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.pp 4.8+��N3N.S,gCo <br /> �V'� r0pnh <br /> w N <br /> October 26, 2021, I-ISAC Meeting Minutes ][-'age 19 , <br /> APPROVING FOR INCLUSION IN THE 2022 HAWAII STATE <br /> ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES LEGISLATIVE PACKAGE A <br /> STATE RILL TO ESTABLISH CRIMINAL OFFENSES OF <br /> UNLAWFUL CLOP SHOP ACTIVITY, <br /> CM Paltin: recurrence of 2013 bill of illegal chop shops, creating felony penalties. <br /> Catalytic converter theft on Maui. Establishes more stringent penalties. Douse dill <br /> 33 (2013) and Senate Pill 354 (2013). <br /> CM Chock: Seeing the same thing on Kauai. <br /> CM Kimball: Is there evidence that increasing these fees eliminates the chop shop <br /> problem? <br /> CM Paltin: Not increasing fees, increasing the penalties. <br /> CM King to move to approve. <br /> Approved as a bill for the HSAC legislative package. <br /> Maui Resolution. <br /> RELATING TO LIFEGUARD IMMUNITY <br /> CM Paltin: State entered into a memorandum of understanding with Maui county to <br /> re-open Makena beach. It was $1.5M and now it is only $750,000. Now is the time to <br /> push for immunity. <br /> CM King: Has not yet passed the Maui council due to technical difficulties. Next <br /> Maui council meeting is November 5. <br /> Jon Okudara: This was introduced not last year but the year before as Kauai <br /> priority. <br /> George White: There is an option to adopt a resolution during HSAC EC meeting as <br /> long as agreement amongst all EC members. <br /> Approved as a bill for the HSAC legislative package. <br />