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September 21, 2023, HSAC Meeting Minutes Page 12ass�'E�S, .• SA Z •., COON a. Treasurer's Report Balance in the primary HSAC account: $106, 538.44. Balance in the HSAC conference account: $133,401.53. Total deposit account balance: $240,939.97. Treasurer's report received. b. County Reports: i. County of Hawai`i CM Kimball: Update on the HSAC legislative package which is moving along, including good discussion on the traffic and roads bill. ii. County of Kaua`i CM Carvalho:Mahalo to all for attending the conference. iii. County of Maui CM Paltin: Discussion on debris ordinance if you want to go an alternate path other than the Army corp of engineers. Passed real property tax relief that would apply for a defined natural disaster. Update on the statistics of how many are in shelters and temporary lodging. Requesting long term housing contracts for those in hotels. Also requesting schools and child care in West Maui regarding re-enrollment. Looking at different ideas on how to give relief to property owners who lost their property, ways they can still keep their land but can get cash immediately to help with the recovery process. Impact on childcare and schools is significant making it hard for people to get back to work when there is nowhere for the children to go. Need to look at a 3 year mortgage deferral not a 3 month. iv. City and County of Honolulu CM Waters: Looking at teen vaping, currently the counties are preempted at looking at tobacco but it is a big problem, Looking at other ways for counties to generate revenue. The housing statute:21H, to extend the number of days the county has to give approval. Looking at charter amendment for climate change and resiliency fund. c. NACo Report President Mary JoMcGuire: Appreciative to be here, visited Maui to give support including James Gore who has a lot of disaster experience. Met with the Mayor and the Councilmembers