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i <br /> I <br /> September 20, 2022, HSBC Meeting agenda Page 1 3 �S�ptEA���9� <br /> � g <br /> i <br /> �FCOU t��g <br /> i <br /> County of Maui <br /> CM.King. 15 charter amendments, struggle is getting the information out so people <br /> know what they are voting on. Just passed on second reading, one on reservation bill <br /> requiring mapping of all the wetlands and expands the definition beyond the army <br /> corp of engineers definition. Also passed a price guideline bill, trying to get in line <br /> with all other counties with where they are. Very controversial thing, finally passed it <br /> out. We have a special investigation of the planning department based on this one <br /> house that was approved even though it should not have been. The investigation is <br /> focused on the one house but there are other items to come off it. We had our former <br /> director go to jail for money laundering. We have a lighting bill to protect the birds <br /> and the turtles where they hatch and crawl back to land as they are following the <br /> lighting on the shoreline. Another one of the environmental bills that we get a lot of <br /> push back from. Similar to styrofoam and plastic bills. Hopefully that will pass next <br /> week. We have a resolution asking the administration to look at joining the <br /> sustainable tourism entity. We also have a bill being proposed to create the <br /> commission on sustainable tourism. <br /> CM Paltin: Sharing information on the two proposals for the HSAC legislative <br /> agenda. Will come back to share these items on the agenda. <br /> ■City and County of Honolulu <br /> CM Waters: Thank you to the big island for hosting us this week, especially enjoyed <br /> the first section where we had the Presidents from NACo come talk to us. Interesting <br /> that they are experiencing the same issues that we are. I also attended a League of <br /> cities conference and hope we can learn from each other and encourage our <br /> colleagues to research these people. The lunchtime conversation was fantastic, <br /> 900,000 visits to Hawaii last month. Amongst our group, we talk about that a lot <br /> and how it impacts our communities. Good to get that out there. I want to <br /> acknowledge we are also doing shoreline setbacks, part of what we learned we <br />