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Home My WebLink AboutCOM 0081.000 2008-2010Hawaii State Association of Counties Counties of Kauai, Maui and Hawaii, City 8. County of Honolulu J A~ ;~ MEMORANDUM DATE : December 30, RE HSAC Executive On Monday, December 22, 2008, I attended the monthly~HSA~C1]/xeeutiv on Oahu. Also in attendance were: HSAC Acting-President~.D~ e're&'Kawa Treasurer Joe Pontanilla, HSAC Secretary Nestor Garcia, K ua a~ staff~m~e_ ' Maui staff member Gayle Revels, Oahu staff member Andrew Sek~ne~IC Darryl Kaneshiro, Kauai staff member Rick Watanabe and Hawaii Coun Greenwell. A copy of the meeting agenda is attached for your review. I reported to the board that we had established an "ad hoc" committee on Joe Pontanilla mentioned that if we need information, he is willing to hell first reading on a resolution on having the State and Federal agencies he1F problem in East Hawaii. Maui reported about their Bed and Breakfast bill that they passed. Oahu reported about their mayor's MainStreet Economic Recovery Surve He also reported about heavy rains and flood damages on Oahu. Y _ t• F N>W~` ~~ ~~ r Meeting Kauai reported about their Habitat Conservation which included topics of sheaz water and alternative energy. The HSAC conference will be on June 17 and 18, 2009. There will be a golf tournament. The board approved $2,000.00 as a start up to help them for the hotel deposit ($1,500.00) and expenses ($500.00). ~~ J•• , ~ Comm. No. / ~'•,.~.,,'~ ® Ref. To, .~ . s'~r.~~~~~'~ Ref. Dase,_,____-.____-- ',;:..~;,~~ m~Cyndi Ayonon, auai Council Member Memo to Chair JYoshimoto And Council Members December 30, 2008 Page Two Riki Hokama (NACO Representative) made his report about the upcoming conference and stated that we should push for more "transportation funds". NACO will keep the dues the same and will push to go more "green". They will be also changing the way they do their selections of chairs. The "WRI" is asking if Hawaii wants to host next yeaz's conference and which island would be the host. Riki mentioned that it takes a lot of money and energy and everyone would need to help. He also mentioned that the membership will need to attend because in the past there was a low turnout. Meeting minutes from November 24, 2008 were approved and are attached here for your review. The treasurer's report for November 2008 was filed. We will need to approve the newly proposed officers for 2009 as follows: President Nester Garcia-Oahu Vice-President Derek Kawakami-Kauai Secretary Dennis Onishi-Hawaii Treasurer Joe Pontanilla-Maui Once we decide on this matter, I will then give the board Hawaii's decision. Councilman Kelly Greenwell spoke about how the "sunshine law" needs to be changed. He also mentioned about how we all need to go and get the money from the "farm bill" and someone mentioned about talking to Rep. Neil Abercrombie and Sen. Daniel Inouye. Thank you. Attachments: Meeting Agenda (12/22/08) Meeting Minutes (11/24/08) Mainstreet Economic Recovery Hawaii State Association of Counties Counties of Kauai, Maui, Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu .,. q4 hW" AGENDA HSAC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Monday, December 22, 2008 10:00 a.m. Council Committee Meeting Room Honolulu Hale Honolulu, Hawaii I. CALL TO ORDER II. MINUTES ~~ ~z O ~ cm . C__ _ '-t - - - O ~ ' - - - ,T , b s A. Minutes of the November 24, 2008 Executive Committee Meeting, submitted by the HSAC Secretary. REPORTS ,„.~ ~fi ~~~ °A:~-Treasurers Report "~~F`m: B. County Reports ~ ~:'~-x' ~~''~~ ~~~s -~~' _-~ 4 ~t 1. Report for ,November 2008, submitted by the HSAC Treasurer, by correspondence dated December 11, 2008 for the fiscal period November°1 through;November30, 2008. ~ ~, .,yR. yk.I`.SR ~.~EMe, 1. Maui County Report ,.~- .~~~>: 2. Hawaii County Report 3. City and County of Honolulu Report 4. Kauai County Report Op ~~` e. r 6 -U 9 OF C. National Association of Counties (NACo) Report D. Western Interstate Region (WIR) Report ~~, iv o.,~,,. HSAC Executive Committee Agenda Page 2 IV. