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Veterans Advisory Committee <br /> Minutes August 27,2019 <br /> Page 16 <br /> when you get 50% that's an accomplishment. That's more than the Office of Aging <br /> requires for you to get one of those placards. <br /> Chair Doolittle: But even with the disabled license plate you'd still have to go to the <br /> Office of Aging to get a parking placard. <br /> Sueoka: Fuata, this is Roddy. I understand what you are saying but we'd probably have to <br /> get some research to see how many folks would really want it. We've run across a bunch, <br /> I offer up the veteran's designation on the driver's license, but we get a bunch that tell <br /> me, I don't want people to know. Put in the disabled veteran tag to it might be even more <br /> so. A lot of folks don't like to use that disability part in the sentence like the veteran. <br /> Before we propose something or push something through, I think maybe we should try <br /> and see what the numbers are. Yes, we are the two states that don't offer it however what <br /> does the number look like. <br /> Fuata: I'll tell you it went hand in hand because I had no idea about this when I registered <br /> my car in Texas. But when I showed the lady my paperwork in Texas she goes, you know <br /> you qualify for this, this, this and this. Which means that my first car, registration was <br /> free, and any subsequent car was only $5. Now you tell me who's not going to do that in <br /> the state of Hawaii. The fact that I was able to go to the ez-pay, get a free tag and go on <br /> the tolls in Houston and around Austin, I'll tell you just going to work saved me $15 one <br /> way. <br /> Sueoka: Yeah, but we don't have tolls here. <br /> (inaudible) <br /> Chair Doolittle: But having s disabled veterans license plate and getting a reduced <br /> registration are two entirely separate. <br /> Lewis: Well yeah, there's no benefits right now. 1)No recognition and no benefits tied to <br /> that benefits. <br /> Chair Doolittle: Yeah and tying benefits to that is an entirely different kind of <br /> circumstance like the one we have for property taxes for disabled veterans. <br /> Sueoka: And we have registration. Then registration for the vehicle,just so we know the <br /> registration is a County of Hawai`i thing. You go City and County of Honolulu, good <br /> luck. Over here, the Mayor from before, decided that was important. Like I said hang on, <br /> let's put that off for a little bit. <br /> Fuata: That is a fair statement. Maybe we should go out and survey our veterans. You <br /> bring up a very valid point. If there were other things that you had introduced with <br /> legislation to bring in and no one really took advantage of it. I just don't want to have <br />
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