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Update: <br />DCC Frenz: sent e-mail to M Alameda on VAC behalf, made ask if they would consider sending <br />all VAC applications to VAC for review and feedback and he said yes, understanding that <br />regardless of VAC recommendation, decision is up to the Mayor. M Alameda will facilitate that <br />request and get applications to DPR for dissemination via bcc. Expect that you have a very short <br />window to provide review and feedback. If you have thoughts, DPR can share back to M <br />Alameda for consideration. <br />Issues & Ways to Curtail Costs for Parades <br />i. Police & Fire Discussion for assistance <br />D Lewis: would like to let committee know, after negotiating a price reduction, used to be all <br />volunteers, now costs almost $3400 to have the police. Up'ed number of police required to have <br />because of Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, not police requirements. Donated <br />offices on bicycles. DOT added another requirement, electronic signs for three days, came out to <br />almost $4000. Had DPW help do the route but the commercial quote that came in was so <br />expensive. Council used to fully fund, back when items were donated. Total cost is about <br />$15,000. Would be nice if parade had more guaranteed support. Stage at Wailoa which requires <br />insurance coverage. <br />Chair M Doolittle: In danger of losing parade because of costs. <br />T Wojszynski: At least meeting took an action to work with DPR to see about submitting a <br />budget request to offset costs. Worked with Charmaine Felipe, took it up to Clayton, response <br />back was: parades are not part of the programs or services provided by the DPR for the funding <br />of the Veterans Day Parade to be included in DPRs budget as a line item. Clayton suggested <br />continue down CRF path. After comments this morning, why can't VAC just go to DPW and <br />Police to request they include in their budgets? Feels costs should be in budget. <br />D Lewis: Cause it's standard but it's not. <br />DCC D Frenz: also represent Police and used to represent Fire, the same problem is going to be <br />found there. If it were going to fit with anyone it would fit with DPR. The way we have to view <br />everything, even the CRF funds, if it's not something the department generally does as a <br />standard role and responsibility. Wouldn't fall under Police and same problem you are going to <br />have with Fire and Public Works. Not to say you couldn't get some of the signage from DPW. <br />You're going to have to try to find more CRF opportunities, maybe get more from multiple <br />council members. Reach out to veteran member from each department that want to volunteer <br />their time for security, EMS. Might be the best way to save and then get the CRF monies for <br />everything else. <br />D Lewis: some years are lean. One year didn't get any money from council and last year got <br />$4000. <br />
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