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Communication dated November 26, 2008 from the HSAC Secretary Nestor Garcia informing the Executive Committee that there were four proposals for inclusion in the 2009 HSAC Legislative Package in which all four Counties approved. V. NEW BUSINESS A. Kauai County Representative B. Discusssion on proposed new slate of HSAC Officers C. Resolution No. 12 09, from the Hawaii County Council dated December 1, 2008 designating Councilmember Dennis Onishi as the Representative on the Hawaii State Association of Counties Executive Committee, and Councilmember Kelly Greenwell as the Alternate Representative. D. Communication dated December 15, 2008 from the Kauai HSAC Representative Daryl W. Kaneshiro requesting approval from the HSAC Executive Committee to release $2000.00 from the HSAC Treasury for the 2009 HSAC Annual Conference. VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS A. Schedule next meeting 1. Legislative Package Briefing with Legislators B. Other announcements VII. ADJOURNMENT Hawaii State Association of Counties Counties of Kauai, Maui and Hawaii, City 8. County of Honolulu r .~ MINUTES HSAC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING November 24, 2008 Council Committee Room, Honolulu Hale „ Honolulu, Hawaii :; ~~, `~GALL~TO ORDER The HSAC Executive Committee was called to order by President Mel Rapozo, at 10:14 a.m. The followt~y~t~Tpbers comprised a quorum: ;;~;w,, County of Kauai: -f'tesident Mel ;Rapozo County of Hawaii: Vice P~esiden`f°Bab Jacobson ~. . :~;-~;: ~~ .~, ~. City and County of Honolulu: Secretary Nestor Gar~ta~~ L t T_-0. County of Maui: Treasurer Joseph Pontanifla Others present: Hawaii Staff Barbara Lively "... ~: ~~ Honolulu Staff Andrew Sekme .~_ 2 :.: Honolulu Staff Mark Segami ="`-~'*n Honolulu Staff Clayton Wong ,~= Kauai Councilmember Shaylene fSerr Kauai Staff Cyndi Ayonon ~=`= `=~'~z' l Maui Staff Gayle Revels ' Julie Jacobson 4.::-F { „ . II. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES - _" _ ~ . The minutes of the October 20, 2008, Executive Committee meeting were approved as circulated. III. REPORTS A. Treasurer's Reports i The September 2008 and October 2008 Treasurer's Reports were ~ ,v~~, approved. .. ~" OCS/112608/04:13/CT ,w... s'• o l 9 dhw+~~• B. Executive Committee Reports The following Executive Committee reports were approved: Report of official action taken at the October 20, 2008, Executive Committee Meeting approving a resolution in support of the recovery of the Hawaii State Mammal, the Critically Endangered Endemic Hawaiian Monk Seal. 2. Report of official action taken at the October 20, 2008, Executive Committee Meeting approving and referring to the county councils seven items for inclusion in the 2009 HSAC Legislative Package. C. County Reports Maui Countv Report. Treasurer Pontanilla reported that Maui Mayor Tavares has instructed the county's departments to reduce their FY 2009 budgets by 16 percent. Hawaii Countv Report. Vice President Jacobson reported that Dennis Onishi will be his replacement for HSAC, with Kelly Greenwell as alternate. City and Countv of Honolulu Reoort. Secretary Garcia reported on legislation currently under consideration by the Honolulu Council: 1) Bill 67 (2008) regarding the use of electronic devices while driving, 2) Bill 6 (2008) regarding the regulation of bed and breakfast homes, and 3) Bill 64 (2008) regarding changing the transit system route. Kauai Countv Report. President Rapozo reported that prior to the General Election, the Kauai Council had selected Councilmember Kouchi as the HSAC representative with Councilmember Kaneshiro as the alternate. However, since Councilmember Kouchi was not re-elected, Councilmember Kaneshiro will act as HSAC President at the December 2008 meeting. D. National Association of Counties (NACo) Report President Rapozo reviewed the status of the NACo board members. Kauai Councilmember Iseri-Carvalho will serve on the board until her term expires. Honolulu Councilmember Dela Cruz will continue to serve as the President's appointee. Maui Councilmember Pontanilla will replace Maui Council Chair Hokama on the NACo board. n U .