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Committee member Palma-Glennie proposed amending her motion to state three <br />objectives for the Open Space Subcommittee: define open space; propose open space <br />acquisition priorities, and propose a TDR method. <br />Staff suggested that perhaps the role of the subcommittee could be to establish what the <br />objectives of an Open Space plan might be. <br />Committee member Polmo-Glennie restated her motion to be to form o subcommittee to <br />determine the next steps toward creation of on Open Space Network Plon. Second by Committee <br />member Polocot-Nelsen. The motion passed unanimously. <br />Chair DeFranco asked the Action Committee members who would like to be on this newly <br />created Open Space Subcommittee. Members Kimura, Palma-Glennie, and David volunteered. <br />No other members were heard. <br />Staff created a list so that community members present could sign up to be part of the Open <br />Space Subcommittee. <br />5. Kona CDP Operating Guidelines and Group Agreement Review. <br />Chair DeFranco asked and received assent from the Committee members to take up this agenda <br />item next, out of its published order. Staff Santiago provided the Kona AC members with <br />handouts detailing the operating guidelines, group agreement, and meeting facilitation <br />guidelines. He explained the ordinance defining the creation of Community Development Plans, <br />as well as their relationship with the General Plan. He also explained the basic provisions of <br />Sunshine Law and Roberts Rules. The Action Committee was informed that they are allowed <br />some flexibility in deciding how they would like to facilitate their meetings, as long as it is in a <br />structured, agendized format. <br />Planning Director Yee asked the Action Committee to consider a wider range of meeting <br />locations as well as to change the meeting time to later in the day in order to reach out to more <br />people in the community. He also encouraged them to consider other meeting facilitation styles <br />that may create a less rigid and more inclusive environment while maintaining the structure <br />required for a productive meeting. <br />A Committee member suggested the idea of using'Aelike which is a modification of Roberts <br />Rules created in part by Ku'umeaaloha Gomes. <br />More information about the 'Aelike meeting facilitation style may be viewed here: <br />http://collaborativeleadersnetwork.org/ideas/kuumeaaloha-gomes-talks-about-aelike-a-process-for-individual- <br />voice-visibility-and-validation-in-groups/ <br />4. CIP Budget Overview and Action Committee Recommendation Strategy Discussion. <br />This discussion was in regard to Communication No. 2017-01: CIP Spreadsheet. <br />The purpose of the spreadsheet is to list current and recently lapsed appropriations to aid the <br />Action Committee in recommending what projects they would like to see either reappropriated <br />or be granted allotment in the upcoming fiscal year. The Action Committee was reminded of the <br />importance of being proactive in prioritizing CIP projects ahead of the upcoming fiscal year in <br />order to gather as much administrative support as possible to reinforce their requests. With that <br />www.cohylannin,-deyt.com kona(ahawaiicountuQov Page 4 <br />
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