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December 18, 2023, HSAC Meeting Minutes Page 13 a5<P`E^SN SA °jcoue# back to their properties. Water testing occurring, if water and air quality are ok then those in hotels must leave and go back. Looking at relief for those who lease to those impacted, they could not pay any property taxes. County looking at modular housing. Ohana assisted pilot program to build ADU to rent to someone for workforce housing. Looking to improve the permitting process. Concern if ash gets in to the water it will impact the water. Also trying to cap the entry points from the homes that burnt down. Passed a bill for subdivision of historical sites. Approved financing mechanisms for low income housing. Met with CNHA for community land trust. Iver 2000 sites to be cleared. A lot of the roads will be in even more disrepair after the debris removal, will need to remove the asphalt and repair. Have not yet done a comprehensive assessment on sewer lines. Some of the properties had cesspool, looking to if can upgrade to septic or if can sewer the area. Conversation about rebuilding the sea walls. Further discussion on the restoration of the burn zone. Some of the homes in the burn zone are still standing, most of them with water and power people are living here. Some are inaccessible due to it being in the middle of a burn area. iv. City and County of Honolulu Secretary Waters: Discussion on the Governors proclamation on housing, it allows development to go through DPP directly and not the council. When they go through the council the council is able to support the process to ensure affordable housing developments. Mayor Wrights housing- 5 phases, 10-15 yr project. Discussion on tax reform measures, appraisals this year are significantly lower. Last year they were up 14%, this year they are 2%. Lower appraisals means lower revenues. c. NACo Report CM Waters:Reminder about the NACo conference Feb 1-13. d. WIR Report e. Executive Director Report Executive Director Report December 18, 2023