~ u E. Western Interstate Region (WIR) Report Vice President Jacobson indicated that Hawaii County will act to_provide_a . replacement for him on the WIR board. Kauai staff Ayonon suggested that the county councils select replacements for the NACo/WIR boards prior to the next HSAC meeting. President Rapozo stated that consideration should be given to designating, the City and County of Honolulu instead of Hawaii County for the WIR board position. President Rapozo stated that in the event that HSAC loses the Presidential appointee position, Honolulu would have no positions on NACo or WIR boards. IV. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. 2009 HSAC Legislative Package President Rapozo reported that the HSAC package proposals relating to product branding and labeling, renewable energy portfolio standards, and public, educational, and governmental (PEG) access organizations failed to be adopted by all the county councils. Vice President Jacobson expressed his disappointment that the other counties did not support the product branding and labeling legislative proposal. Vice President Jacobson stated it is likely that the Hawaii Council will continue to pursue such legislation vigorously in order to protect local agricultural industries. Secretary Pontanilla stated that the Maui Council had concerns regarding the legislation and did not receive information from the chambers of commerce or the farm bureau. Secretary Garcia indicated that the Honolulu Council's Intergovernmental Affairs Committee deferred the product branding and labeling and renewable energy portfolio standard proposals because the Maui Council had failed to advance the measures. Secretary Garcia stated that the Honolulu Council will continue to seek a resolution of the PEG access issue. B. Communication dated October 8, 2008, from Governor Linda Lingle regarding receipt of HSAC resolution in support of the National Association of Counties Initiative Against Child Sexual Exploitation. The communication was received. C. Communication dated November 12, 2008, from Roy T. Hiraga, County Clerk, County of Maui, transmitting a copy of Committee Report No. 08-142, which was adopted by the Council of the County of Maui at its meeting held on November 7, 2008, approving for inclusion in the 2009 HSAC Legislative Package: A proposed State bill entitled "A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO HOUSING"; 2. A proposed State bill entitled "A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO PROCUREMENT"; 3. A proposed State bill entitled "A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD CHECKS BY COUNTIES"; and 4. A proposed State bill entitled "A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO TRAFFIC INFRACTIONS." The communication was received. The 2009 HSAC legislative package consisting of the four items listed above was approved. Secretary Garcia indicated that his office will work with the Kauai council office to process the legislative package. Secretary Garcia requested clarification regarding lobbying efforts for the HSAC legislative package. President Rapozo indicated that HSAC has made a practice of sponsoring aget-together with key members of the legislature to present the package. President Rapozo further indicated that all members must take personal responsibility with respect to lobbying for the measures. Secretary Garcia suggested that HSAC or the council chairs consider taking a role in the legislative budget presentations. Vice President Jacobson indicated that the Hawaii Council's past practice has been to endorse the mayor's legislative package and also to sponsor its own package. Secretary