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Adventure Host in
Kona!
To ensure our
guests have a
memorable & fun
experience, we are
looking for a friend-
ly, energetic person
that enjoys the out-
doors, a passion for
sales & top notch
customer service.
Must have excellent
communication
skills, detailed &
organized. Know
Google/MS Office,
multi-line phone &
navigate the web.
Good Benefits!
hiring@hawaii-fores
t.com
ALLEY GECKOS
Is looking for some-
one to join our team!
We need a mature
person to assist w/
sales & inventory
related tasks. Must
be competent w/
money handling &
customer srvc skills.
Experience preferred,
but not mandatory.
P/T Thursday
through Sunday
evenings.
(808) 326-1134
CREW &
RELIEF CAPTAIN
for Kawaihae
sailing charter
operation.
SEND INFO TO:
kohalasailpr
@gmail.com
Customer Service
Agent-
Must enjoy greeting
and interacting with
guests on a daily
basis. Job duties
include basic
accounting and
computer skills &
spending approx.
50% of your time on
phones.
Full-time.
Schedule & hours
may vary
according to
staffing needs
seasonally. Must
be available to
work peak
seasons, daytime
& evening shifts
including
weekends &
holidays.
Food Prep
Associate-
Self-motivated,eager
to learn and have the
ability to be
self-managed.
Responsible for
preparing
standardized menu
items, receiving food
deliveries, clean-up,
& adhering to health
& safety standards.
Culinary training,
knife skills, and
knowledge of FIFO
inventory a plus.
Flexible schedule
generally 2-3 days
a week.
***
No Phone Calls
Please
Fax application to:
(808) 324-1772
or apply in person
(after 10:30 a.m.)
Fair Wind Office
78-7130 Kaleiopapa
St., Keauhou Bay
Application & job
description available
on our website
Customer Service
At Doutor Coffee
goods shop. Part-
Time, Japanese/
English speaking &
driver license
required. To apply
please send resume
to P.O.BOX 781
Holualoa, HI 96725
or E-mail:
info@maukameado
ws.com
CNA
Looking for
Live-In position.
30 yrs Alzheimer
Experience.
Call
769-2264
Ford
sprts Trckk gate
extender $100 936-4942
BEAUTY SCHOOL
Estitect class for skin
care, make-up, facials,
waxing etc. Now enroll-
ing new Students.
Financial Asst. Avail.
Contact 989-3338
1261 Kilauea Ave #220
Hawaii Consignment
Quitting business
After five years HiCo
is quitting business
and/or transitioning
to a new owner. You
are welcome to pick
up any consigned
items that you own
in accordance with
HiCo policies. Please
contact us regarding
money to you owed
by November 1,
2015.
Mahalo for your
years of help and
support.
808-557-1896
Turning 65?
New to the Big
Island?
Questions about
your Medicare
options. Please call
for a free no obliga-
tion consultation.
nancy watanabe -
licensed insurance
agent - 217.2866
nancy@bigislandhe
alth.com
KONA FRAME
SHOP
, established
in 1976, with a
large & loyal
customer base.
Great location near
Target in the Old
Industrial Area.
Turnkey
manufacturing
business with
longtime
employees. Great
opportunity with the
new housing
developments
being built north of
town. Owner wants
to retire.
$70,000.
PROFITABLE
&
FUN
Antiques/Pawn Shop
located at 830
Kilauea Ave. Hilo.
Amazing opp, great
income & relocating.
Must sell. Make offer
(808) 989-4719
Best Priced
Commerical Space
in Kona. 1442 sq. ft.
Commercial Space
@ Kona Beach Plaza,
corner of Wailua Rd.
& Lunapule Rd., 1
block from beach &
Coconut Grove. Free
Rent for 3 Months.
Must See! Call:
854-7159 or e-mail:
eugeneharrisonpartner
KONA to WAIMEA
Have you ever
thought about being
a network marketing
professional? Do you
know WHAT a
network marketing
professional is? You
NEED your job, but
it’s not enough.
Ready for a shift but
not sure how?
Email/Txt me for an
interview & tell me
why I should mentor
you to launch a
mobile business.
