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2020-08-26 EMC Meeting Agenda and Director's Informational Report
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<br /> <br />2. ADMINISTRATION <br />Interviews are being held for EO-III positions at various baseyards. SWD is also <br />conducting interviews for an Abandoned Vehicle Coordinator. An offer was made for <br />the Project Coordinator position. <br /> <br />3. SOLID WASTE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS <br />• Work is wrapping up for the closure of the South Hilo Sanitary Landfill. <br />• Design work will begin for the second phase of the Hawaiian Ocean View Estates <br />Project. <br />• The environmental assessment for the closure of the South Hilo scrap metal site is <br />continuing. <br /> <br />4. RECYCLING SECTION <br />A. INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE: <br />• The 2019 update of the County of Hawaiʻi Integrated Solid Waste Management <br />Plan (ISWMP) is being prepared in compliance with Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes <br />(HRS) Chapter 342G, which requires counties in the state to update and revise <br />their solid waste management plans every 10 years. The last update to the <br />County of Hawai‘i’s ISWMP was completed in 2009. <br />• The draft update to the ISWMP includes an evaluation of local needs and <br />conditions to determine the most effective combined strategy for managing solid <br />waste while protecting human health and the environment. The draft plan <br />outlines the components of an effective solid waste management strategy and <br />priorities recommendations, while providing a framework for implementation. <br />• As required by HRS Chapter 342G, Mayor Kim appointed members to the Solid <br />Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC). The county’s SWAC is comprised of seven <br />members and had been meeting monthly. Input from SWAC members during <br />the ISWMP update process was crucial to ensure that the completed plan <br />effectively identified and addressed the County of Hawai‘i’s unique solid waste <br />challenges. <br />• The SWAC had their first meeting in March 2018. The June and July meetings <br />were dedicated to helping the SWAC learn more about the county’s solid waste <br />and landfill diversion programs, and one of the tools used was to show the SWAC <br />many of the program’s facilities. During the SWAC meetings from August 2018 <br />to November 2018, the SWAC reviewed and utilized the 2009 plan <br />recommendations and options in developing their own recommendations and <br />options. <br />• A draft plan was submitted to the SWAC during December 2018. The SWAC agreed to <br />proceed by submitting their individual comments to the plan in January 2019, followed <br />by group discussions of individual chapters during monthly SWAC meetings. The SWAC <br />Draft Plan review and consensus of proposed revisions spanned approximately 170 <br />days. At the end of each meeting, all SWAC members present motioned to approve all <br />2 <br /> <br />
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