S.P.A.C.E. Community Meeting - March 6th

[Greg]

Imagine Seaview or any of the other rural subdivisions in Puna at "buildout". That's a house on each lot with maybe three, four, or more people in it.(with absolutely no services)

Where will all these kids go to school? What will the entrance be like at 7:00 am with hundreds of commuters leaving at the same time for Hilo? What will the noise levels be with hundreds of stereos and televisions competing for volume? Lawn mowers, weedeaters, chainsaws, Teenagers with nowhere to go? How many vehicles will be driving in and out all day for groceries found elsewhere?

This could very well be the future of Seaview as dictated by our government. Does SPACE really sound so bad compared to the county's planned trajectory?

I would again like to personally thank Graham and people like him for having a different vision. Sustainability, nurturing keiki, community, shared space, arts and education, community forum, on and on.

Big egos? No arguments there; that and organizational skills are what it often takes to implement positive and revolutionary change.
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(as posted in other various threads dealing with the same topic)-sorry

Stoneface