Garcia indicated that he would consider suggesting that the Honolulu Council have a legislative package of its own. Treasurer Pontanilla indicated that the Maui Council has its own legislative package and lobbyist. President Rapozo discussed the Kauai Council's experience with respect to its legislative package and the hiring of a lobbyist. President Rapozo stated that HSAC needs to have a lobbyist and that funds should be raised and budgeted for that purpose. Secretary Garcia requested clarification regarding the Executive Committee's ability to adopt a position on a legislative item in mid-session. President Rapozo replied that the Executive Committee is authorized to 4 take such a position provided it does so by unanimous vote, although in doing so, each member is ultimately accountable to his or her own council. Secretary Garcia noted that his inquiries relate to the possibility that the county excise tax surcharge for transportation may become an issue in the coming session. V. NEW BUSINESS A. Kauai County Council's Representative to the HSAC Executive Committee President Rapozo stated that the Kauai Council had approved Councilmember Kouchi as the HSAC representative and Councilmember Kaneshiro as the alternate, but since Councilmember Kouchi will be leaving the council in December, Councilmember Kaneshiro will act as the HSAC representative. President Rapozo indicated that Councilmember- elect Derek Kawakami and Councilmember Kaneshiro have expressed an interest in serving as the HSAC representative and alternate, respectively. President Rapozo stated that the Executive Committee may wish to consider the leadership of HSAC at its next meeting. The Kauai HSAC representative was approved. VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS A. Schedule of Upcoming HSAC Meetings. The next meeting will be held December 18, 2008, at 10:00 a.m. at Honolulu Hale, with December 22, 2008, as the alternate date: President Rapozo stated that Councilmember Darryl Kaneshiro will act as President at that meeting. B. Other Announcements Treasurer Pontanilla indicated that for the past two years only one person has responded to bids to undertake the HSAC audit. To avoid late tax filings, Treasurer Pontanilla intends to arrange for a one-year HSAC audit contract with the option to cancel the contract or extend it for another year. 2. Kauai Councilmember Iseri-Carvalho requested that the committee provide a certificate of condolence for NACo boardmember Bruce Elwell, who recently passed away. Services were held on November 22. Kauai staff Ayonon and Honolulu staff Segami agreed to prepare a certificate for the members' signatures. a s 3. President Rapozo indicated that Kauai County will find out in December whether or not it has been awarded the bid to host the 2010 WIR conference. 4. President Rapozo and Vice President Jacobson expressed their appreciation for being allowed to serve on the HSAC Executive Committee. Secretary Garcia and Treasurer Pontanilla thanked them for their service. VII. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:27 a.m. Vey ruly yours, ~~'~' TOR GARCIA Secretary Hawaii State Association of Counties "~"~~ Hawaii State Association of Counties _ ~9 n~ Counties of Kauai, Maui, Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu t •« December 1 I, 2008 HSAC President and Members of the Executive Committee Dear President: SUBJECT: TREASURER'S REPORTS FOR NOVEMBER 2008 Attached please find a report of the Association's revenues and expenses for the fiscal period November 1 through November 30, 2008. -~~:;: . Attachments ocs:proj:hsac:FY2004:091tr:08121 Ocr:ghr Sincerely, ~~ JOSEPH PONTANILLA HSAC Treasurer .'