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surveillance of Public Areas utilizing the security cameras installed at a public area to provide real time response to unlawful activity and the recording of unlawful activity; vi. A detailed listing of the various Public Areas being proposed and/or selected for the installation of surveillance cameras and the rationale or criteria utilized for the selection of the Public Areas; vii. A clear understanding of the limitations, needs, and requirements related to the placement of surveillance cameras at the proposed and/or selected Public Areas; viii. A reliable budget detailing the vazious sources of funding and expense categories, on an annual basis, and related to the development, design, engineering, acquisition, equipment purchase, installation, integration, monitoring and surveillance, operation, and maintenance of the security camera surveillance system at Public Areas, including a schedule of periodic payments from the HTA to the COUNTY; ix. Capability to expand economically and efficiently beyond the initial scope or coverage of the camera surveillance system to additional Public Areas, including the portability of the system to other locations economically and efficiently; x. Sufficient expertise, experience and/or knowledge in managing a similar security camera surveillance system or other law enforcement surveillance system with effective results, including the coordination and obtaining support and "buy-in" from affected government agencies and community stakeholders; and, xi. A reliable and viable process and plan for sustaining the monitoring and surveillance of the Public Areas and the operation and maintenance of the entire camera surveillance system and other integrated equipment beyond the initial acquisition and installation of cameras and equipment. c. The HTA maintains the sole discretion to determine whether the plan proposed by the COUNTY will achieve the goal and objectives of the Statewide Program and the amount of funding provided to the COUNTY, if any, to implement its plan. 4. Fundine a. Upon receipt from the COUNTY of a plan to establish a camera surveillance system on the island of Hawaii, which fulfills the goal, objectives, and requirements of the Statewide Program described herein, the HTA may determine to authorize funding for only the capital improvement costs related to acquiring and owning the necessary cameras and surveillance equipment to achieve the goal and objectives of the Statewide Program. b. The COUNTY acknowledges and agrees that the HTA has not authorized any of its funds to be utilized for the payment of services arising from or related to the monitoring and surveillance of Public Areas, and for expenses related to the 4