345-2897
Adorable AKC Bull
Terrier Puppies
Excellent Champion
line in England
1st shot, vet checked
& paper trained in
home. $2500; Call
808-333-1207
AKC Standard
Poodles
Beautiful Red
puppies, M & F,
Avail. 10/13,
$1600.00
322-9445
Australian
Shepherds
Companion/
family dogs
10 Weeks, Shots,
serious inquires,
call for more info
808-937-6103
HANDSOME AKC
French Bulldog
Male, 2 years old.
Paper trained/
Exellent home only.
$3000 Call
808-333-1207
Pure Breed
Shih Tzu
3F & 3M $600
Shih Tzu Maltese
3/4 Shih Tzu
1/4 Maltese
5F & 3M $500
808-982-6000
808-217-2958
BUYING
ALL collector coins
JEWELRY,
Gold & Silver
New & Used
Paying CASH
Over 50 yrs. in
Business
Free Appraisal!
966-8784
COIN ANTIQUE
COLLECTIBLE
SHOW
10-04-15
9:00am-4:30pm.
HILO HAWAIIAN HOTEL
organized by
Big Island Coin Club.
FINE ART SALE
Indigenous & exotic,
authentic &
unique- All mediums
offered from
private collection.
10/8 & 10/9 By Appt
(941) 757-7521
10/10 & 10/11
Open to public
8am-1pm
73-1171 Ahikawa St
VENDORS
Joann Williams
Christmas Treasures
Craft Fair
Nov. 27-28
for applications
or send S.A.S.E
73-1308 AWAKEA ST
KAILUA KONA 96740
Huge multi
family sale
baby items, bike ,
household, lawn
equipment, crib with
mattress, books,
games, high chair,
clothes super cute.
jackets. 7-12
kilohana sub kupuna
and mahuahua
Moving Sale!
Huge moving sale!
Everything must go.
Furniture, yard tools,
kitchen ware, and
many other items.
7am - 12pm
Down Lako st.
* CASE 580K
BACKHOE, $7,500
* ’02 CHEVY 1 TON
DUMP DIESEL
$17,500
*
(2) 12 TON BACK-
HOE TRAILERS
$9500/EACH
Call Happy:
808-450-4350
MILITARY
TRAILERS,
GENERATORS,
TENTS & TRUCK
Hilo Surplus Store
148 Mamo Street
Hilo 935-6398
Big Island
Container Sales &
Rentals
New & used 20’ &
40’ storage contain-
ers, offices.
Available in Hilo.
Visa/Mastercard
Call 960-1058
KILL ROACHES!
Buy Harris Roach
Tablets. Eliminate
Bugs Guaranteed. No
Mess, Odorless, Long
Lasting. Available
at
Ace Hardware&
The Home Depot
MOVING SALE!
Furniture, Misc.
Household goods.
Starting at $20.
Call Mary at:
415-450-5508
New and Used
KAYAKS,
SURFBOARDS,
STAND-UP-
PADDLEBOARDS
& ACCESSORIES.
Amazing deals
to be had!
KONA BOYS
KEALAKEKUA
Drop in or Call:
328-1234 for info
SOLARMAN
Best prices!!
Solar Panels,
Inverters,
Batteries, Water
Pumps/Heaters,
Water Filters,
Net Metering
Systems, Etc....
982-5708
Solar Voltaic Panels
$175 each. Shipping
Included. 652-0551
Sunmar Compost
Toilet $800.Shipping
Included 652-0551
Tankless Hot Water
Heater $225. Ship-
ping Incl. 652-0551
2 Portable Trailer
Smokers, sandwich
cooler, alto-shaam,
steam tables,
meat slices, rib cart
and trailer!
808-895-3795
808-895-6234
LOST
ON 9-4-15
Tricolor Australian
Shepherd Zeus
-
Reward. 939-9107
or 937-3350
2/1 Like new, 3
fenced acres, paved
rd, fish pond, tile, 2
matson containers,
curtis town, Mtn view
& ocean view. Private &
great neighbors
$215,000 OBO.
(808) 982-9213
Charming 2BD/2BA
on 2 acres with
huge workshop
$289,000 FS,
brand new 3BD/2BA
close to ocean
$255,000 FS
2 story 4BD/1BA on
3 acres
$279,000 FS
Marie M Souza RS
Remax Properties
808-968-6857
Holualoa-3/2
1,560 sq ft.
