08-20-2012, 06:08 AM
See Hearing Locations Below
Aloha,
If anyone thinks they are not affected by what is about to happen, you are wrong (private land owners pay attention to this).
This is the single most atrocious crime against Hawaii and people since the illegal overthrow.
This #699;Act#699; needs to be REPEALED.
Here are a few excerpts (from attachment):
The PLDC is authorized to:
develop and implement public lands projects and facilities to create revenue-generating centers or where, through detailed analysis, opportunities exist to exploit potential local, national, and international markets.
Exemption from Lawful Development Requirements
PLDC projects shall be exempt from all statutes, ordinances, charter provisions, and rules of any government agency relating to land use, zoning, and construction standards for subdivisions, development, and improvement of land; the construction, improvement, and sale of homes thereon; and special improvement district assessments or requirements
PLDC Powers.
Acquire or contract to acquire:
all privately owned real property or any interest therein and improvements thereon determined by the PLDC to be necessary or appropriate for its purposes, including real property … in excess of that needed for such use … where other justifiable cause necessitates acquisition for the contemplated improvements
Recommend to the DLNR board the “purchase of any privately owned properties that may be appropriate for development”
Exemption from Taxation
The PLDC shall not be required to pay state taxes of any kind.
And if this isn#699;t bad enough, private property owners will need to pay for infrastructure costs if they live near one of these #699;improvements#699; because it is for the #699;public good#699;. PLDC foreign corporations will merely plan, build, and profit.
The PUBLIC lands they refer to are: Ceded Lands/ (Kingdom lands, title to which was NEVER relinquished)
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Aloha, in 2011 the legislature passed Act 55 Public Land Development Corporation (PLDC), sponsored by Senator Donovan Dela Cruz, and signed into law by Governor Abercrombie.
Act 55 establishes the PLDC as a State development corporation attached to the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) to develop public lands placed under the PLDC jurisdiction, including but not limited to existing open shoreline areas, conservation lands, agricultural lands, and small boat harbors, for commercial purposes to generate revenue for the State.
PLDC is a vehicle and process “to make optimal economic, environmental, and social use of public land,” including public recreation and visitor holiday destinations, through an “appropriate[1] and culturally-sensitive[2]” public land development program.
PLDC has a lot of power over our public lands so please get involved. Act 55 and summary are attached.
Public hearings on PLDC DRAFT Administrative Rules, attached, will be from 6 to 8 pm at:
HILO: Monday 8/20 at Waiakea High School Cafeteria, 155 West Kawili St.
KONA: Tuesday 8/21 at Konawaena High School Cafeteria, 81-1043 Konawaena School Rd., Keakakekua
MAUI: Friday 8/24 at Maui Waena Intermediate School Cafeteria, 795 Onehe`e St., Kahului
MOLOKA`I: Monday 8/27 at Mitchell Pau`ole Community Center, 90 Ainoa St.
O`AHU: Wednesday 8/29 DLNR Kalanimoku Building, Land Board Conference Room 132, 1151 Punchbowl St.
KAUA`I: Friday 8/31at Elsie Wilcox Elementary School, 4319 Hardy St., Lihu`e.
Donna Wong
Executive Director
Hawaii's Thousand Friends
Phone/fax: 808-262-0682
www.hawaiis1000friends.org
"An idea whose time has come cannot be stopped" Dr. Ron Paul 2012
Aloha,
If anyone thinks they are not affected by what is about to happen, you are wrong (private land owners pay attention to this).
This is the single most atrocious crime against Hawaii and people since the illegal overthrow.
This #699;Act#699; needs to be REPEALED.
Here are a few excerpts (from attachment):
The PLDC is authorized to:
develop and implement public lands projects and facilities to create revenue-generating centers or where, through detailed analysis, opportunities exist to exploit potential local, national, and international markets.
Exemption from Lawful Development Requirements
PLDC projects shall be exempt from all statutes, ordinances, charter provisions, and rules of any government agency relating to land use, zoning, and construction standards for subdivisions, development, and improvement of land; the construction, improvement, and sale of homes thereon; and special improvement district assessments or requirements
PLDC Powers.
Acquire or contract to acquire:
all privately owned real property or any interest therein and improvements thereon determined by the PLDC to be necessary or appropriate for its purposes, including real property … in excess of that needed for such use … where other justifiable cause necessitates acquisition for the contemplated improvements
Recommend to the DLNR board the “purchase of any privately owned properties that may be appropriate for development”
Exemption from Taxation
The PLDC shall not be required to pay state taxes of any kind.
And if this isn#699;t bad enough, private property owners will need to pay for infrastructure costs if they live near one of these #699;improvements#699; because it is for the #699;public good#699;. PLDC foreign corporations will merely plan, build, and profit.
The PUBLIC lands they refer to are: Ceded Lands/ (Kingdom lands, title to which was NEVER relinquished)
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Aloha, in 2011 the legislature passed Act 55 Public Land Development Corporation (PLDC), sponsored by Senator Donovan Dela Cruz, and signed into law by Governor Abercrombie.
Act 55 establishes the PLDC as a State development corporation attached to the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) to develop public lands placed under the PLDC jurisdiction, including but not limited to existing open shoreline areas, conservation lands, agricultural lands, and small boat harbors, for commercial purposes to generate revenue for the State.
PLDC is a vehicle and process “to make optimal economic, environmental, and social use of public land,” including public recreation and visitor holiday destinations, through an “appropriate[1] and culturally-sensitive[2]” public land development program.
PLDC has a lot of power over our public lands so please get involved. Act 55 and summary are attached.
Public hearings on PLDC DRAFT Administrative Rules, attached, will be from 6 to 8 pm at:
HILO: Monday 8/20 at Waiakea High School Cafeteria, 155 West Kawili St.
KONA: Tuesday 8/21 at Konawaena High School Cafeteria, 81-1043 Konawaena School Rd., Keakakekua
MAUI: Friday 8/24 at Maui Waena Intermediate School Cafeteria, 795 Onehe`e St., Kahului
MOLOKA`I: Monday 8/27 at Mitchell Pau`ole Community Center, 90 Ainoa St.
O`AHU: Wednesday 8/29 DLNR Kalanimoku Building, Land Board Conference Room 132, 1151 Punchbowl St.
KAUA`I: Friday 8/31at Elsie Wilcox Elementary School, 4319 Hardy St., Lihu`e.
Donna Wong
Executive Director
Hawaii's Thousand Friends
Phone/fax: 808-262-0682
www.hawaiis1000friends.org
"An idea whose time has come cannot be stopped" Dr. Ron Paul 2012
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