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Chair Adams said she would be in touch with the Director regarding ISWMP reporting for the <br />next round, and certainly if there is anything that he would like the Commission to help in <br />responding to concerns that the Council and its committees have raised recently, let us know. <br />Director Mansour expressed appreciation for the discussion. He also added that the ISWMP is a <br />“living document” because we also have different options we can look into, such as collections <br />versus transfer stations, and other options that we need to entertain. <br />8. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS <br />a. Follow up on action items determined today. <br />Commissioner Cardwell to draft letter to Council regarding funding for the life cycle analysis <br />(although we may be doing that before the next meeting, Chair Adams said) <br />Commissioner Burns to provide information on his list of priorities that he discussed with Mr. <br />Hayducsko and Mr. Goodale. <br /> <br />b. Other (Commissioners may suggest items they would like placed on the next <br />agenda.) <br /> <br />9. ANNOUNCEMENTS <br />Secretary Sur noted that SB 1034, amending the Sunshine Law requirements relating to remote <br />videoconferencing of boards and commissions, has passed out of the Legislature and if it <br />becomes law, would take effect January 1, 2022. <br /> <br />Next meeting scheduled for May 26, 2022, probably online. <br /> <br />Chair Adams said she and Director Mansour will be participating in the online Waimea <br />Community Association meeting on May 6, focusing on solid waste issues, and she encouraged <br />commissioners to reach out to their own district’s members to find out what their issues are. <br /> <br />Commissioner Robinson asked for recommendations on how to connect with the community. <br />Chair Adams recommended joining community groups and attending public meetings in their <br />district, and asked others to share how theyget connected. <br />Commissioner Cardwell said she asks questions on a community-based Facebook group; <br />Commissioner Olson recommended talking to the transfer station attendants. Vice Chair <br />Gaffney said the social media network Nextdoor has a lot of useful information for his area. <br />Commissioner Cardwell said there are some wonderful nonprofit organizations, such as Zero <br />Waste Hawai‘i Island, which is putting on a sustainability summit on May 28. It is a daylong <br />virtual event. They are working on creating the registration process, and she can share the link <br />for anyone who wants to be involved. <br /> <br />23 <br /> <br /> <br />