.. Hawaii State Association of Counties REVENUES COLLECTED AND EXPENSES PAID Period: November 1, 2008 through November 30, 2008 BEGINNING BALANCE FY 2008 FY 2009 This Period Year to Date Budget $94,921.34 REVENUES Membership fees $32,760.00 $32,760.00 $43,680.00 Conferencelncome $0.00 $7,234.37 $10,000.00 Interest Income $3.66 $18.85 $55.00 Miscellaneous $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Fund Balance, prior FY $0.00 $91,082.43 $85,000.00 Total $32,763.66 5131,095.65 $138,735.00 Total Receipts This Period $32,763.66 EXPENSES Executive Committee Travel $350.00 $1,093.82 $5,250.00 Auditing Services $0.00 $0.00 $5,000.00 Stationery. $0.00 $0.00 $150.00 Miscellaneous $27.70 $93.93 $1,000.00 Special Committees Travel $0.00 $0.00 $500.00 Miscellaneous $0.00 $0.00 $100.00 NACo Travel -Board $0.00 $2,000.00 $10,800.00 Travel -Steering Committees $0.00 $0.00 $9,000.00 Promotional $0.00 $0.00 $250.00 Dues $25,573.00 $25,573.00 $26,525.00 Miscellaneous $0.00 $600.60 $1,000.00 WIR Travel $0.00 $0.00 $7,200.00 Promotional $0.00 $0.00 $250.00 Dues $3,306.00 $3,306.00 $3,700.00 Miscellaneous $0.00 $0.00 $1,000.00 Adjustments for Travel and Related Expenses $0.00 $0.00 $17,010.00 National Conference Fund $0.00 $0.00 $50,000.00 Conferences $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Total $29,256.70 $32,667.35 $136,735.00 Total Expenses This Period $29,256.70 ENDING BALANCE $98,428.30 ocs:prof: hsac: FY2009:09tr:0811 tr:ghr Hawaii State Association of Counties Counties of Kauai, Maui and Hawaii, City 8.County of Honolulu ~ ~ ~~ November 26, 2008 f~' , ~ Official Action Taken •^%-~~' Approval by Executive Committee Meeting of November 24, 2008 The Honorable Mel Rapozo, President Hawaii..8~;ate Association of Counties ~~~ 4396 Ricex`'~,~eet v, .' Lihne,~~z:96766-1371 _~~-:. Dear President Rapozo: ,;,. Pursuant to Section 20: of ~h~ t~taws of the Hawaii State Association of Counties (HSAC), which requires a repori'ofeaef,5 gfficial action, the following reports on the .: .sz e .:. :. action taken by the Executive Commitfe`e~in.conjunctiomwith the 2009 HSAC Legislative Package. ~ ~~r,.;`.. The Executive Committee, at its meeting on Novemb~r~4~2008,. approved four g' p p egfslatrva~~ckage, that would: le islative ro osals for inclusion in the 2009 HSAC L x" ~ ~~ • Extend from 45 days to 90 days the deadline by=v'Jhictt` 2.legislative body , approves, approves with modifications, or disapproves an affordable housing project under Section 201 H-38, Hawaii Revised Statu.#;.::..,,,,. Remove the requirement for local governments to comply withYi'tftes n adopted by the state Procurement Policy Board regarding co~era~t~~~~ ~,~ ~., x contacting, thus placing the decision-making power to use ot~u~ter~t ~, r :- ~ ~ ., contracting within the discretion of local governments; ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ Authorize counties to conduct criminal history record checks ot~=apc:a~ts r:._<<,. for taxi operator licenses; and ~~'~'- =~='t~'r'a.. vy'?~ : Transfer fines and forfeitures from uncontested traffic infractions~to~fhe counties. All four counties have reported approval of these proposals. Ve my yours, ~""``ti ESTOR GARCIA • ., • Secretary ocs/112608/04: 14/CT Hawaii State Association of Counties „1V O> M4 ~'i ' '.V COUNTY OF HAWAII •~~ '~ .• STATE OF HAWAII ~y: .' ~>I pj •M>Y RESOLUTION NO. ~-2 09 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING "fHE HAWAI`1 COUNTY COUNCIL 12EPRESENTATIVERND ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVE TO THE E\ECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE HAWAI`1 STATE ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES (HSAC) BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAI`1 that Council Member Dennis "Fresh" Onishi and Council Member Kelly Greenwell are hereby designated Representative and Alternate Representative, respectively, to the Executive (.~:innmittee of [he. Flawai`i State Association of Counties (HSAC) effective December 1, 2008. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution shall be transmitted by [he County Clerk to the Presi ant and Secretary of the Hawaii State Association of Counties. Dated at Hilo, !+.a~:~ i' i; t;;is t s' day of December, 2008. INTRODUCED BY: .