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Zendo Kern, Planning Director
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them completed at least one month in advance to be able to give an opportunity for the <br /> Commission's and the public to chime in on those changes. So, at this point because we have the <br /> Leeward Planning Commission scheduled it seemed most appropriate to just try to get the Joint <br /> Commission at the same time and again it'll be on Zoom so it's not like before where <br /> everybody's got to drive to a particular location. So, should be hopefully a little easier to get <br /> there. <br /> REPLOGLE: Okay. Thank you. Yes, Mr. Clarkson? <br /> CLARKSON: So, I got a couple of questions. So, we can expect draft copies of all of these <br /> documents before the 15th of June then? <br /> DARROW: It would just be the Planning Commission rules. <br /> CLARKSON: Oh. - <br /> DARROW: That you folks will be looking at,but yes. <br /> CLARKSON: Okay and I would like to express a littlebit of concern that you know we're going <br /> to make County ordinances based on the assumption that the internet will always be perfectly <br /> functional. Are there any contingency plans for how people might apply for some of these <br /> permits if the internet is down? <br /> DARROW: If it's okay Zendo's been actively the lead on Energov. It might be most <br /> appropriate for him to respond to that. <br /> KERN: Yeah, Chair Clarkson so, with anything there's. This is the second time it has happened <br /> today right; we're still feeling you as Chair there so apologize. Commissioner Clarkson to <br /> appropriately address you, no offense Chair Replogle. <br /> REPLOGLE: He can be Chair. <br /> KERN: So, I'm simultaneously in a Council budget hearing as well and have to jump on here in <br /> just a second but with taking on Energov and going digital there's going to be some positive, a <br /> lot of positives and a couple challenges. So, we're really going for a digital acceptance which <br /> will mean people won't have to go make 20 copies, spend potentially hundreds of dollars in <br /> some cases to submit those applications. They also could do it from their home and their home <br /> computer. That being said if we are experiencing a technical difficulty or we're down, the <br /> applicant would probably have to wait to make that submittal very much similar to other online <br /> platforms that we work with. <br /> Energov is a cloud-based SAS software as a service platform. So, it operates in the cloud so as <br /> long as we have internet service, or the applicant has internet service we are fine. So, if the <br /> County were to shut down for a moment it doesn't necessarily affect that. It would affect our <br /> kiosk at the front, it might affect some of our staff being able to access some of that data for that <br /> 4 <br /> EXHIBIT D(DRAFT) <br />
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