06-26-2016, 06:24 PM
quote:Gypsy, yes, I tried to stay out of this dissertation, as only you can make the decision in the best interest of your ohana. The relocation fund was created initially for those who were "pre-geothermal plant", and then extended to you and others in the area (thanks to Yagong, while he ran for Mayor, at the time). There is nothing that anyone can say to sway your decision to sell, or not, at the County's price. In my view, do what is best for your ohana. Period.
Originally posted by gypsy69
Leilanidude, that is a lame and sad excuse you make.
Again this is just another opinion of mine so please try not to get to salty. The state may have caused this environmental disaster when they agreed to increase geothermal productions over a known magma chamber" not just hot rocks" with a closed loop system. Any leaking production throughout any of the wells or under ground loop system" due to increased heat and increase in production" could have a high probability of making its way up into our sensitive rain forest environment via water, lava tubes, or fissures. To dismiss the possibilities without serious studies and to treat long time residents with such disrespect is criminal,jmo.
The county has had a program called the county-geothermal(relocation fund) designed to help families just like mine and possible soon to be many others, who have had enough of the living with geothermal concerns, fears, and questions. We are still holding out hope the county will help work towards making these possible family relocations a reality.
In closing, for the record, I do still find little "pearls of wisdom" in your posts, after deciphering the same.
Aloha ahiahi, all. Going to listen to some Pavarotti, after reading all this...
Nessun Dorma
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTFUM4Uh_6Y
JMO.