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Communications - Council Term
2018-2020
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Harry Kim, Mayor
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Council: Close file (for action on Mayor's veto, see Bill 101, Draft 2) - 1/8/20
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AGE COUNCIL 2020-01-08 2018-2020
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\Council Records\Agendas\2018-2020\Council
BIL 101 Draft 02 2018-2020
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\Council Records\Bills\2018-2020
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f <br /> December 12, 2019 <br /> Page 3 <br /> o Delete the requirement that members of the Committee "shall be <br /> residents of the County." <br /> o Review and revise the responsibilities of the Committee and possible <br /> staffing needs to accomplish the responsibilities of the Committee. <br /> B. The requirement to post notices at every site twenty-four hours prior to the <br /> application of"prohibited herbicides" translates into a multi-day pre-notice of the <br /> intent to apply herbicides. <br /> o Herbicide application requires specific conditions at the site (no-minimal <br /> wind, rain, moisture conditions, etc.) so application timing must be flexible <br /> which makes the 24-hour notice requirement irrational. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> o Delete the requirement that a notice must be placed at the site where <br /> herbicide will be used "at least twenty-four hours before application." <br /> C. Section 14-145 (b) (2) states `°[t]he area sprayed shall be made inaccessible to <br /> the public until the sprayed product dries, but for no less than four hours, or in <br /> accordance with the product's label, whichever is greater." <br /> o There is no language in the Bill that explains why following the directions <br /> relating to dry time on the product's label is not sufficient. <br /> o Mandating a 4-hour inaccessibility window essentially translates to an <br /> entire day (or more) of closure — partial or complete. <br /> ■ If herbicide is applied any time after 3-hours into an employee's <br /> workday, they will not have the time to return to the site and remove <br /> the barricades or reopen a park. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> o Delete the requirement that an area sprayed shall be made inaccessible to <br /> the public for "no less than four hours, or in accordance with the product's <br /> label, whichever is greater." <br /> 3. Other Concerns <br /> A. The terms "public park", "targeted invasive species" and "waterway" are not <br /> defined. <br /> B. The new processes during the transition period make public access to its <br /> facilities unpredictable and affecting these areas: <br /> o Parks, including Hilo Municipal Golf Course, County cemeteries, and <br /> Veterans cemeteries <br /> o Roadways <br /> o Bikeways <br /> o Sidewalks <br /> o Trails <br /> County of Hawaii is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. <br />
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