Awesome View,
Gated agricultural
sub division with
large fenced yard.
$565,000
Call 238-2482
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
. DEUTSCHE
BANK, ETC. v. SUZANNE JANE FARROW, ET AL. ,
C NO. 13-1-393K; A 1 br, 1 ba, 1050 sq ft
residential property on 5 acres;75-1060 Keopu
Mauka Dr, Holualoa, Hawai‘i 96725. Pursuant to
Order re: Foreclosure filed July 21, 2015,
Commissioner has been directed to sell the above-
described real property by public auction.
OPEN HOUSES
:
Sat. 10/3/15 10/10/15; 1:00 - 3:00 pm
AUCTION
: Tues.
10/27/15,
12:00 p.m.;
flagpole, Hale Halawai Park, Ali‘i Drive, Kailua-
Kona, Hawai‘i.
TERMS OF SALE
. No upset price. Sold in "as is"
condition without any representations or warranties
as to title or possession to highest bidder at public
auction. Not less than ten percent (10%) of highest
successful bid price shall be deposited with
Commissioner payable in cash or cashier’s check at
close of the auction. Participants must prove ability
to comply prior to auction participation. Deutsche
Bank may satisfy down payment by way of offset up
to amount of secured debt. Balance of purchase
price payable in cash or cashier’s check due upon
delivery of title documents or a date as the Court
shall order. 10% down payment may be forfeited if
successful bidder fails to pay balance of purchase
price after Court confirmation of sale. The Court
may, in its discretion, reopen auction at
confirmation hearing by accepting bids 105% or
higher of auction price. Purchaser shall pay for all
possession, eviction, escrow and closing costs,
conveyance documents, recording costs, notary,
conveyance taxes and fees and costs approved by
the Court and shall be responsible for securing
possession of the property. Neither availability of
title insurance nor securing possession of the
property shall be a condition of closing.
Commissioner may require escrow and purchaser
will be responsible for escrow costs.
Sale subject
to Court confirmation.
Contact: Commissioner Dawn Henry, PO Box 2373,
Kealakekua, Hawai‘i
96750; (808) 339-7510;
WHT784782 9/26, 10/3, 10/10/15)
Hawai’i County Council’s Committee/Council Meeting Notice
The Committee meetings will be held in the Council Room at 25 Aupuni St. (Hawai’i
County Building), First Floor, Rm. 1401, Hilo, Hawai’i, on October 6, 2015. For
Information regarding which Committees will be convening and at what times,
please contact the Office of the County Clerk-Committee Services at 961-8245.
The Council meeting will be held at this same location on October 7, 2015, and will
convene at 9 a.m.
The full text of the agendas will be made available on the County website at
under the subject heading of "Legislative" (then select
"Legislative Branch"). For copies of the agenda(s) or questions, please contact the
Office of the County Clerk at 961-8245 (Committee agendas) or 961-8255
(Council agenda).
VIEWING OF MEETINGS ON GOVERNMENT ACCESS TELEVISION (CHANNEL 55):
Committee Meetings: For additional information regarding the viewing meeting
dates and times, please contact the Office of the County Clerk-Committee Services
at 961-8245.
Council Meeting: Wednesdays, October 14 and 21 at 6 p.m.; Fridays, October 16
and 23 at 12 p.m.; and Sundays, October 18 and 25 at 9 a.m. (These airtimes are
subject to preemption by broadcasts from the State Legislature, and are subject to
change by Na Leo ’O Hawai’i. Please check the current legislative broadcast
schedule on the Na Leo ’O Hawai’i website at
-
schedules/channel-55/ .)
Hawai’i County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
(WHT803266 10/3/15)
Ordinances Numbered 15-81, 15-82, 15-83, 15-84, and 15-85
I hereby certify that the following Bills passed second and final reading at the
meeting of the Hawai’i County Council on September 2, 2015, by vote as listed
below:
Ordinance 15-81 (Bill 62, Draft 2)
: An Ordinance to Initiate an Amendment to
Article VI, Chapter 3, Section 6-3.4, of the Hawai’i County Charter (2014), Relating
to County Bands. AYES: Council Members Chung, David, Eoff, Ilagan, Onishi,
Paleka, Poindexter, Wille, and Chair Kanuha - 9; NOES: None; ABSENT: None;
EXCUSED: None.
