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Bill/Resolution - Type
RES
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2008-2010
Bill/Resolution
312
Draft
02
Introducer
Dominic Yagong, Council Member
Referred To
COUNCIL
Action 1
Council: Adopts Res. 312-10, Draft 2 & FC-155 - 04/07/10
Status
Adopted
Date To Mayor or Adoption Date
4/7/2010
Reading Number
1
Reading Date
4/7/2010
Ayes
9-Enriques;Ford;Greenwell;Hoffmann;Ikeda;Naeole-Beason; Onishi;Yagong;Yoshimoto
Noes
0
Absent
0
Excused
0
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COM 0741.003 2008-2010
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WHEREAS, Resolution 356 -07, A Resolution to Embrace and Adopt the Principles of <br /> Zero Waste as a Long -Term Goal for Hawaii County was approved by Council on <br /> December 19, 2007; and <br /> WHEREAS, Resolution 826 -08, A Resolution Urging the Director of the Environmental <br /> Management to Develop an Ordinance and Implement a Plan to Prohibit Food, Paper, and <br /> Compostable Organics from Hawaii County Landfills by 2012 was approved by Council on <br /> January 23, 2009; and <br /> WHEREAS, landfills have a finite amount of space. The South Hilo Landfill is projected <br /> to reach maximum capacity within a few years. The Pu'uanahulu Landfill has more available air <br /> space at this time, but it will also reach capacity at some point in the future; and <br /> WHEREAS, landfills are expensive to maintain. They must comply with strict <br /> Department of Health (DOH) requirements while in service and must be monitored for at least <br /> 30 years after they are closed. The establishment of any waste disposal facility is controversial; <br /> and <br /> WHEREAS, Organic diversion programs like green waste collection sites diverts <br /> material out of the waste stream, preserves natural resources and prolongs the life of the landfills. <br /> WHEREAS, the Hawaii County Council recognizes that the current Kealakehe <br /> Greenwaste facility services many residents of West Hawai`i; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Hawaii County Council recognizes the concerns expressed by West <br /> Hawai`i residents that approval of this multi -year contract may reduce or eliminate the current <br /> Kealakehe facility as a green waste drop off facility for Kona Residents; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Council appreciates and sees the value of continued operation at the <br /> Kealakehe facility as it will compliment the Pu'uanahulu Greenwaste Collection facility; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Council would like to insure the public that the approval of this multi- <br /> year contract will not eliminate the operation at the Kealakehe facility. <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY <br /> OF HAWAI'I that in accordance with Article X, Section 10 -11 of the Hawaii County Charter, <br /> the Mayor is hereby authorized to enter into a multi -year contract for services of furnishing and <br /> implementing green waste collection sites in West Hawai'i and East Hawai'i for the Department <br /> of Environmental Management and that sufficient funds be budgeted in future fiscal years to <br /> cover the anticipated obligation of the County under the terms of the agreement. <br />
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