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RES
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2016-2018
Bill/Resolution
732
Draft
01
Introducer
Eileen O'Hara, Council Member
Referred To
PWPRC
Action 1
PWPRC-53: Recommended adoption - 11/1/18.
Action 2
Council - Res. 732-18 amended to Draft 2 - 11/20/18
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AGE COUNCIL 2018/11/20 2016-2018
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\Council Records\Agendas\2016-2018\Council
AGE PWPRC 2018/11/01 (2016-2018)
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\Council Records\Agendas\2016-2018\Public Works & Parks & Recreation Committee (PWPRC)
COM 1137.000 2016-2018
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\Council Records\Communications\2016-2018
REP PWPRC 053 2018/11/01 (2016-2018)
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\Council Records\Reports\2016-2018\Public Works & Parks & Recreation Committee (PWPRC)
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WHEREAS, gaining a perpetual right-of-way from the four landowners (Lyman, Chow, <br /> Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estates, and State of Hawai'i) holding title to these railroad <br /> rights-of-way can be achieved.and a portion of this alternative access has already been developed <br /> as a gravel roadway for.emergency use only and remains behind a locked gate inaccessible to the <br /> public; and <br /> WHEREAS, developing these alternative roadways was already under consideration as a <br /> part of a road connectivity plan for Lower Puna with an internal working group spearheaded by <br /> the Mayor's office to accommodate future growth. The May 3rd volcanic eruption has increased <br /> the urgency to develop these alternatives; and <br /> WHEREAS, the alternative road access involving the realignment of Government Beach <br /> Road and opening of the Railroad right-of-way provide more immediate solutions for <br /> accommodating land owners',needs for access in the Kapoho area, but do not resolve all access <br /> issues such as large commercial truck traffic along residential roadways and access to the many <br /> hundreds of acres of farmland and dozens of homesteads that were not inundated by lava and <br /> which were located south of Highway 132; and <br /> WHEREAS,.large landowners and commercial operations with;expertise, materials, and <br /> heavy equipment are interested in.partnering with the County-to open alternative accesses and <br /> rebuild Highway 132; and <br /> WHEREAS, rebuilding the sections of Highway 132 that were inundated by lava either <br /> along the existing right-of-way or along an alternative path, will resolve access issues for nearly <br /> all the Kapoho area communities while private landowners will.need.to take the lead in <br /> developing secondary access from a rebuilt Highway 132; now, therefore, <br /> BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TME COUNTY OF HAWAII that it <br /> urges the County administration to develop these proposed alternative access routes to realign <br /> Government Beach Road and open the Railroad right-of-way to Kahala-Street and/or Kehau <br /> Boulevard as soon as possible. .. . <br /> BE IT,FURTHER RESOLVEI).that rebuilding Highway, 132 and identifying funding <br /> sources, obtaining road easements, planning.and engineering road construction should be the <br /> highest priority for the County Administration. <br /> 3 <br />
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