Ordinance 15-82 (Bill 72)
: An Ordinance Amending the County of Hawai’i
General Plan as Adopted by Ordinance No. 05-25 and Amended by Ordinance Nos.
06-153, 12-89 and 14-87, and by Amending Map 14 of the Land Use Pattern
Allocation Guide Map by Changing the Land Use Designation from Low Density
Urban and Important Agricultural Land to Medium Density Urban for Kea’au Village
and the Immediately Surrounding Areas, Kea’au Village, Kea’au, Puna, Island of
Hawai’i. AYES: Council Members Chung, David, Eoff, Ilagan, Onishi, Paleka,
Poindexter, Wille, and Chair Kanuha - 9; NOES: None; ABSENT: None; EXCUSED:
None.
Ordinance 15-83 (Bill 74)
: An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 15-57, as
Amended, the Operating Budget for the County of Hawai’i for the Fiscal Year Ending
June 30, 2016. AYES: Council Members Chung, David, Eoff, Ilagan, Onishi, Paleka,
Poindexter, Wille, and Chair Kanuha - 9; NOES: None; ABSENT: None; EXCUSED:
None.
Ordinance 15-84 (Bill 75)
: An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 15-57, as
Amended, the Operating Budget for the County of Hawai’i for the Fiscal Year Ending
June 30, 2016. AYES: Council Members Chung, David, Eoff, Ilagan, Onishi, Paleka,
Poindexter, Wille, and Chair Kanuha - 9; NOES: None; ABSENT: None; EXCUSED:
None.
Ordinance 15-85 (Bill 76)
: An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 15-57, as
Amended, the Operating Budget for the County of Hawai’i for the Fiscal Year Ending
June 30, 2016. AYES: Council Members Chung, David, Eoff, Ilagan, Onishi, Paleka,
Poindexter, Wille, and Chair Kanuha - 9; NOES: None; ABSENT: None; EXCUSED:
None.
Stewart Maeda
COUNTY CLERK
Hawai’i County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
(WHT803286 10/3/15)
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A Habitat for Humanity
house is being built in Captain
Cook fora family thathas spent
the last five years dealing with
obstacles.
In 2009,David Esperanza, a
long-time Hawaii Department
of Land andNaturalResources
volunteer and hunter education
program instructor, suffered
a debilitating stroke in which
he lost a great deal ofmobility
and now uses a wheelchair to
get around.David and hiswife,
Sandy, were left with mount-
ing medical bills and relying
on family for help.Despite this
tragedy, they remain optimistic
and determined to take care of
theunexpectedhealthcarecosts
withmoneysaved forretirement
and what they earned through
landscaping and caretaking
jobs.
However, the burden became
even greater in 2012, when an
earlymorning firedestroyed the
approximately 20-by-30-foot,
two-story garage on Kahauloa
Road David and Sandy called
home. When Hawaii County
Fire Department personnel
arrived, they found thewooden
structure engulfed in flames
and collapsed, as well as the
family and their neighbors try-
ing their best to keep the blaze
at bay. Two neighbors, one of
whom was a retired firefighter,
also gotDavid safely out of the
burning structure, which was
not attached to themainhouse.
Inspectors laterrevealeda faulty
wirecaused the fire.
If itwasn’t for that fireand the
kindness of others, Sandy said
the familywouldnotbebuilding
a Habitat home. Their neigh-
borswere the oneswho looked
intoHabitat forHumanityWest
Hawaii and encouraged the
family to apply.They stressed it
was an opportunity to pay for-
ward the generosity, aloha and
supportDavid and Sandy have
selflessly given to the commu-
nity throughout the years. As
helpers, Sandy admitted, itwas
initiallydifficult for them to ask
forassistance. “Forus, theywere
real liveangels,” sheadded.
