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<br /> <br />Discussion held and recommendation amended to read as follows: <br /> <br />Implement the green waste fee program for commercial haulers approved <br />for the County Code in 2005, as means for generating department <br />revenue. <br /> <br />Motion and Vote <br />: Mr. Matsuda moved to approve the recommendation <br />as amended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Perry and all <br />Commissioners present voted aye. <br /> <br />P. List of top ten County projects/initiatives that could impact the budget (i.e., <br />LED street lights, possible waste to energy and more renewable energy <br />projects). <br /> <br />Ms. Kierkiewicz thinks the Executive Summary should list some projects that are <br />cost savings over time and provide public benefit. Mr. Mitchell commented the <br />Commission’s best recommendations have been from County people. Ms. Garson <br />asked where the list of projects came from. Ms. Kierkiewicz replied she looked through <br />the budget and pulled out what would provide cost savings over time. She listed the <br />street lights, the wind farm, the solar arrays on County buildings, the new jet ski <br />program, new parks including the one in the Pāhoa district which is the largest <br />expenditure for recreational facilities, the Pana‘ewa complex and the fire stations at <br />Makalei and Pāhoa. Ms. Garson questions the list because those projects are not <br />happening right now. Mr. Mitchell said some are current and some are outdated. <br /> <br /> Ms. Kierkiewicz said to just acknowledge it in the different sections for the <br />departments. <br /> <br />Discussion held and Ms. Maddox stated recommendation “P” is being withdrawn <br />it in its current form. <br /> <br />Q. For the Introduction section of the final report, state the challenges the <br />community faced. <br /> <br />Ms. Maddox stated items for the Introduction were discussed in recommendation <br />“P”. <br /> <br />R. Develop a Countywide policy and plan to convert County vehicles to <br />biodiesel wherever possible using a local producer, which will contribute <br />to a diversified economy, sustainability for local agriculture through <br />cultivation of biodiesel-related crops. (12/4/14 meeting minutes, pg 10, <br />BJ Leithead-Todd presentation) <br /> <br />Mr. Mitchell commented the County must reduce its dependency on fossil fuels. <br />Ms. Garson said this recommendation is for the diesel but it is in the overarching theme. <br />Ms. Maddox said, because it is the highest cost in the nation and the County is the <br />largest consumer of electricity, all departments use energy in one way, shape or form it <br />was decided it was an overarching theme. <br /> <br /> <br />19 <br /> <br /> <br />
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