08-12-20 Regular Session Minutes

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Unfortunately though, the State's normally never file charges against this person but even stymied efforts of the public to know about criminal acts. So summary, the evidence, I believe supports Ms. Malakaua's and Mr. Nathaniel's contention of ethic's violation by the County and State. So I think the question for the Board is ... why is it particularly important with this Board to find the State and or the County in violation of ethical principles. I think it's very simple. In a couple months, we'll have a new Mayor. We'll have a new County Council members. We'll have new State elected officials. Each one of them will take an oath to uphold the law. If we don't, the State and County's accountable for past transgressions, kind of hard to see how that oath will be taken seriously. So I'd be happy to answer any questions you have. Mr. Robinson: Okay, Board Members, anyone have any questions for Mr. Currie? Hearing none. Ms. Nakanishi: Mr. Currie, I have a few questions. I'm sorry, I have a question. Mr. Robinson: Who is this? Ms. Nakanishi: This is Denise Nakanishi. I am a new member. Mr. Robinson: I don't see you up there on the thing Denise. Ms. Nakanishi: Here I am. Mr. Robinson: Oh, there you are. Okay, go ahead. Ms. Nakanishi: I was just and not maybe specifically [inaudible] but I am just curious if anybody knows who is maintaining that road and historically maintaining the road? Ms. Sumner -Mack: I didn't hear that. Ms. Malakaua: What was the question? Mr. Robinson: Who's maintaining the road? Who maintains the Road? Mr. Currie: My understanding, Department of Transportation. Ms. Malakaua: Department of Transportation. Mr. Heintz: Department of Transportation. I guess they... The Department of Transportation is State but the Governor requested that the Mayor be involved and to take... To participate in trying to deal with this 15