-- CO EMBER, COUNTY OF HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL ROLL CALL VOTE County of Hawaii Hilo, I-lawai`i I h~•r.•hp :a:n il'y Ihat the foregoing RESOLUTION was hp the vort• iudic;,o_~ t~ ha right hereof adopted by the COUNCIL ol'Ihe County ol'Ilav. ai'I a:._ December 1 2008 A"f'f ES'.': ~+`J~ COUNTY CLERK CHAIRPERSON & PRESIDING OFFICER Al'GS NOES .4nS lix ENRIQUES ~{ roltu g Ci 1tEEN WIi1.L ]( IiOFFMANN X IKEDA X NAEOLG g ONISHI g YAGUNG .YOSFIIMOTO __ X X 9 0 - 0 ~- ~ J Reference: _ C-1 RESOLUTION NO. 12 U9 Hawaii State Association of Counties ";~ Counties of Kauai, Maui, Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu December 15, 2008 HSAC Executive Committee Members 4396 Rice Street, Room 206 Lihu`e, HI 96766-1371 Dear HSAC Executive Committee Members: _ v q „,,. This is to request for an approval from the Hawaii State Association of Counties (HSAC) Executive Committee to release $2000.00 from the HSAC Treasury fora $1,500 deposit to secure the hotel reservations at the Hilton Kauai Beach Resort for o,~ur upcoming 2009 HSAC Annual Conference scheduled for June ~;.. _, 18 - 19, 200'9and;$500 for seed money to be used towards related tasks for the conference. ~•Tius~amount will be replenished as part of the conference proceeds upon~closure of~tlie conference cli-ecking account. ~~=n'~': 'k~~ Please call our staff, Leanne;-Parongao, at (808) 241-5128 if you have any questions. . ' ,~~ ,.. Respectfully subm ted, ~ ~- - J Daryl W. Kaneshiro HSAC Kauai Representative LP a ~i Main Street Stimulus: Stimulus in the News - usmayors.org Page 1 of 3 ,<~~ :n~Iflf~Uilftetl~S,LateSLri~terenCE tit May4r5- ~a„jx°~r ~". g rrw a ^ ~ _ r^ ..t. „-. x ~ 1~~1ST ~ E~E~T ~ ; ~ s, ~ ~,~, ., 4 ' ` .. usmaynrs.orgJmalitstreeteconomlcrecovery - MainStreet Economic Recovery Survey Return to Participating Cities Funding City State Program Project Description Required lobs Honolulu HI CDBG Apparatus, Acquisition for the Pawaa area 1,000,000. Catholic Charities Hawaii Renovation of Public Honolulu HI CDBG Service Facility -Renovation of a public service 10 000 000 facility to house programs serving low- , , moderate income families. '.. Haliltat Leeward WaianaeProject - 31 new Self Honolulu HI CDBG Help Units for homeownership. 4,850,000 Hawaii Housing Development Corporation Hale- Honolulu HI CDBG Mohalu - 164 new affordable rental housing 40,837,591 units. ' Hawaii Housing Development Corporation Hale Honolulu HI CDBG Wai Vista I & II - 216 new affordable rental 61,030,061 " housing units in Waianae. ' -- ------~- Honolulu HI CDBG Housing-Solutions-Inc-Seawinds~Apartments--- ----- ------- - ---- 200 000 2 50 new affordable rental units in Waianae. , , Honolulu HI CDBG Hui Kauhale, Inc. (EV Area H) - 192 new 12 390 000 affordable rental housing units in Ewa. , , Kahuku Housing Foundation Kahuku Elderly - Honolulu HI CDBG Renovation of 61 existing affordable rental 1,000,000 units in Kahuku. Honolulu HI CDBG Land Acquisition for Hauula Fire Station 1,000,000 Pacific Housing Assistance Corporation Villas at Honolulu HI CDBG Maluohai - 72 new affordable rental housing 26,000,000 units in Kapolei. Honolulu HI CDBG Self Help Housing Corporation of Hawaii Maili 3,500,000 Project - 38 new Self Help Units for 1,».,•//.,,,,,.~,,,~.,,o.,.,ro.,rrt/..,o,,,~r.oom ................e,.,...,...../...:......1.....,........,.........:,.:....._....a..... ..., ivioi~nno Main Street Stimulus: Stimulus in the News - usmayors.org Page 2 of 3 i; , ?, homeownership. ) - ~ St. Francis Development Corporation _ Honolulu HI CDBG Franciscan Vistas Ewa - 292 (149 elderly and 96,900,000 143 affordable) rental units in Ewa. Honolulu HI CDBG ' Purchase and install five UV disinfection ~ 150,000 3 systems at Aquatics Complex ,, Honolulu HI CDBG Curb/gutter/sidewalk improvements in low- 750 000 20 moderate income neighborhoods , i Honolulu HI Public Safety Broadband Expansion Hawaii 5,000,000 100 " - Applicant Tracking System: On-line applicant - ~ - ~lonolulu HI `Putilic Safety tracking system to process job applicants more 50,000 '~ ' efficiently and effectively. - Honolulu HI Public Safety Community Policing Resource Center: Provide 28 000 funds for eight work stations , - - Metropolitan Police Recruit Traning Positions: Honolulu HI Public Safely Provide funding for 100 MPR training positions 5,000,000 to enable the HPD to hire additional recruits. Scientific Investigation Section Forensic Lab Honolulu HI Public Safety Expansion: Provide needed equipment for the . 