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L. Scadden said that as MCPD goes forward on the emergency preparedness, one <br />of the key issues is going to be public awareness of what should be done. <br />B. RECREATION SUBCOMMITTEE L. SCADDEN <br />L. Scadden reported that he has not spoken to A. Mitchener in the last month since <br />he returned from vacation. He received a phone call from the head lifeguard at a <br />public pool in West Hawaii about what should be done to make the pool facilities <br />accessible to blind people. L. Scadden said he provided comments and asked if <br />they have been in contact with A.Mitchener. He was assured that A. Mitchener had <br />prompted the lifeguard to work on improving accessibility of the pool. <br />C. TRANSPORTATION SUBCOMMITTEE B. WHITNEY <br />B. Whitney reported that she has not spoken to T. Brown. She felt that this <br />subcommittee needs guidance from MCPD. <br />L. Scadden said he heard through the grapevine and talking to other county people <br />that additional public transportation will be provided in West Hawaii. He would like to <br />invite T. Brown to a MCPD meeting to discuss the additional buses and to ensure <br />that it meets the needs of people with disabilities. <br />D. Cowdrey agreed to serve on this subcommittee and asked L. Scadden to include <br />her in the meeting with A. Mitchener. <br />UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br />A. VOLUNTEER PARKING VIOLATION ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM UPDATE <br />T. Spinola-Campbell reported that Sergeant R. Apele has been promoted to <br />lieutenant and transferred to Kona. The last communication she received from the <br />Police Department is that they have not named a replacement for Lt. R. Apeles <br />former position. She sent another e-mail this week, but she did not receive a reply <br />yet. At this time, she doesnt know who is in charge of the Traffic Division. She has <br />been communicating with the community liaison officer. <br />L.ScaddensuggestedthatT.Spinola-Campbellcontinuetomonitorthissituation.If <br />T. Spinola-Campbell is unsuccessful, then MCPD will pursue this issue with the <br />MayorsOffice. <br />B.WhitneysaidthatMCPDhasnotbeenreceivingthequarterlyreportofthe <br />volunteer parking violation enforcement program on a timely basis. Perhaps MCPD <br />canaskthecommunityliaisonofficertogeneratethereportinstead. <br />L.ScaddenindicatedthatthelasttimeLt.R.ApeleappearedbeforeMCPDhesaid <br />that they are in the process of recruiting more volunteers and providing training. It <br />seemsliketheprogramisfallingthroughthecracks. <br />B.UPDATEFROMDCABC.FLEMING/D.JACKSON/N.OLESEN <br />M. Gleason reviewed DCABs report from D. Jackson. <br />2 <br /> <br />
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