General

A phone caller urged members to be careful with the word 'property,' stressed protecting the water supply, and expressed confidence in the committee and the project consultant.

A caller who said he lacks access to agendas due to restraining orders, asked that agendas be announced at meeting start, and questioned who pays legal costs for accused county employees.

Described his experience as a whistleblower over an injection-well violation at Māʻalaea, saying he was fired, sued, and hacked, and urged the committee to design ethics laws that guard against larger, outside influences.

A Lahaina resident and former state-facility resident offered to share his experiences with government partnership and promoted a free civics education website, without addressing a specific agenda item.

A self-described 'canoe bailer' volunteer urged members to stay pono, and to watch the UHERO economic outlook testimony warning of rough seas ahead.

Repeated concerns that descendants of Royal Patent holders aren't being contacted and TMK records aren't showing Royal Patent and Land Commission Award information, urging the lands be returned.