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• Staff presentations to community organizations have been suspended due to <br />COVID-19. <br />• Out of the Sea Media Arts was developing education information focused on <br />reducing food waste, Master Recycler Program, and update various promotional <br />materials. <br />• Out of the Sea has suspended work on Food Waste Reduction and the updating of <br />various promotional materials due to lack of funding <br />• Staff will continue to develop Master Recycler Composter Program — refocusing <br />on utilizing web -based presentation tools such as Zoom / Web -Ex <br />M. TIRE RECOVERY/RECYCLING EDUCATION AND OUTREACH: <br />• SWD is in the process of drafting the final project DOH report. <br />• The SWD will continue to provide educational support for this program. <br />• More information is at: http://www.hawaiizerowaste.org/recycle/tires/. <br />N. ENGAGE IN DIALOGUE WITH STATE DEPARTMENTS/LEGISLATORS <br />AND COUNTIES ABOUT JOINT SOLUTIONS. <br />Department drafted testimony supporting SB 587 to establish a tiered system for <br />management of composting programs. <br />Department drafted testimony supporting HB 856 HDI which clarifies that <br />composting facilities are excluded from buffer zone requirements and establishes <br />a class of artisan -scale composting operations. <br />Department drafted testimony supporting HB 1316 which requires producers of <br />packaging waste be responsible for the end -of -life management of their products <br />in a way that ensures minimal social and environmental impacts. The intent of <br />this measure shifts the responsibility for handling product and packaging waste <br />and associated costs away solely from the taxpayers and back to those that profit <br />from the sales of the goods. <br />Department drafted testimony supporting SH 486 that establishes a class of <br />artisan -scale composting operations. The Department agrees that the Act supports <br />the local farmers while allowing more materials to be diverted from landfills. <br />5. DERELICT AND ABANDONED VEHICLE (DAV) PROGRAM <br />DAV Program worked with Ka`u Police to remove 25 vehicles from South Point. <br />DAV Program continues to assist the Police Traffic Services Section with the <br />disposal of vehicles towed under Aliyah's Law and other traffic hazard tows. <br />Towing and vehicle disposal contracts are in place island -wide: <br />o Zone 1 Towing (N. and S. Hilo, Puna, and parts of Ka`u): Ken's Towing <br />(6 -Month extension requested). <br />o Zone 2 Towing (N. and S. Kona and parts of Ka`u): Diamond Auto <br />Workz (6 -Month extension requested). <br />o Zone 3 Towing (N. and S. Kohala and Hamakua): Diamond Auto Workz. <br />
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