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Home My WebLink AboutCOM 0407.004 2012-2014 .pJNtY%OF M,M..'. J YOSHIMOTO ��;; Phone: (808)961-8272 Chair&Presiding Officer �; ��►; ��:t; Fax: (808)961-8912 Council District 2 - Email: jyoshimoto@co.hawaii.hi.us HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL County of Hawai`i CD Hawai`i County Building _ 25 Aupuni Street, Suite 1402 Hilo, Hawaii 96720 TO: Members of the Hawai`i County Council FROM: J Yoshimoto, Council Chair �G DATE: October 24, 2013 RE: Results of the Priority Ranking for the Capital Improvement Projects Listed in Resolution No. 170-13, Draft 2 Attached is the final tally sheet showing the results of the Council Members' priority ranking of the capital improvement projects listed in Resolution No. 170-13, Draft 2. The results are as follows: 1. Nani Kailua Extension—25 2. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road—29 3. Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion—41 4. Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to Kaiminani Drive—44 5. Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements—44 6. Regional Transit Hub in Waimea—45 7. Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to Puainako St. Extension)—48 8. South Kona Police Station—48 Pursuant to Communication No. 407.2 (instructions for ranking), in the case of a tie, Council Members will vote on those projects to determine which project shall be ranked higher. Item Nos. 4 and 5 and Nos. 7 and 8 require a vote to determine which will be ranked higher. Following the vote, the Legislative Research Branch will work on the amendment to Resolution No. 170-13, Draft 2, to incorporate the results of the final priority ranking. Also attached is each Council Member's priority ranking form. JY/dwe Att. Comm. No 07• t1 Ref.To:, �t71.t.Irt tt Hawai`i County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer Ref.Date, [1CT 2 5 2[113 O 'C) a) mo N a' 'd' N �! vp ct a)) 00 N O M N in O i v) aa W:4 Ot� ct � OO 00 M N a)0� a,U i� N M vD -. N 00 o U a � / s. dl � U U 00 N N M .-• Ct `I � �� ct c a)E).c71 O ti - ?- + N N M — 00 x cA Ct >—C —'t Q 1 ._ J s. •s ai 3:. ) O \e?". O v) N N M 00 ai p O o X-0 I Cr) N N 00 4E' • U U ,.. ,, Q ..r. ai c,) m ) ) L. ›, • ai cei �U s O p -0 r U 7i c 'O E bA 0 x•U 0 '7) 0 x k C a) O W O a, X cCi = - •— U P.. a) W O H cn c a a) O a) ai s-+ s O as O - O ms a a) . a , .' W ; .. C4 r24 ct 0 PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) �j response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and LfDowntown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to 3 (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1)provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & r (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. 4J/PraMeh EoPE' int Name Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing aroadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational 8 facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. F --/t)W 6 Print Name Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information,public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, 2— plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. ere-r( 71711 Print Na Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector 2, road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality ' of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, 3 - bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide ( (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. "--Th ( v, and — Print Name Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) 6 Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. 8 Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design& (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. 7 Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. 4 J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waidkea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. 5 Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. 3 Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. 2 Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. 1 Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. d ' Zeytto i n -0? Print Name Signa ure PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) P) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in 2....„ (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that 'yam will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive 4 in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 r n Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern l/J (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. CD S C ,,„ Print Name Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area /,_, due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and ,44" Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic (� congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana �� St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that I will: 1)provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive 4 in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and ---- provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Of )% Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern ,i (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve , public health, safety and quality of life. '' ,1 C j - _ - , 141e_cl'e- 1 ‘---4-3;YlCieki-- r . Print Name Signature PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Es....) Valerie T. