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2012-2014
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Nancy Crawford, Director of Finance
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Form #: B-52 <br /> 7/18/91 <br /> DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE <br /> REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br /> DEPARTMENT: Research and Development DATE: December 17, 2012 <br /> STAFF CONTACT: Jane Horike PHONE: x8496 <br /> A. REQUEST: <br /> To allow the Department of Research and Development to accept a $60,000 grant from the State <br /> Department of Agriculture. Funds would increase the visibility of the island's tropical flower and foliage <br /> products at the 2013 Philadelphia International Flower Show. A corresponding expenditure account for <br /> miscellaneous contract services is also required. <br /> Waive: Finance Committee due to the limited time to prior to the 2013 Philadelphia Flower Show beginning <br /> on March 2, 2013. Prior to this time, County needs to enter into grant agreement with Department of <br /> Agriculture and in turn contract with the local tropical flower industry trade group. <br /> B. BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION (USE ADDITIONAL SHEETS AS NEEDED): <br /> The County of Hawai'i participated in the 2012 Philadelphia International Flower Show, a tribute to the <br /> floriculture and nursery industry of Hawai'i with the theme of"Hawai'i: Islands of Aloha". This show attracted <br /> a record number of over 300,000 people and provided extensive promotional opportunities for Hawai'i's <br /> floriculture and nursery industry. Hawai'i producers that participated in the show reported on-site sales of <br /> $65,000 and total value in direct income to producer participants between $250,000 - 300,000. <br /> The Hawaii flower industry is increasingly facing stiff competition both at the national and international <br /> markets due to its high costs of production and transportation. In order for Hawai'i to remain competitive, it <br /> is necessary to step up the campaigns to further promote Hawaii's flowers by maintaining a visible presence <br /> in the markets. Timing is of essence if Hawaii is to hold on to its current market standing. <br /> The 2013 Philadelphia International Flower Show features the culture and horticulture of the United <br /> Kingdom. The historic linkage of Hawai'i and United Kingdom, presents a great opportunity to showcase and <br /> expand Hawai'i's floriculture products usage in traditional temperate flower design. The Hawai'i Department <br /> of Agriculture (HDOA) is offering $60,000 funding to Hawai'i County to coordinate and manage the State's <br /> participation at the 2013 Philadelphia International Flower Show. The County of Hawaii is taking advantage <br /> of the HDOA funding opportunity to provide our floriculture industry to promote the Hawaii Flowers Brand at <br /> the show. The primary goal is to expand the use of tropical flowers and develop new market in the east <br /> coast. <br /> SIGNED: de DATE: 12/17/12 <br /> epartment Head <br />
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