, Vice Chair Galuteria, and Members of the Committee: Thank you for the opportunity to testify in strong support of the confirmation of Carleton Ching as the Chairperson of the Department of Land and Natural Resources. I have known Mr. Ching for many years as a co-worker and outside of the professional arena. Mr. Ching has extensive management experience in dealing with land, natural resource, and development issues in both the public and private sectors. This experience, coupled with his sincerity and appreciation for differing perspectives enable him to effectively deal with complex multifaceted issues faced by the Department of Land and Natural Resources. Detractors contend that if Mr. Ching assumes the position of Chairperson of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, he will simply advocate for private development interests. Nothing could be further from the truth. Rather, Mr. Ching has the broad experience and perspective to provide balance and facilitate thoughtful and rational solutions, considering the needs of the community while protecting, conserving, and managing our resources for use and enjoyment of our future generations and honoring our host culture. Thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony in strong support of Carleton Ching as the Chairperson of the Department of Land and Natural Resources. Alan Arakawa Honolulu, Hawaii From: [email protected] To: WTLTestimony Cc: [email protected] Subject: Submitted testimony for GM514 on Mar 11, 2015 10:00AM Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2015 10:08:48 AM GM514 Submitted on: 3/10/2015 Testimony for WTL on Mar 11, 2015 10:00AM in Conference Room 229 Testifier Present at Submitted By Organization Position Hearing Alan Nakagawa Individual Support No Comments: I support Charleton Ching's nomination, he will bring much needed balance and accountability to the department. Please note that testimony submitted less than 24 hours prior to the hearing, improperly identified, or directed to the incorrect office, may not be posted online or distributed to the committee prior to the convening of the public hearing. Do not reply to this email. This inbox is not monitored. For assistance please email [email protected] From: Alexandra Avery To: WTLTestimony Subject: In Opposition to GM514 -- Nomination of Carleton Ching to DLNR Date: Monday, March 09, 2015 6:37:32 PM Aloha Senators, I strongly urge you to not confirm Carleton Ching as Director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR). DLNR is an extremely complex organization responsible for protecting our natural environment -- the beauty of our islands. Yet, his resume indicates no experience in managing natural resources or complex institutions. Moreover, his volunteerism has supported organizations whose mission directly contradicts the mission and purpose of the department. His promises to abide by DLNR’s mission fall short of addressing this concern, especially given Mr. Ching’s lack of familiarity with the activities of the department. I trust that you, Senators, will be objective in your assessment of this candidate and adhere to your responsibility to ensure that DLNR is led by a qualified and objective director. Please help protect Hawaii’s natural and cultural resources by voting down Mr. Ching as nominee for Director of DLNR. Thank you for this opportunity to testify. Alexandra Avery President of The Outdoor Circle Working to keep Hawai`i clean, green, and beautiful since 1912 1314 S. King Street, #306 Honolulu, HI 96814 tel: 808-593-0300 www.outdoorcircle.org | facebook.com/TheOutdoorCircle | @OutdoorCircleHI From: Alice Greenwood To: WTLTestimony Subject: In Opposition to GM514 -- Nomination of Carleton Ching to DLNR Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2015 8:02:34 AM Aloha Senators, I strongly urge you to not confirm Carleton Ching as Director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR). DLNR is an extremely complex organization responsible for protecting our natural environment -- the beauty of our islands. Yet, his resume indicates no experience in managing natural resources or complex
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