Citron Pacific Resource Partnership - Developing Sustainable Communites and Enterprises. COMMUNITY - CULTURE - CONSERVANCY - COMMERCE

1. Lāna`i
A Sustainable Community and Enterprise
COMMUNITY-CULTURE-CONSERVANCY-COMMERCE
Presentation for
Mr. Kurt Matsumoto, Chief Operating Officer
Lanai Resorts, LLC
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2. Community
 Food – Healthy, organic, fresh, produced locally.
 Water – Purified, R-1 * Recycled water – Currently R-2, used on golf
courses, landscaping, agriculture. Upgrade to R-1 quality. * Desalinization
of seawater to provide an additional source of water and to protect
groundwater reserves.
 Shelter – Affordable, eco-friendly material construction.
 Energy – Renewable sources – solar, small wind, biomass.
 Industry – Local Jobs in agriculture, aquaculture, locally made fabrics
and garments, traditional –modern crafts and art, eco-tours.
 Education – Preschool, College preparatory and Trade School offered.
Homeschooling on parental decision. Charter Schools welcomed .
 Medical facilities – Community clinic (emergency care, mental health,
dental, optometry) accessible to all residents regardless of insurance.
 Waste -- (Commercial and residential) recycling mandatory. Landfill,
waste water sludge and agricultural waste designated fuel for biomass
energy facility.
 Transportation – Electric vehicles preferred. Courtesy electric vehicle
charging stations installed at convenient locations.
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3. Culture
Lāna`i has 13 Ahupua`a
Map courtesy Island Breath – Ea O Ka Aina
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4. Culture
ORACLE INC.
Lanai Resorts, LLC (9) Club Lanai Properties, LLC
Lanai Island Holdings, LLC
Lanai Water Company, Inc.
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5. Conservancy
 Lanai is within the boundaries of the Hawaiian Island
National Humpback Whale Sanctuary. Recruit and
participate during whale counting season.
 Lanai’s shallow reefs are showing signs of coral bleaching.
 Maintain, protect, and restore native habitats to allow
native species to thrive.
 Preserve and restore olopua/lama dry land forests.
 Preserve and restore native lowland mesic forests.
 Implement community-based wildlife surveys and
monitoring.
 Implement system water leak reduction measures, reduce
unaccounted for water, repair and/or replace
deteriorating and leaking supply pipes, particularly
Palawai grid pipeline
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6. Conservancy
Renewable Energy
Citron Solar Farm
Citron Wind
Citron Hydro Power
Citron Waste to Energy (WtE)
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7. Citron Solar Farm
Citron Solar Farm and its team of business partners is committed to
be a photovoltaic resource of choice.
Our team has a global understanding, unwavering commitment and
deep reverence for our environment, diverse cultures and heritage.
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8. Citron Wind
Photo Courtesy Green Global Communities
Small Wind turbine for EV charging stations MECO
 The development of wind power initiatives by Citron Wind harmonizes
and enhances our presence as a clean technology resource in Hawaii. Our
wind power initiatives utilize small wind turbines.
 We embrace Hawaii's initiative toward transitioning to renewable,
sustainable energy solutions.
 We are focused and continue to strive to increase our energy independence
through the creation of renewable power solutions that utilize Hawaii's
unique access to wind and solar sustainable resources
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9. Citron Hydro Power
Citron Hydro Power is dedicated to water conservation;
protecting and maintaining the viability and productivity
of our aquifers; ground and surface water resources; keeping
our watersheds from being lost to invasive flora and fauna;
and to harness the power of channeled water for energy.
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10. Biofuel
Thermal
Citron Non-
WtE Thermal
Combustion

11. Citron WtE
(Waste to Energy)
The purposes of Citron WtE
 Minimizing contributions to global warming
 Harmonizing Zero Waste strategies
 Recovering energy from waste products
 Reducing encroachment on the land
 Advancing sustainable uses of the land

12. Zero Waste
Principle
 Maximize recycling, minimize waste, and
reduce consumption.
Strategy
 Making products that can be reused or
recycled back into nature or the
marketplace, advocating environmental
awareness among businesses and
consumers, making zero waste part of
corporate philosophy and consumer
purchases.

13. Balancing Zero Waste and WtE

14. Commerce
Inter-Island & Overseas
Citron Diamond H Ranch
Grass-fed, Organic Beef
Organic Berkshire Pork and Poultry
Open Ocean Aquaculture – Hawaiian Sea Bass
Citron Olive Farms
Organic Olive Oil
Organic Fruits & Vegetables
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15. Citron Diamond H Ranch
Premium Quality
 100% Natural
 Antibiotic Free
 Hormone Free
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16. Health Advantages of Grass-fed beef
 Lower in calories.
 Extra Omega-3s. Omega-3 fatty acids are vital to
every cell and system in the body.
 Lowers Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
cholesterol levels. LDL contributes to build up in
the inner walls of the arteries that feed the heart
and brain.
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17. Lanai Black Berkshire
Kurobuta Pork is the most highly prized pork in
Japan and comes from the ancient breed of pig
known as Black Berkshire.
The Lanai Black Berkshire will capture the sweet
flavor, delicate texture, and level of juiciness of
kurobota pork.
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18. Organic Poultry & Eggs
Premium Quality
 100% Natural
 Antibiotic Free
 Hormone Free
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19. Sea bass Aquaculture
Wade Watanabe, Research Professor focusing on marine aquaculture at the
University of North Carolina - Wilmington Center for Marine Science
• “A native Hawaiian, Watanabe knows a thing or three about seafood, as well
as sea science. He says the firm, white flesh of black sea bass is amenable to
a variety of culinary treatments, including — but not limited to — Asian
cooking techniques. It is especially good as sushi, says Watanabe, who
admits to a fondness for the uncooked delicacy.
• For Watanabe the scientist, the fish's culinary merits are superseded by
traits such as tolerance for different temperatures and salinity
concentrations. "They display some very good attributes for aquaculture.””
Source: <http://www.ncseagrant.org/home/coastwatch/coastwatch-articles?task=showArticle&id=550>
The Lanai Project will focus on the Hawaiian Sea bass - Hawaiian
Name: Hapu`upu`u. Japanese Name: Mahata. Known to occur in the
Hawaiian Islands or seamounts Northwest of Hawaii.
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21. Citron Olive Farms
Products - Market
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Cured
Olives, Organic Fruits & Vegetables , and
Specialty products.
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22. We believe that our land is a
renewable resource only if
managed in a sustainable manner.
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23. “The key to being eco-friendly is for everyone to live more as
a whole, to inflict minimal or no harm on the environment.
As we become more conscious as a society, we realize it’s
time to restore damaged ecosystems, forests, soils, waters
and the air. Earth restoration is the first step towards
creating a healthier planet.” - David Sands, Bamboo Living.
Bamboo is the most renewable resource on the planet.
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24. Our Farms will provide a place not only for
learning sustainable organic agriculture but to
synthesize, preserve, practice and celebrate the
knowledge and experience from all cultures as
represented by our diverse and multicultural
Hawaiian heritage
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25. CITRON PACIFIC RESOURCE PARTNERSHIP
ENERGY FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES
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Pacific Resource Partnership.

26. Who We Are
We provide innovative solutions and due
diligence for premier renewable energy
producers, stakeholders seeking the advancement
of sustainable, renewable energy initiatives, to
minimize risk and maximize returns.
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27. Contact
Clif Hasegawa
Telephone: 808.622.8968
Mobile: 808.463.1057
Email: citron.prp@gmail.com
clifhasegawa@gmail.com
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