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i <br /> September 29, 2022, HSAC Meeting Agenda Page ( 2 ysPTEAsspr�x <br /> 6Y <br /> * <br /> Total deposit account balances: $238,237.75 <br /> Treasurer's report adopted. <br /> CM Kimball: Estimating a profit from the event, did lose a $5000 sponsor, Bayer <br /> front the conference. <br /> EE Parsons: Approx $32,500 raised in sponsorship, $2,500 raised in other sign ups. <br /> Expenses were calculated at $10,000, but actually coming out less at approx $7000. <br /> These are draft numbers until the expenses have been reconciled. Overall the event <br /> was a success, we had 84 individuals registered, gave out over 30 prizes, great prizes. <br /> Successful event. <br /> b. County Reports: <br /> ■County of Hawaii <br /> CM Kimball: You are experiencing the counties report, everything is going smoothly, <br /> enjoying the breakout sessions. <br /> CSI King: Would like to thank all those running around and helping to support the <br /> conference. <br /> ■County of Kauai <br /> CM Chock: End of the term for us, for bills we have been pushing for a 2% charter <br /> amendment, for the housing revolving fund. Most of the bills are planning bills. First <br /> in the nation for sea level rise bill, puts into policy where we are drawing lines. The <br /> Glamping bill is back, we had passed it, but moving back to open it up to education, <br /> including college programs to ensure there is a good exchange for activity as opposed <br /> to short term rental. In addition to that, one more bill of interest is looking at <br /> expanding guest houses and increasing the sizes from 500 - 800 sq ft, hopefully <br /> making it a bit more feasible for contractors to provide additional housing. We have <br /> crossed the threshold with guest houses as we allow kitchens. <br /> CM King.Is a guest house for long term rental or short term. <br /> CAVI Chock:Long term. <br />