Formonths, Sandy andDavid
have shared the main house, a
modest one-bedroom cottage
owned by the couple’s daugh-
ter, Tyslynn Esperanza, who is
a nurse’s assistant and performs
hula at hotels. It’s been cramped
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VOL.46,NO.310
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June27 flow
frontcools
significantly
HONOKAADRAGONS
SWEPTATSTATES
Sunshine law violated?
The state Commission on
Water ResourceManagement is
being accused of violating the
Sunshine Law during site visits
to the Big Island in September
andOctober.
The
Hawaii
Leeward
Planning Conference filed the
complaint with the state Office
of Information Practices late
lastmonth, saying the commis-
sion’s investigative meetings to
county wells and national park
sites shouldhave been public. In
its complaint, HLPC questions
whether such investigatory func-
tions are exempt from Sunshine
Law requirements.
“As the September 17 and
October 9 site visits were to
inform CWRM as it deliber-
ates on the NPS Petition, these
site visitswere clearly ‘meetings’
underHRS 92-3,” the complaint
states. “Themeeting notice pro-
vided by CWRM indicated that
these were not public meet-
ings,which created confusion as
to what rights the public were
entitled to and what CWRM’s
obligations and limitations
were under the Sunshine Law.
Moreover, there were several
violations of the open meeting
requirements during these site
visits.”
CWRM has until Nov. 10 to
respond the the complaint and
turn over theminutes and other
documents related to the visits.
“Themain issue appears to be
whether the board performed
quasi-judicial functions during
the visits,” OIP staff attorney
JenniferBrookssaid. “Wehaven’t
heard from them yet, but we
do know that the board’s posi-
tion has been that these were
quasi-judicial.”
StateDepartmentofLand and
NaturalResources spokeswoman
DeborahWard said the depart-
ment ispreparingaresponse that
willbeavailablenextweek.
OnDec. 10, thewatercommis-
sion is slated tomake a decision
BYBRETYAGER
WESTHAWAIITODAY
WATERCOMMISSIONACCUSEDOFSKIRTINGLAWDURINGSITEVISITS
SEE
LAW
PAGE5A
Building a new life
FIREVICTIMS
GETNEWHOME
THROUGHHABITAT
FORHUMANITY
BYCAROLYNLUCAS-ZENK
WESTHAWAIITODAY
ABOVE:Habitat
forHumanityWest
Hawaiivolunteer
ClydeNakashinn
installsasliding
doorataCaptain
Cookhousebeing
built for the
Esperanza family.
LEFT:Volunteers
HeathPeters,
MelissaSandryand
PaulStaufferman
the rotarysawat the
house.
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STEPHENSMEDIAHAWAII
The front of the June 27 lava
flow, stalled foraweeknearPahoa
Village Road, might not move
another inch after cooling signifi-
cantly, according to a Hawaiian
VolcanoObservatorygeologist.
“That lower portion of the flow
(below the Pahoa Cemetery) is
very cooland it’sveryunlikely that
lava is now making its way into
that part of the flow where it’s
going to squirt out the leading
edge,” said Steve Brantley, HVO
acting scientist-in-charge.
But Brantley cautioned that
doesn’tmeannearby residents are
safesinceabreakoutupslopecould
stillovertake the flow’s front.
When and where that would
occur remains tobe seen.
Activity on the flow remained
weak Wednesday with break-
outs mostly occurring mauka of
CemeteryRoad.
Brantley also noted it’s unclear
if the lava tube just above that
roadwill remain stable enough to
continue feeding lava down slope
withoutanuptick inactivity.
“Once that cools enough, then
the lava won’t be able to make
Makani:
Windkite
not ahazard
to aircraft
BYBRETYAGER
WESTHAWAIITODAY
A team of representatives
from the research and develop-
ment company Makani spent
Wednesday evening in Waimea
assuringpilots thatanexperimen-
tal wind project won’t interfere
with flights.
The Google-sponsored project
aims to harness thewinds of the
Waimeaplains topoweranexper-
imentalkite capableofgenerating
600 kw of electricity, enough to
power300homes.
The kite will be located about
5 miles south of the Waimea
Airport on ParkerRanch land, at
about the 4,100 foot level. Alden
Woodrow, business team leader
forMakani, told agroupofpilots,
aviation officials and residents
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LAVA
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