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<br /> <br /> The Household Impact and Opportunity Assessment will help clarify what unmet needs <br />families are experiencing. It will guide family outreach and long-term community <br />planning. <br /> The Community Impact and Opportunity Assessment will provide direction for decisions <br />about long-term recovery, including hazard mitigation, land use, natural & cultural <br />resource management, infrastructure investments, housing, and economic development. <br />The Puna CDP (Community Development Plan) Action Committee will use the survey to <br />make informed recommendations on priority objectives at its August 6, 2019 meeting. <br /> The Business Impact and Opportunity Assessment follows up on last year’s business <br />survey sent in the early days of the eruption. The results will identify ongoing economic <br />impacts as well as challenges and opportunities for business recovery. <br />Unless one chooses to be contacted individually, the information from the surveys will <br />be anonymous and aggregated to determine current priorities of the public regarding <br />recovery. <br /> <br />The surveys cover a range of topics, from questions about development in areas with <br />adequate access, to asking individuals and families if they are still in need of <br />replacement housing. <br /> <br />“We invite everyone invested in Hawaiʻi Island to respond. The greater the participation, <br />the more clarity the County and its community partners will have moving forward on <br />recovery,” Ley said. <br /> <br />The deadline for the three surveys is August 4, 2019. <br /> <br />County of Hawai`i is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. <br />