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Comm. No. 2019-10 Stephanie Bath Testimony 8.6.19
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Comm. No. 2019-10 Stephanie Bath Testimony 8.6.19
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What I am saying is lets implement the "plan" to serve all of Puna as adopted by ordinance in 2008 <br />We need to look at the broader picture as we recover. How can we strengthen our community <br />response? Yes parks are very important parts of community. Health and safe I believe take priority. <br />During human trauma the first thing addressed are life sustaining measures, next come healing and <br />things such as PT. With PT the end result is return of function. It also supports strengthening so re <br />injury and crisis can be avoided. Are we as a County willing to do the work to strengthen our <br />communities before disaster occurs again? <br />I enthusiastically encourage the Action Committee to do all in your power to get CI's identified and <br />purchased before development disallows for the best sites to be acquired. <br />Where CL are already in place open them and put them to use. There will always be those who <br />pretend to speak for the majority and create obstacles for progressing. Connectivity has been adopted <br />as ordinance. The funds needed to acquire CLs are here. The 1/2% excise tax resources for Mass <br />Transit and roadway are a blessing at this time. <br />Overlavina Droiects <br />Some months ago I spoke with Matt about the concept of County Departments overlaying projects. <br />This is not a new concept. We brought it up during the PCDP process. For whatever reason it was not <br />integrated into County policies. <br />Here is what is proposed: <br />1. Each County department creates a priority project list of say top 10. <br />2. All departments review all priority project lists <br />3. Next each department selects projects from the other departments that could conceivably <br />overlay with theirs. <br />4. The projects with the most overlaying get funded first. <br />Example: Connectivity/linear parks Say Eden Rock and Fern Forest want a park. P and R prioritize <br />this. Public works is looking at connectivity. A site is selected with adjoining parcels creating room for <br />connectivity and a park. CD prioritizes a structure where emergency supplies can be store. It would <br />also serve as a post disaster distribution site for adjacent communities. Office of aging overlays a <br />structure/ gathering place for seniors within the linear park . It has room to house CD supplies. It has <br />bathrooms .Mass transit creates a hele-on feeder bus route using the connectivity. It delivers a level of <br />bus service within communities There is a bus shelter/stop at the senior gathering place. Law <br />enforcement -Those needing to do community service hours help maintain the parks and structures. A <br />job well done reduces hours. Slackers have hours added. <br />Overlaying can save so much money. It can also demonstrate collaboration within the County. <br />Business and Jobs <br />It is my understanding that the State recently passed a law that will allow folks to work out of their <br />residence legally in the State. It goes into effect Nov 2020 if the County does not adopt it sooner. That <br />
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