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<br /> <br />look at the public transportation system as it stands and they could get a sense of what <br />the services are like for the West side and what the recommendations were in terms of <br />increasing bus routes, number of buses and how to fund the system. <br /> <br /> Ms. Kelly asked what is the growth anticipated for the need of buses with the <br />upcoming university on the West side. Ms. Kierkiewicz replied they did not discuss that. <br />She said Ms. Kai is working on creating more direct routes that would cut down on ride <br />time and people can get to where they need to go a lot faster. <br /> <br />Ms. Kelly is thinking why reinvent the wheel; can’t this County copy Oahu, which <br />is ahead of the other islands in the efficiency of the bus system. <br /> <br />Ms. Kierkiewicz said she didn’t know but just thinking about how dense the <br />population is on Oahu and how compact that island is compared to Hawai‘i Island where <br />we have a lot of people to serve but more geography to cover. She thinks Mass Transit <br />is doing a great job and definitely has their eye towards the future and looking at <br />growing the public transportation system. <br /> <br />Ms. Maddox noted Mr. Jacobs did refer to connecting with Mark Wong who is <br />Honolulu’s Rapid Transit. <br /> <br /> Ms. Kelly asked what is the most important thing or need that Mass Transit <br />should focus on. Ms. Kierkiewicz replied the payment system and getting the <br />information out to the public. Updating their website was definitely a priority as well. <br /> <br />7. DISCUSSION/ACTION REGARDING FORMAT AND CONTENTS OF FINAL <br />REPORT <br /> <br /> <br />Ms. Maddox shared a Preliminary Working Draft Framework for Cost of <br />Government Commission Report for the Commission to review and discuss. This draft <br />was distributed to all Commissioners. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mitchell addressed the issue in regards to the timeline and when the <br />Commission would like to wrap up the report. He is concerned it will be during the <br />Christmas holidays. Mr. Mitchell noted this Commission meets only once every four <br />years and he would like to think they are going to work hard until the very last moment <br />and submit the best document they can. He personally thinks that at this point, the <br />group needs to realize they are not going to have the report done by Christmas. <br /> <br /> Mr. Perry stated he will be off island for New Year’s. <br /> <br /> Ms. Garson said the final report is due January 20, 2015. <br /> <br /> Ms. Kierkiewicz said is it ambitious to say they want to try and get a draft <br />together by November and map out what needs to happen between now and getting a <br />draft put together because Mr. Matsuda’s departments still needs to be interviewed. <br />Ms. Kelly has two departments with Mr. Matsuda. Ms. Kierkiewicz said the group still <br />needs to talk about what recommendations to include. <br /> <br /> <br />25 <br /> <br /> <br />
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