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Comm Matson- Suggested a possible Plan B which could include a public/private <br />partnership (as used in O‘ahu) and how to negotiate within the constraints of the <br />Konno Decision. Malia Kekai – The County is currently in negotiations with the <br />EPA to reset the deadlines and remove current penalty assessments; Comm <br />Obenski commented that new technologies on the horizon to address the cesspool <br />/septic/ wastewater sewage plane issues. Comm. Obenski – EPA eliminated all <br />cesspools as they were cost prohibitive. Bobby Command – Ramzi Mansour is <br />the subject matter expert. Chair Konowicz will invite Ramzi to a COG <br />Commission meeting to follow-up on the Ka‘u wastewater issue. <br />Malia Kekai - Pointed out current session state legislation pertinent to Cesspool <br />Compliance: HB1212 HD1, HB2195 HD2; Cesspool Compliance Assistance, <br />HB1806 HD2- SD 1, Cesspool Conversions and HB1525 HD1, Organic Waste <br />\[4:00\] Agenda Item 6(e) Briefing on the Hawai’i Earth Recycling Contract – Malia <br />Kekai, Deputy Corporation Counsel <br /> The fuel expenses to haul green waste across the island is cost prohibitive and <br />stresses the Department workforce. The COG Commission will follow-up with <br />Ramzi Mansour as a subject matter expert, and re-visit this in a subsequent <br />meeting <br /> Agenda Items 7 and 8 <br />\[3:54\] Chair Konowicz will re-invite Director Rodenhurst to report on DPW Roads, <br />traffic and engineering studies, with additional questions to be sent to the Director <br />through Chair Konowicz <br />Comm. Wakat will draft questions for Director Uehara for his return to the COG <br />Commission on May 26, 2022. <br />Comm. Kusch specifically would like a list of Director Uehara’s goals and <br />priorities regarding infrastructure and staffing. <br />Comm. Matson suggested a model by which reoccurring payments and/or <br />renewals are scheduled on dates easy to remember (birthdays) or other user- <br />friendly reminder systems renewals in the county <br /> <br />\[4:13\] ITEMS TO BE PLACED ON NEXT (OR FUTURE) AGENDAS <br /> Presentation and overview on roads, traffic, and engineering studies by <br />Ikaika Rodenhurst, Director of Department of Public Works <br /> Presentation and overview on the EPA negotiations and Ka‘u Wastewater <br />issue and on the Hawai‘i Earth Recycling Green waste contract by Ramzi <br />Mansour, Director of Environmental Management <br /> Presentation and overview by Cyrus Johnasen of the new County of Hawai‘i <br />mobile app <br /> Presentation and overview of Zero Emissions Future by Riley Saito, <br />Economic Development Specialist, Department of Research and <br />Development <br /> Presentation and overview of Procurement by Diane Nakagawa, Purchasing <br />and Procurement Specialist, Department of Finance <br /> <br />\[4:29\] ADJOURNMENT <br />Comm. Obenski made a motion to adjourn <br /> Comm. Matson Seconded the Motion <br /> Discussion: None <br /> Ayes: (7) Unanimous <br /> Meeting adjourned at 4:30 p.m. <br /> <br />
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