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Bill/Resolution - Type
RES
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2014-2016
Bill/Resolution
671
Draft
01
Introducer
Margaret Wille, Council Member
Referred To
GREDC
Action 1
GREDC-8: Forwarded to Council with a negative recommendation - 10/19/2016
Action 2
Council: Adopts Res. 671-16 & GREDC-8 - 11/02/16
Status
Adopted
Date To Mayor or Adoption Date
11/2/2016
Reading Number
1
Reading Date
11/2/2016
Ayes
6-Chung;David;Ilagan;Onishi;Paleka;Wille
Noes
3-Eoff;Kanuha;Poindexter
Absent
0
Excused
0
Document Relationships
REP GREDC 008 2016/10/19 (2014-2016)
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35 entering into, granting, or making in any manner any <br /> 36 contract, authorization, allowance payment, or <br /> 37 liability contrary to the provisions of any county <br /> 38 charter or general law; <br /> 39 (4) Each county shall have the power to make contracts and <br /> 40 to do all things necessary and proper to carry into <br /> 41 execution all powers vested in the county or any <br /> 42 county officer; <br /> 43 (5) Each county shall have the power to: <br /> 44 (A) Maintain channels, whether natural or artificial, <br /> 45 including their exits to the ocean, in suitable <br /> 46 condition to carry off storm waters; <br /> 47 (B) Remove from the channels, and from the shores and <br /> 48 beaches, any debris that is likely to create an <br /> 49 unsanitary condition or become a public nuisance; <br /> 50 provided that, to the extent any of the foregoing <br /> 51 work is a private responsibility, the <br /> 52 responsibility may be enforced by the county in <br /> 53 lieu of the work being done at public expense; <br /> 54 (C) Construct, acquire by gift, purchase, or by the <br /> 55 exercise of eminent domain, reconstruct, improve, <br /> 56 better, extend, and maintain projects or <br /> 57 undertakings for the control of and protection <br /> 58 against floods and flood waters, including the <br /> 59 power to drain and rehabilitate lands already <br /> 60 flooded; and <br /> 61 (D) Enact zoning ordinances providing that lands <br /> 62 deemed subject to seasonable, periodic, or <br /> 63 occasional flooding shall not be used for <br /> 64 residence or other purposes in a manner as to <br /> 65 endanger the health or safety of the occupants <br /> 66 thereof, as required by the Federal Flood <br /> 67 Insurance Act of 1956 (chapter 1025 , Public Law <br /> 68 1016) ; <br /> 69 (6) Each county shall have the power to exercise the power <br /> 70 of condemnation by eminent domain when it is in the <br /> 71 public interest to do so; <br /> 72 (7) Each county shall have the power to exercise <br /> 73 regulatory powers over business activity as are <br /> 74 assigned to them by chapter 445 or other general law; <br /> 75 (8) Each county shall have the power to fix the fees and <br /> 76 charges for all official services not otherwise <br /> 77 provided for; <br /> 78 (9) Each county shall have the power to provide by <br /> 79 ordinance assessments for the improvement or <br /> 80 maintenance of districts within the county; <br /> 81 (10) Except as otherwise provided, no county shall have the <br /> 82 power to give or loan credit to, or in aid of, any <br />
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