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DRAFT MINUTES – Mayor’s Committee on People with Disabilities Page 3 <br />Friday, October 18, 2024 <br /> <br /> <br />Office on how they want to handle the Committee’s recommendations to the <br />Mayor. <br />Committee Member Robert Efford asked if accessibility can be listed on the report <br />th <br />as an 8 Key Recommendations for 2024. <br />Committee Member Zahava Zaidoff stated that the key recommendations are <br />from the reports that came in, and without more information is not comfortable as <br />a Committee adding that we need more accessibility at these beaches. These <br />issues were covered by the fact that Committee Member Althoff included the <br />public testimony and included the testifier’s names, so that the Mayor’s Office can <br />reach out to these individuals specifically or send the information to the <br />appropriate County Departments. <br />Chair Michelle Hiraishi suggested that accessibility as item number 8 in the report <br />should be a voting component. <br />Secretary Sandra Schuffler asked if accessibility included in the report will be <br />based on the public testimony that was received, or if it will be specific. <br />Committee Member Robert Efford stated that where there are two individuals that <br />give testimony, he would imagine that the Committee would want include that as a <br />follow-up recommendation. <br />Chair Michelle Hiraishi suggested that the Committee could invite Parks and <br />Recreation and Mass Transit for an update or do a short presentation. <br />Vice Chair Christen Zulli asked if the Committee could broaden the <br />recommendation to say that the Committee suggests that the Mayor’s Office <br />consider clearer, more direct, and more consistent communication to the disability <br />community around accessibility, so the Mayor’s Office will understand the <br />recommendation the Committee is making, is around their direct communication <br />instead of putting the Committee as a middleman and inviting people to come to <br />meetings when the meetings are geared toward making recommendations. Vice <br />Chair Zulli stated that it will be more around the communication, and the Mayor’s <br />Office opening up lines to the public. <br />Committee Member Julia Althoff explained that there is a section in the larger <br />report that has recommendations based on public testimony, so we can add that <br />for them to review the accessibility at those locations. <br />Chair Michelle Hiraishi explained the request from the Committee is for <br />Committee Member Althoff to add to page 5, under Recommendations Based on <br />Public Testimony, about public testifiers concerned with accessibility. <br />Committee Member Julia Althoff will add, review accessibility at beaches and bus <br />stops. <br />Committee Member Zahava Zaidoff spoke about the section in the report which <br />states Collaboration with UH Hilo, and how that reads is that the Committee is <br />actively coordinating with UH Hilo to plan an event because it is listed as an <br />County of Hawai`i is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. <br /> <br />
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