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company under this approach can take taxable depreciation on the assets and then the County <br />buys it back at a greatly reduced price. Union employees continue to operate the old plant during <br />construction and take classes and certifications to operate the new equipment. With further <br />exploration, this is a handoff approach that may work within the Konno decision. <br />For County facilities facing legal action because they use injection wells, water recycling may be <br />the solution. At Kealakehe, for example, we could keep the existing R-2 facility in place under <br />union employees but consider contracting out the service for the R-1 upgrade and pipeline <br />distribution system. Revenue could then be generated from sales of recycled water where it <br />displaces potable water. This idea is similar to what was done in `Ewa on Oahu. There are <br />numerous examples and our permitted interaction group believes that the County needs to focus <br />on "out of the box" solutions to address our crucial wastewater infrastructure needs and stop <br />using Konno as an excuse for inaction. <br />13 <br />2022 Cost of Govemment Commission —County of Hawai'i - Final Report <br />
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