03-25-2014, 05:41 AM
Kalakoa quote:
"It does make for good theatre, though, especially when people twist it around into things like a geothermal plant next door to your residential home. Really? Wow."
Good theatre? We are talking about the future here. The possibility for geothermal development exists within SB2274. Bob Petricci, president of the Puna Pona Alliance, sent out a communication, of which I received, that states:
"It is remotely possible that a geothermal developer could try to use a sustainable living site as a hoax to do geothermal research (i.e., exploratory drilling) under the guise of sustainable research, but it seems unlikely"
So what is this about? Is it about getting a bill passed at any cost? Compromising our future for the demands of a few who have figured out to get over on a process that all of us must follow as citizens of Hawai'i county. What makes these people so freaking special? I don't want communities within communities, throwing up the finger because they are protected by a "research" permit. Does that make any sense? Did anybody notice there was no sunset clause in sb2274? Better then that have you all read the bill word for word? Or compared it to the New Mexico bill HB269 that they allegedly modeled SB2274 after? If you did you would see that the two bills are nothing alike except they both mention the word "sustainable" in the title.
Be careful Big Island for what some people are asking for cause they just might get it. And then our problems begin.
"It does make for good theatre, though, especially when people twist it around into things like a geothermal plant next door to your residential home. Really? Wow."
Good theatre? We are talking about the future here. The possibility for geothermal development exists within SB2274. Bob Petricci, president of the Puna Pona Alliance, sent out a communication, of which I received, that states:
"It is remotely possible that a geothermal developer could try to use a sustainable living site as a hoax to do geothermal research (i.e., exploratory drilling) under the guise of sustainable research, but it seems unlikely"
So what is this about? Is it about getting a bill passed at any cost? Compromising our future for the demands of a few who have figured out to get over on a process that all of us must follow as citizens of Hawai'i county. What makes these people so freaking special? I don't want communities within communities, throwing up the finger because they are protected by a "research" permit. Does that make any sense? Did anybody notice there was no sunset clause in sb2274? Better then that have you all read the bill word for word? Or compared it to the New Mexico bill HB269 that they allegedly modeled SB2274 after? If you did you would see that the two bills are nothing alike except they both mention the word "sustainable" in the title.
Be careful Big Island for what some people are asking for cause they just might get it. And then our problems begin.