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93 <br />Discussion continued regarding the increase in density and concurrency. The <br />94 <br />motion was carried, and Douglas Payne abstained. <br />95 <br />Discussion continued regarding critical road designation and area mitigation. <br />96 <br />2. Discussion and action on concurrency and methods of implementation. <br />97 <br />Curtis Tyler made a motion to the extent that road improvements are <br />98 <br />Hiram Rivera updated the Action Committee on the progress of working on <br />99 <br />language and clarification of implementation of concurrency issues. There is <br />100 <br />still some review going on of how to create a blend that is more workable for <br />101 <br />a potential developer. It is slow moving, but there should be developments in <br />102 <br />the next few months. <br />103 <br />104 <br />Hiram Rivera brought up the option of creating a checklist. <br />105 <br />that they are working on updating the maps and handouts including the <br />106 <br />Discussion continued regarding critical road designation and area mitigation. <br />107 <br />funding for the widening of Kuakini Highway, capacity needs and priorities of <br />108 <br />Curtis Tyler made a motion to the extent that road improvements are <br />109 <br />necessary as area mitigation it shall be for some or all of the road segments <br />110 <br />in that concurrency zone as necessary to be sufficient to offset the traffic <br />111 <br />demand or impact generated by the project. Keoki seconded that motion and <br />112 <br />it was carried unanimously. <br />113 <br />working with the Kona Round Table on water quality. <br />114 <br />Hiram Rivera made a motion to reconsider the voting of the motion in the <br />115 <br />interest of caution and transparency. Elaine seconded that motion. <br />116 <br />Unanimously carried. <br />117 <br />seconded the motion. Douglas Payne made a motion to table the item until <br />118 <br />Curtis Tyler made a motion that the motion that was rescinded be added to <br />119 <br />the agenda for the next meeting to be consistent with previous practice of the <br />120 <br />action committee. Elaine seconded that motion and it was carried <br />121 <br />unanimously. <br />122 <br />123 <br />SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS <br />124 <br />125 <br />Douglas Payne reported that he received a response from Patrick Tom, and <br />126 <br />that they are working on updating the maps and handouts including the <br />127 <br />alignment of the Daniel Inouye Highway. They are also addressing when <br />128 <br />funding for the widening of Kuakini Highway, capacity needs and priorities of <br />129 <br />the Big Island as a whole. <br />130 <br />131 <br />Keoki reported on the TOD subcommittee report and that they continue to <br />132 <br />meet with stakeholders in proposed TOD locations in Kailua and north of <br />133 <br />Palani to successfully solicit support for KCDP strategies and have also been <br />134 <br />working with the Kona Round Table on water quality. <br />135 <br />136 <br />Keoki made a motion to ask the Planning Department to assist in creating an <br />137 <br />open space network plan assisting the action committee. Curtis Tyler <br />138 <br />seconded the motion. Douglas Payne made a motion to table the item until <br />