2010-01-27 KCDP Minutes Final - Laserfiche WebLink

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#2 Sub-Committee Reports : 2a. Transportation and Public Utilities. The report submitted is a summation of the various actions and information that have occurred or been complied over the last couple of months listing current discussion items and future discussion items. Current request for information shows the status of whatever response is out there, at least as of the time of printing. For example, there are varieties of actions for the Department of Water Supply. The list includes the projects that Laiopua 2020, Department of Hawaiian Homelands, private entities (Forest City) and the County are working on. Clarification was provided for the inclusion of proposed innovative programs such as Greenroads as a program that the sub-committee might want to analyze for potential use by this county It was pointed out that one of the first issues that the sub-committee is looking at is how the actual plans that are being developed for various roadways identified in the CDP are not following the route proposed by the CDP. Therefore, the transportation maps will need to be modified. Discussion occurred regarding how to articulate the differences between the maps from the CDP and the maps that the Transportation Sub-Committee is submitting for consideration. The County has come up with an Amendment Process – briefly, the Action Committee, County Council, the Planning Department or the Public can propose amendments. The proposed amendments will go through (depending where it starts) the Action Committee, Planning Department and County Council for public meetings. The same process of Amending the General Plan. Bob Ward moved for the next meeting agenda motion to advance Tran 3.6 to be agendized. Fritz Harris-Glade seconded. Ken Melrose asked if any discussion. There were no discussions. Ken Melrose asked if all in favor. Motion was carried unanimously. Ken Melrose stated to focus the next meeting on transportation aspects and the STIP and CIP priorities and the map. Proposal was made for the Action Committee to consider motion Trans-1.1a which is a series of steps and implementation stages that the County collectively with the State can come up with essentially what creates a non-motorized transportation corridor with essentially 10 segments includes Palani Road segment, all four segments of Ane Keohokalole, the paralleling four segments of the Queen Kaahumanu project and the link on University Drive that would connect them and it would basically would create a loop. tm; E