From: seekerofthetruth8@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 05:45 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

enough is enough, find stop being greedy -the country of Hawaii is beautiful, don't take it away -trust me everyone feels this way - stop hurting the people

Sincerely,

lindsay boyd seekerofthetruth8@yahoo.com

From: johnk816@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/13/2013 01:32 PM

We the undersigned- Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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Sincerely,

Pharmk380 Pharmk380 johnk816@aol.com

From: tboneill10@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/26/2013 10:13 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Tara O'Neill tboneill10@yahoo.com

From: laurag@divefish.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/27/2013 01:27 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

I am from Hawaii Island and Oahu north shore (Wailua). The Kawela Bay area of my childhood will be gone if this plan is approved. What happened to our Island? Why are you elected officials not working for us instead of developers? The infrastructure on the north shore cannot support the current population. Ask anyone who lives there about traffic, road conditions, schools, police/fire,hospitals, clinics,shelters. What will happen when you add a whole bunch more people and cars.Islands are necessarily finite, just incase none of you noticed.

Sincerely,

Laura Gray laurag@divefish.com

From: alohamjb@hotmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/21/2013 01:42 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Aloha, I respectfully ask you to consider the above. I ride my bicycle through the property once a week and it is so peaceful and serene, absolutely breathtaking. If you overbuild on the property, you are shooting yourself in the foot as the land and it's rawness is why residents and tourists flock out to the North Shore. Please work for the good of us all and protect the No. Shore and Windward side from overdevelopment. Sincerely, Mary Jo Buell

Sincerely,

Mary Jo Buell alohamjb@hotmail.com

From: alan@aloha.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/28/2013 09:32 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

I am hoping that logic will prevail and nullification of 25 year old Unilateral Agreement with original developers

Sincerely,

alan lennard alan@aloha.com

From: davehomcy@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/26/2013 10:36 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Dave Homcy davehomcy@gmail.com

From: bijgzwehoi@ldywpk.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/01/2013 05:13 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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From: Mkamohalii@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/26/2013 12:55 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Sedrika Anuhealii Mkamohalii@yahoo.com

From: Brett.a.matrazzo@medtronic.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 04:52 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Brett Matrazzo Brett.a.matrazzo@medtronic.com

From: braddahlakai@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/26/2013 01:48 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

I would like to respectfully ask or say 'NO' to this future plan of expansion regarding Turtle Bay Resort. Please keep the countryside of O'ahu that remains. The island is already a floating city as it is...so kindly leave what's left alone. Mahalo nui loa for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Lakai Nafarrete braddahlakai@yahoo.com

From: jplante@student.umass.eduTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:05 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Julia Plante jplante@student.umass.edu

From: scottgordon.s@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/27/2013 09:40 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Scott Gordon scottgordon.s@gmail.com

From: hfarrant@hawaiiantel.netTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:45 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

The Turtle Bay resort expansion is not in keeping with the existing rural area, especially high rise condos or time shares. The majority of the people of Oahu want to enjoy the country as it is, and save the natural beauty for future generations. That is why the traffic is already so bad. Where are the plans to improve roads and alleviate traffic congestion?

Sincerely,

laurence farrant hfarrant@hawaiiantel.net

From: ortease1992@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/27/2013 03:18 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

travis ortiz ortease1992@aol.com

From: amkau@hawaii.eduTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 09:04 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Alyssa-Marie Kau amkau@hawaii.edu

From: qwavesjoe@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/27/2013 10:52 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Joe Wilson qwavesjoe@yahoo.com

From: dgrube@lelreno.k12.ok.usTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 04:16 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

My name is Deborah Grube a returning visitor of Oahu from Oklahoma. We stay on North Shore for a reason. It is less developed, more lay backed, less crowded, not commercialized by developers and removed from the hustle and bustle of the big city Honolulu. Why change this?

Sincerely,

Deborah Grube dgrube@lelreno.k12.ok.us

From: movewithadria@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/28/2013 12:36 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

adria pickett movewithadria@gmail.com

From: Monros41@netzero.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 04:33 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Protect the area and provide controlled access. That's why we come here.

Sincerely,

Ray Monroe Monros41@netzero.com

From: alohanani@live.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/01/2013 12:00 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Please Keep the Country Country.

Sincerely,

Leanani Graham alohanani@live.com

From: bywhxthiru@kfklcx.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/07/2013 01:08 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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From: lynettemunson@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/23/2013 02:50 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Lynette Munson lynettemunson@gmail.com

From: johnk407@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/13/2013 01:32 PM

We the undersigned- Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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Sincerely,

Pharmk929 Pharmk929 johnk407@aol.com

From: cbk64@shaw.caTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/02/2013 01:37 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

we (the world) don't need more resorts. people who want to make money want to build there because it's beautiful... beauty that will be lost when you build a resort and over populate the area.

