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Bill/Resolution - Type
RES
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2012-2014
Bill/Resolution
153
Draft
01
Introducer
Dennis "Fresh" Onishi, Council Member
Referred To
COUNCIL
Action 1
Council: Adopts Res. 153-13 - 08/21/13
Status
Adopted
Date To Mayor or Adoption Date
8/21/2013
Reading Number
1
Reading Date
8/21/2013
Ayes
9-Eoff;Ford;Ilagan;Kanuha;Kern;Onishi;Poindexter;Wille;Yoshimoto
Noes
0
Absent
0
Excused
0
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AGE COUNCIL 2013/08/21 2012-2014
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\Council Records\Agendas\2012-2014\Council
COM 0364.000 2012-2014
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\Council Records\Communications\2012-2014
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Paget ■ B ■ NO • <br /> JUSTIFICATION SHEET <br /> PROPOSER: Hawai`i State Association of Counties <br /> TITLE: RELATING TO THE PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL SPACE <br /> CENTER FOR EXPLORATION SYSTEMS <br /> PURPOSE: This proposed Bill for an Act appropriates operating funds for <br /> the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems <br /> for fiscal year 2013-2014. <br /> MEANS: Appropriates $900,000 out of the general revenues of the State <br /> of Hawai`i for personnel costs, operating expenses, and the <br /> purchase of equipment, materials and services in fiscal year <br /> 2014-2015. <br /> JUSTIFICATION: The Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems <br /> has as its goal the development of technologies to support the <br /> long-term human presence in space. Under the concept of in <br /> situ resource utilization, future astronauts seeking to live on the <br /> moon, Mars or asteroids will use the natural environment <br /> around them to extract water, oxygen, hydrogen and habitat <br /> construction material. The center seeks partnerships with the <br /> National Aeronautics and Space Administration, research <br /> universities and aerospace corporations. In the short term, the <br /> center seeks to carry out its goals of researching a sustainable <br /> concrete supply, robotic operator training and certification, and <br /> economic development by invigorating presently dormant <br /> business sectors in Hawai`i. <br />
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