265,000 - lab expansion Scientifc Investigation Section Training: - Honolulu HI Public Safety Provide training for personnel for required 90,000 certifications. Honolulu HI Public Safety Broadband Expansion Hawaii ~ 5,000,000 100 Honolulu HI Streets/Roads CIPP Lining of Storm Drains 500,000 20 Honolulu HI Streets/Roads Rehabilitation of Concrete Sidewalks 1,000,000 ' 30 Honolulu HI Streets/Roads Seal Coat Maintenance of Streets 1,000,000 30 Honolulu HI Streets/Roads Rehabilitation of Localized Streets 10,000,000 50 Honolulu HI Streets/Roads Rehabilitation of Secondary Roads 20,000,000 100 Honolulu HI Transit Expand Pearl City Bus Facility 6,000,000 20 Honolulu HI Transit Design and Construct Improvements to [he ~ 6 000 000 SO Alapai Express Bus Terminal , , Kalihi Palama Bus Facility Improvements - Honolulu HI Transit replace wash rack and oil water separator, 000 000 9 100 repave bus parking area, design, construct, , , and equip addtional articulated bus bays. Honolulu HI Transit Purchase 100 Hybrid Buses and 50 Paratransi[ ' 85 000 000 100 Vehicle , , Honolulu HI Transit Construct the Middle Street Intermodal Center, 22 000 000 120 platform and intersection improvements , , Honolulu HI Transit Design and Install photovoltaic power sources 16 000 000 240 ,~, for busfacilities , , Honolulu HI Transit Purchase land for Wes[ Oahu Public 40 000 000 1100 ' Transportation Facility , , Honolulu HI Transit Upgrade Bus Communication System to Digital 30,000,000 1220 - - --Honolulu-HI- -Water---- Kahana 315-Reservoir-Repair----------- ------600;000- - ---- ---1 --- Honolulu HI Water Keala kaha Drive, Pooholua Drive and Waipao 100 1 000 1 Place 8-Inch Mains , , Honolulu HI Water Kuliouou Line Booster Improvements ~ 1,750,000 1 Honolulu HI Water Kaluanui Wells Renovation 2,500,000 2 Honolulu HI Water Ka mehameha Highway 8-Inch Mains (Kaneohe) 2,000,000 2 Honolulu HI Water I'Pahulu Water System Improvements, Part 2 500 000 2 , , Honolulu HI Water Pacific Heights Water System Improvements, 2 200,000 2 Part I , Honolulu HI Water Pohakupu 272 Reservoir No. 1 Renovation 2,000,000 2 Honolulu HI Water Pohakupu 272 Reservoir No. 1 Repair 2,000,000 2 ' http://www. usmayors. org/mainstreeteconomicrecovery/stimu] ussurveyparti cipantsdata. as... 12/ 18/2008 I Main Street Stimulus: Stimulus in the News - usmayors.org Page 3 of 3 °~; '. c Honolulu HI Water Repair of Waimanalo 230 and 364 Reservoirs 1,200,000 2 Honolulu HI Water Repair of Waimanalo 230 and Waimanalo 364 1 200 000 2 Reservoirs , , Honolulu HI Water Kamehameha Highway 8-Inch Mains (Haleiwa) 3,200,000 3. Honolulu HI Water Sewer Rehabiliation Projects on Oafiu 15,000,000 15 Totals: $560,790,652.00 3,4 40.00 1620 Eye Street, Northwest -Washington, DC 20006 p. (202) 293-7330 f. (202) Z93-2352 e. info@usmayors.org r httn'//www_nsmavnrs nra/mainctreetecnnnmicrPrnverv/ctimnlnccnrvevnartirinantcAata ac 1 ~/I unnnR Heavy Rains/Flood Damage on Oahu ^ Hardest hit areas are in aianae, North Shore, and-Windw~-Oahu. ^ • Approximately 200 homes sustained damage. o Of those homes, approximately 50 sustained major damage. ^ 6 shelters were opened for victims of the flooding, although as of Dec 18 only the Laie shelter was still open ^ State, City and non-profits jointly ran DARCs (Disaster Assistance and Recovery Centers) this past week, although it looks like they do not have ' any more scheduled. ^ Governor issued disaster proclamation ^ Mayor issued emergency declaration