Sincerely,

Clifford Kruger cbk64@shaw.ca

From: Monroes41@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:11 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Kellie Monroe Monroes41@yahoo.com

From: jdudock@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/21/2013 03:45 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

This extremely short sighted plan does not support a sustainable future for Oahu. This is not Waikiki and the "product" of the North Shore of Oahu is not glitzy hotels it is a unique ecosystem which needs to be preserved and a land of spiritual relevance which must be protected.

Sincerely,

Jackie Dudock jdudock@gmail.com

From: nckfrrnt@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:25 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Nick Farrant nckfrrnt@gmail.com

From: keolapontes@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:53 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Keola Pontes keolapontes@yahoo.com

From: kortney.mattoon@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 08:59 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Kortney Mattoon kortney.mattoon@gmail.com

From: elias.hester@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 09:50 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Elias Hester elias.hester@gmail.com

From: mahina.kcee@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 10:00 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

K-Cee Choy-ellis mahina.kcee@gmail.com

From: nathan.hester@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 10:03 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

No more expansion!

Sincerely,

Nathan Hester nathan.hester@gmail.com

From: japela1998@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/03/2013 10:58 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Jordan Apela japela1998@yahoo.com

From: marymacallister@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/23/2013 07:03 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Please protect this habitat. Please do not consider building anything in this location.

Sincerely,

Mary Macallister marymacallister@aol.com

From: johne107@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/13/2013 01:32 PM

We the undersigned- Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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Sincerely,

Pharme335 Pharme335 johne107@aol.com

From: luke_bassham@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 12:29 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Walter Bassham luke_bassham@yahoo.com

From: aukaigilliland@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 06:04 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Marcus Gilliland aukaigilliland@gmail.com

From: Layneglobal@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 09:03 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Please do not add more hotels or condos in Turtle Bay, we cannot handle anymore traffic... And we need to preserve our beautiful coastline for future generations...please hear us.... God bless!

Sincerely,

Layne Larsen Layneglobal@yahoo.com

From: jdudock@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/21/2013 03:45 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

This extremely short sighted plan does not support a sustainable future for Oahu. This is not Waikiki and the "product" of the North Shore of Oahu is not glitzy hotels it is a unique ecosystem which needs to be preserved and a land of spiritual relevance which must be protected.

Sincerely,

Jackie Dudock jdudock@gmail.com

From: travisdesroches5@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 09:08 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Travis DesRoches travisdesroches5@yahoo.com

From: Kailaratajczak@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 09:10 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

I am 15 years old... I was born here... Please do not build more hotels and condos in Turtle Bay, we want to keep it the way it is. Thank you

Sincerely,

Kaila Ratajczak Kailaratajczak@yahoo.com

From: marilyndes42@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/04/2013 10:04 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

marilyn desroches marilyndes42@yahoo.com

From: meshellk2010@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 10:35 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Let one piece of Oahu stay the way it is. Please know the roads can not handle any more traffic and if you expanded the roads you would take peoples homes.

Sincerely,

Michele Kahler meshellk2010@gmail.com

From: Jmkahler5@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 10:42 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Please don't build any more hotels!

Sincerely,

James kahler Jmkahler5@yahoo.com

From: l-ashley@live.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 10:47 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Lucia Ashley-Davenport l-ashley@live.com

From: Janaina.ruas@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/24/2013 02:07 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Janaina.ruas@gmail.com

From: pgrace_granny@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/14/2013 06:23 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

TURTLE BAY IS A NATURAL HABITAT FOR US LOCAL HAWAIIANS. AND YES THE TOURIST ENJOY LOOKING AT NATURAL THINGS. . RECONVENE WORK WITH THE COMMUNITY AND CITIZENS OF HAWAII. MA PO PO. . ALOHA KE AKUA. .

Sincerely,

POLLY GRACE pgrace_granny@yahoo.com

From: elmerandmary@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 03:50 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

mary manley elmerandmary@aol.com

From: davidwouldgo@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 04:12 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

david linhares davidwouldgo@gmail.com

From: elmerandmary@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/06/2013 04:16 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

elmer manley elmerandmary@aol.com

From: jessicalynnswenson@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 03/07/2013 09:31 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

KEEP IT COUNTRY! PEOPLE VISIT OAHU TO SEE THE NATURE OF IT ALL NOT THE BUILDINGS!

Sincerely,

Jessica Swenson jessicalynnswenson@yahoo.com

From: grpang2007@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/21/2013 08:41 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

As a life long windward oahu resident i have seen the explosion of growth of the windward coast in the last 50 years. this growth has a very detrimental effect on our environment. the basic infrastructure ( water, sewer, roads) are stretched to breaking and cannot support the turtle bay resort expansion plans.

