11-06-2007, 09:01 AM
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I got a call to check out this thread,so,here I am.
First,The CAOA has not revealed its stategies,only activities and mission.My name is David,and I am on the Board of the CAOA.I agree with Thunderfoot,Mella and Nightowl.Bob has been repeating himself about contacting the State and County officials.Thunderfoot has repeatedly responded to Bob,thanked him,and has asked that he not get stuck on that point.Yes ideas are good,but let us not keep suggesting the same one over and over,especially when it has been already been noted.Also,the CAOA has had a strategy to contact any and all officials fom the start,but By-Laws needed to be written,and other important tasks in order to move forward to do that.In fact we had begun that process,but hadn't felt a need to spell it out so detailed;until now of course.The CAOA has a mission to help get relief from the over flight issue,let us not cloud that with matters of personality or agreements in strategy.
I am 81 years old,live in Hawaiian Paradise Park,and am so fired up about this issue,that I am literally spending my last moments on this Earth(my death bed!) to try and make it better.I am a veteran and am in and out of the hospital all the time now,the added stress of helicopters makes me feel like I am back in the war.I am on my fourth pacemaker and am here spending what could even be my last breath to tell you the helicopters are abusive!We need to change the rules for non-compliant pilots,that is my thoughts on strategy.The petition on CAOA's website is a way to help.Yes,it is encompassing,but we only want to do it once,instead of a bunch of times for different things.If you agree with our mission,and not the petition,then just send us a letter,or fill out the form at our website to construct your views.Also,it is noteworthy that 156 people did sign the petition in one day! That speaks loudly as to what the locals are feeling.We now have over 400 signatures ,in a matter of about three weeks,that is meaningful.
We will be out at Makuu Market on Sunday,Nov.11.Come out and talk to us there.I am sorry I will not be able to attend,I am going back into the hospital,again.Hope to be able to talk here again soon.
http://www.freewebs.com/caoahawaii/
REPLY TO DAVID,
Thanks so much for all you mean to the CAOA,we hope you get better soon.Just to let everyone know,he is back in the hospital with a collapsed lung.We all wish him the BEST!!!
I got a call to check out this thread,so,here I am.
First,The CAOA has not revealed its stategies,only activities and mission.My name is David,and I am on the Board of the CAOA.I agree with Thunderfoot,Mella and Nightowl.Bob has been repeating himself about contacting the State and County officials.Thunderfoot has repeatedly responded to Bob,thanked him,and has asked that he not get stuck on that point.Yes ideas are good,but let us not keep suggesting the same one over and over,especially when it has been already been noted.Also,the CAOA has had a strategy to contact any and all officials fom the start,but By-Laws needed to be written,and other important tasks in order to move forward to do that.In fact we had begun that process,but hadn't felt a need to spell it out so detailed;until now of course.The CAOA has a mission to help get relief from the over flight issue,let us not cloud that with matters of personality or agreements in strategy.
I am 81 years old,live in Hawaiian Paradise Park,and am so fired up about this issue,that I am literally spending my last moments on this Earth(my death bed!) to try and make it better.I am a veteran and am in and out of the hospital all the time now,the added stress of helicopters makes me feel like I am back in the war.I am on my fourth pacemaker and am here spending what could even be my last breath to tell you the helicopters are abusive!We need to change the rules for non-compliant pilots,that is my thoughts on strategy.The petition on CAOA's website is a way to help.Yes,it is encompassing,but we only want to do it once,instead of a bunch of times for different things.If you agree with our mission,and not the petition,then just send us a letter,or fill out the form at our website to construct your views.Also,it is noteworthy that 156 people did sign the petition in one day! That speaks loudly as to what the locals are feeling.We now have over 400 signatures ,in a matter of about three weeks,that is meaningful.
We will be out at Makuu Market on Sunday,Nov.11.Come out and talk to us there.I am sorry I will not be able to attend,I am going back into the hospital,again.Hope to be able to talk here again soon.
http://www.freewebs.com/caoahawaii/
REPLY TO DAVID,
Thanks so much for all you mean to the CAOA,we hope you get better soon.Just to let everyone know,he is back in the hospital with a collapsed lung.We all wish him the BEST!!!