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8 a.m. and 4 p.m. until the security consultant is able to hire the staff. But the Solid Waste <br />Division Chief had put out signs and notified everybody, and the Director would check with him. <br /> <br />hinu Transfer Station. Have they started construction? <br /> <br />Director Mansour said construction has started, and so the public will need to be patient as <br />traffic is rerouted. <br /> <br />3. Solid Waste Division Projects and Updates <br />(No discussion) <br /> <br />4. Wastewater Division Projects and Updates <br /> <br />a. Discussion regarding requirement to install Septic or Dry Sewer Line in new <br />developments that are not accessible to a sewer but may be accessible in the <br />5 <br />future. <br /> <br />Director Mansour said he had an upcoming meeting with the Mayor to talk about the strategy <br />of how we are going to move forward with these challenges from the County of Maui versus <br />to create affordable housing, and to be able to get the economic <br />growth that we need. All these factors play a big part. He had his staff working on laying out all <br />the collection system for the west side and the east side, wherever we have treatment plants, <br />to understand the extent of that spider web, and how we are going to connect the dots. We <br />have with the cesspool conversion mandate another challenge. We have the 2040 General Plan. <br />We have the 2050 cesspool conversion mandate. <br />right now, we are going to find ourselves back in the same sand hole that we have been in for <br />years. So the idea is we had better start getting smart and planning smart. There is a reason we <br />call it a service area, because eventually the whole area is going to be serviced with sewer. If <br />sewer is far away from it, you would put <br />argument that this will not make it affordable. The answer to that is affordable housing could <br />be donegoing to be based on the market, and <br />someone is going to outbid that affordable house, and make it less affordable. There are so <br />many factors and the idea is, in talking to Ms. Pruder, the Department of Health allows for dry <br />sewer lines. We had it in our code, and somehow it got dropped. It only was limited for 10 <br />6 <br />years, from 1989. So he would imagine that when the wastewater treatment plants were built, <br />people were told that anybody in the service area would have to do dry sewer. Somehow it was <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />6 <br /> ЋЊΏЏ͵ {ǒĬķźǝźƭźƚƓƭʹ Where public sewer service is accessible to any subdivision, the <br />subdivider shall install all necessary sewage works to serve all lots. All new sewers and connections shall be <br />properly designed and connected. For areas planned for sewers within the ten years after May 22, 1989, <br />developers are required to install interceptor, household, and collection sewers, even if they will not be used until <br />the area is sewered. Where public sewers are not accessible or dry sewers planned, the requirements or interim <br />requirements for proper disposal of sanitary sewage for the subdivision shall be determined by the State <br />department of health and the director. <br />20 <br /> <br /> <br />