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Communications - Council Term
2016-2018
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0290
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Eileen O'Hara, Council Member
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RES 212 Draft 01 2016-2018
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN INCREASE OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII <br /> FUEL TAX <br /> WHEREAS,the provisions of Section 243-5, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, enable, <br /> empower and authorize the Council of the County of Hawai`i to determine the amount of the <br /> County fuel tax; and <br /> WHEREAS, Section 243-5, Hawai`i Revised Statutes provides that the amount of the <br /> County fuel tax shall be determined by resolution of the County Council in the manner provided <br /> by law, relating to resolutions involving the expenditure of public money. The amount so fixed <br /> may be per gallon, one or more cents or a fraction of a cent or both, or zero; and <br /> WHEREAS, Section 243-5, Hawai`i Revised Statutes further provides that no such <br /> resolution shall be adopted until the County Council conducts a public hearing on the amount of <br /> the proposed tax after a notice of such hearing has been published in a newspaper of general <br /> circulation within the County at least twice during a period of thirty days immediately preceding <br /> the date of such hearing; and <br /> WHEREAS, Section 243-6, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, provides that in addition to <br /> expending fuel tax revenues for highway construction and maintenance purposes, revenues may <br /> be expended for mass transit; and <br /> WHEREAS,the existing Hawai`i County fuel fax of eight-and eight-tenths (8.8) cents <br /> has remained unchanged since 1988 in spite of a steady increase in costs and is the lowest in the <br /> State, as the County of Maui fuel tax is twenty-three (23) cents per gallon,the County of Kauai <br /> fuel tax is seventeen(17) cents per gallon, and the City and County of Honolulu fuel tax is <br /> sixteen and five-tenths (16.5) cents per gallon; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Council, after considering the various and numerous road, mass transit, <br /> and highway needs and improvements to be made within the County of Hawai`i, finds that the <br /> County fuel tax should be: a)increased by an additional six and two tenths (6.2) cents per gallon <br /> for the Fiscal Year 2017-2018,thereby making the aggregate county of Hawai`i fuel tax on <br /> liquid fuel fifteen(15) cents per gallon for the Fiscal Year 2017-2018, b) increased by an <br /> additional four cents per gallon for the Fiscal Year 2018-2019,thereby making the aggregate <br /> county of Hawaii fuel tax on liquid fuel nineteen(19) cents per gallon for the Fiscal Year 2018- <br /> 2019, and c) increased by an additional four cents per gallon for the Fiscal Year 2019-2020, <br /> thereby making the aggregate county of Hawai`i fuel tax on liquid fuel twenty three (23) cents <br /> per gallon for the Fiscal Year 2019-2020, all to support the safe and efficient operation and <br /> maintenance of County roads, mass transit, and highway infrastructure; and <br /> WHEREAS, all fuel tax increases proposed in this resolution are conditional to the <br /> timely submission of a comprehensive plan by the Department of Public Works in collaboration <br /> with the Office of the Mayor providing the following minimum information: <br /> • Amount to be generated by increases; <br /> • Information on how money will be equitably distributed to all districts; <br /> • Specific transportation projects to be funded in each district; and <br /> • Timelines for projects utilizing fuel tax revenues.; now,therefore, <br />
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