Sincerely,

gregory pang grpang2007@gmail.com

From: rwidiner@hotmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 06:53 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

NO DEVELOPMENT

Sincerely,

Rob Widiner rwidiner@hotmail.com

From: isabellibeau@hotmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 06:56 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

isabelle berges isabellibeau@hotmail.com

From: joehungo@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 11:42 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Please limit the development of Turtle Bay, Kahuku, and other sacred North Shore lands and respectfully work with the community and city to consider any new proposals. The effects of development are felt island wide from Waimanalo to Makakilo to Makaha, as we all love to travel the pristine North Shore coastlines, and like to do so without encountering bumper to bumper traffic. The Island of Oahu is being stressed with overpopulation and any further development for monetary sake will condemn us all. Mahalo for your time

Sincerely,

Andrew Harding joehungo@gmail.com

From: sherrsand@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 04:15 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Sherry Sandlin sherrsand@yahoo.com

From: m75wieck@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/20/2013 10:43 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Leave the north shore alone. Keep the country country.

Sincerely,

mark wieck m75wieck@yahoo.com

From: oakdavis@yahoo.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/24/2013 04:19 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

oakley davis oakdavis@yahoo.com

From: bubble-eyes@comcast.netTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/22/2013 12:53 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Aaron Waren bubble-eyes@comcast.net

From: gczikalla@hotmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/24/2013 10:04 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

glenda czikalla gczikalla@hotmail.com

From: edu@havai.usTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/23/2013 09:10 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Eduardo Silva edu@havai.us

From: ashleyrae0918@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/24/2013 07:29 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Benton Ashley ashleyrae0918@gmail.com

From: mukunda@hawaii.rr.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/25/2013 02:44 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Rob Visalli mukunda@hawaii.rr.com

From: Jeffwangaloha@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/25/2013 08:42 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Jeff Wang Jeffwangaloha@gmail.com

From: vdukduglzp@yxrmoq.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/26/2013 12:32 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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From: ELLIOTPD@GMAIL.COMTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/25/2013 09:15 PM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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Sincerely,

ELLIOT DOMALEWSKI ELLIOTPD@GMAIL.COM

From: zjbkccsarm@axomcs.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/27/2013 06:22 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

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From: Ccompuesto@gmail.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/21/2013 07:30 AM

We the undersigned-

Respectfully ask the owners of Turtle Bay Resorts, Drew Stotesbury (Replay Resorts/Turtle Bay Resort, LLC) and Lee Sichter (Lee Sichter, LLC) to:

• Remove any plans calling for massive expansion sprawling the entire coastline from Kawela Bay to Kahuku point from their Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS).

• Seriously consider the preservation plan put forward by the Governor's Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group (TBAWG) and work in good faith with the community to adopt this plan.

• Consider the cumulative effects of all development being proposed in the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region in their SEIS.

• Cease using the Ahupua'a concept in a way that is offensive to Native Hawaiian culture.

Respectfully ask City and County of Honolulu Department of Permitting and Planning to:

• Reject the Draft SEIS recently submitted by Turtle Bay Resort.

• Postpone any acceptance of the Turtle Bay SEIS until a comprehensive regional traffic study for the North Shore/Ko'olauloa region can be conducted.

• Cease granting permits to a developer that is currently being challenged to show cause before the State Land Use Commission.

• Utilize their discretionary authority to carefully review this SEIS document and not grant approval until all community questions and concerns have been adequately addressed.

Respectfully ask the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Kirk Caldwell to:

• Nullify the outdated Unilateral Agreement entered into with developers at Turtle Bay 25 years ago.

Respectfully ask the State of Hawaii Land Use Commission to:

• Hold its next hearing in the Ko'olauloa/North Shore region of O'ahu.

• Order developer Turtle Bay Resort, LLC to show cause as to why 236 acres of land upzoned from to urban in 1986 show not revert back to its original agricultural classification due to inaction by previous owners for not meeting zoning conditions within the allotted time frame.

• Return the 236 acres of Turtle Bay Resort property classified to Urban District in 1986 to its original Agricultural classification.

Respectfully ask Governor Neil Abercrombie to:

• Reconvene the Turtle Bay Advisory Working Group to enable the State of Hawaii, in collaboration with private, public and nonprofit partners, to implement an innovative approach to protecting the makai and mauka lands — from Kahuku Point to Kawela Bay.

Sincerely,

Charlie Compuesto Ccompuesto@gmail.com

From: johnd453@aol.comTo: drew@replayresorts.com; leesichter@gmail.com; ccComments@honolulu.gov; snishiura@honolulu.gov;

kpine1@honolulu.gov; emartin@honolulu.gov; ianderson@honolulu.govCc: luc@dbedt.hawaii.govSubject: Comments on the Turtle Bay DSEIS.Date: 02/13/2013 01:32 PM

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