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1)provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. elDru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. C.. .) Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve pulyic health, safety and quality of life. '� it f �� / { l / �'Print Name �/ 77,�" Signature p14 . ( '/tg PRIORITY RANKING FORM Ranking Submitted Project Name and Description Benefits Cost By District(s) Karen Eoff Ane Keohokalole Highway—Hina-Lani Drive to 6, 7, 8 & 9 $50,000,000 (District 8) Kaiminani Drive: Construction of a new major collector road parallel to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway from Hina- Lani Street to Kaiminani Drive. Provide the necessary plans and designs for a new highway to enhance the quality of life by reducing traffic congestion. Also to provide connectivity and the continuation of the Ane Keohokalole Highway from Palani Road to Kaiminani. Brenda South Kona Police Station: Currently the personnel at 6 & 7 $7,000,000 Ford the Kealakehi Police Station provides police services to the (design & (District 6) communities located in South Kona District. As a result, construction) response time to emergencies may be delayed at times due to travel time from Kailua-Kona area to other communities in South Kona. As the population increases in this area due to affordability and availability of land, the issue of having adequate and timely police services will also increase. Construction of a new police station including a refueling station and radio tower is needed. This project will address both the current and future needs for improved public safety in the South Kona area. Margaret Regional Transit Hub in Waimea: Master planning, 9 & 1-8 $10,000,000 Wille design and construction of a Regional Transit Hub in (District 9) Waimea. The building will service cross-island as well as district and local bus routes. This will be a multi-modal facility with tourist information, public restrooms (including for early morning cross-island buses), bicycle racks, and parking areas. The County is in need of a multi- modal transit hub in the Waimea area as it is the central juncture point between Hilo and Kailua-Kona and is also a direct link to the Kohala Coast Resort nodes. Provides service improvements and intermodal connectivity. Addresses public safety. Enhances quality of life. Will facilitate travel to the eight schools in Waimea. The facility should be at a minimum LEED-certified and ADA compliant. Encourages alternative transportation usage, which is a central component to reduce traffic congestion in Waimea. To be located near the Waimea Post Office or in another central location. J Yoshimoto Kupulau Street Extension (end of Kupulau St. to 2 & 3 $3,600,000 (District 2) Puainako St. Extension): Work includes land acquisition, plans and designs. Project will enhance pedestrian, ADA, bicycle, and traffic circulation between upper Waiakea and Downtown Hilo. This will also help to relieve traffic c() congestion at the four-way-stop intersection of Komohana St. and Kawailani St. This will improve public health, safety, and quality of life. Valerie T. LaupAhoehoe Point Access Road: Repair the damaged 1 $3,500,000 Poindexter portions of the roadway that connects Highway 19 to (District 1) Laupahoehoe Point. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer that will: 1) provide recommendations to repair the existing roadway at locations where the roadway is failing; and 2) assess the landslide and rockfall hazards and provide various solutions. Remove rockfall hazards. Dru Mamo Nani Kailua Extension: To acquire right-of way and 7 $3,500,000 Kanuha construct approximately 600 feet of a new 60-foot-wide (District 7) road to establish a new collector road between Ali`i Drive in the vicinity of Oneo Bay to the County owned portion of the Kuakini Highway. Work will include curbs, gutters, sidewalks, roadside drainage improvements, street lights, and necessary intersection improvements at both Ali`i Drive and Kuakini Highway. Greggor Isaac Kepo`okalani Hale Beach Park Expansion: To 3, 4, 5 & 6 $12,000,000 Ilagan design, implement and construct improvements to the park (design & (District 4) which improves quality of life for area residents. This park construction) is heavily utilized as a popular surf, fish, swim and camp spot. This development seeks to preserve and protect the environment, address safety and security concerns, and provide the Puna community with beach park recreational facilities and amenities comparable to those lost when lava from Kilauea Volcano claimed Harry K. Brown Park, Kalapana Beach Park and Kalapana Black Sands Beach Park in May of 1990. Recreational facilities and associated amenities to include: construction of a large pavilion capable of hosting larger events and parties, children's playground equipment, additional picnic tables and gazebos. Zendo Kuauli Road Traffic Improvements: Create a right-turn 4, 5 & 6 $1,000,000 Kern lane from Kuauli Road onto Highway 11 in the eastern (District 5) direction in Kurtistown. Project outcome will improve public health, safety and quality of life. YosktmaiD Print Name Signature