06-29-2014, 07:51 AM
Nobody I know in Seaview ever had a problem with the Haas school, the wonderful things that Hiccup Circus provides for youth or the Farmer's Market.
Because SPACE, though asked repeatedly, wouldn't post the amendment on their website then, as I understand it, Sequol was formed as an avenue of information for Seaview residents about the reality of SPACE's agenda which was to turn Seaview into a Las Vegas style entertainment Mecca. Therein lies the problem.
Take a serious look at their amended SUP application and add it all up.
There is no plot plan describing what goes where and their estimates about attendees, traffic impact and general disruption to their immediate community are unrealistic.
A couple of attempts by neighbors to talk about compromise and to seek the community health and harmony emphasized so much in the application were met with a defensive attitude and self entitlement not to mention their 2 lawyers present at the first meeting. Aloha?
Add to that application the plans they have for the 60 acres they hope to lease for their expansion plans. We are not Las Seaview or we would have moved to a city instead of a remote and rural location.
I suspect there are some of the original members of Bellyacres who are saddened by where their leadership representation has brought them. If all the money they have spent feeding lawyers and fighting their community and the county had been put into taking their performances to Hilo, Waimea, Kona, Ka'u etc…imagine the thrill of the circus coming to town!! A circus that actually cirques. Then imagine living with it full time next door.
I hope that the best part of HVC, the spirit in which it all started, somehow survives all this.
Because SPACE, though asked repeatedly, wouldn't post the amendment on their website then, as I understand it, Sequol was formed as an avenue of information for Seaview residents about the reality of SPACE's agenda which was to turn Seaview into a Las Vegas style entertainment Mecca. Therein lies the problem.
Take a serious look at their amended SUP application and add it all up.
There is no plot plan describing what goes where and their estimates about attendees, traffic impact and general disruption to their immediate community are unrealistic.
A couple of attempts by neighbors to talk about compromise and to seek the community health and harmony emphasized so much in the application were met with a defensive attitude and self entitlement not to mention their 2 lawyers present at the first meeting. Aloha?
Add to that application the plans they have for the 60 acres they hope to lease for their expansion plans. We are not Las Seaview or we would have moved to a city instead of a remote and rural location.
I suspect there are some of the original members of Bellyacres who are saddened by where their leadership representation has brought them. If all the money they have spent feeding lawyers and fighting their community and the county had been put into taking their performances to Hilo, Waimea, Kona, Ka'u etc…imagine the thrill of the circus coming to town!! A circus that actually cirques. Then imagine living with it full time next door.
I hope that the best part of HVC, the spirit in which it all started, somehow survives all this.
Lokahi