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CA -17: Relating to the Establishment of a Disaster and Emergency Fund <br />CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. <br />BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAI`I: <br />Section 1. Article X of the Hawai`i County Charter (2018 Edition), is amended by <br />adding a new section to be appropriately designated and to read as follows: <br />"Section 10- . Disaster and Emergency Fund. <br />In adopting each year's fiscal operating budget, the council shall appropriate a <br />minimum of one per cent of the certified real property tax revenues to a fund <br />known as the disaster and emergency fund. Additional funds may be deposited <br />into the disaster and emergency fund from state and federal grants, the federal <br />emergency management agency, private sources, and any other source of revenue. <br />Such appropriation shall continue until a minimum of $20,000,000 is accumulated <br />in the fund. Use of the funds for any of the purposes listed in this section may be <br />permitted even if the target goal of $20,000,000 is not met. <br />Q Moneys in the disaster and emergency fund shall be utilized only for the following <br />purposes: <br />(1) Repair of county facilities and infrastructure damaged by a natural or <br />human -caused disaster or emergency; <br />(2) Cleaning of county property, including roads, drainage and sewage systems, <br />damaged by a natural or human -caused disaster or other emergencies when <br />such action serves a public purpose; <br />(3) Providing immediate response for services to deal with public health and <br />safety risks due to a natural or human -caused disaster or emergency in the <br />form of personnel, equipment, materials, supplies and service contracts; <br />(4) Matching federal, state or private grants-in-aid individually or in any <br />combination to develop or restore public property to a safe and useable <br />condition; <br />(5) Paying for operational expenses of the county after a disaster or emergency <br />when the county is unable to realize revenue at sufficient levels due to the <br />disaster or emergency; <br />(6) Paying for acquisition of property to mitigate future potential disasters or <br />emergencies; and <br />(7) Paying for administrative expenses, which shall not exceed five percent <br />except as indicated in (5) above. For the purposes of this section, <br />administrative expenses are defined as staff or contracted salaries and <br />related fringe benefits. <br />1K) If the county should receive reimbursement of funds for money advanced by the <br />disaster and emergency fund, those funds shall be deposited into the disaster and <br />emergency fund. <br />20 <br />
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