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HAWAII COUNTY CHARTER COMMISSIONPage 24 of 51 <br />HERKES: Or what their problem is. Okay. <br />IRVINE: I’m not sure that setting up performance measurements, or something like that, is really setting <br />up more rules because if you look at performance measurements, it’s like one of those outcomes should <br />be that the public is happy with what you’re doing, and for example, Solid waste, are people happy that <br />they can only put a four foot board at a land waste unit? It’s not just making more rules. It’s trying to <br />deal with things in an efficient manner that the public is served by the County agencies. <br />SUMADA: I can tell you that, at least in the Building Division, they’ve had that for quite some time, as <br />far as measurable goals. They do track the number of permits that are processed annually. They do track <br />how long it takes to process a permit and since the Mayor came on board, that was one of his rallying <br />cries, and he has brought processing time down considerably. So, we do have measurable goals. It may <br />be that we’re just not advertising it well enough, per se. <br />RAY: Other questions? Do we need Virginia and Jiro to stay here or is everybody comfortable that <br />we’re okay in terms of their input? <br />IRVINE: Is our Counsel going to come up with the possible wording and tell us which parts of the <br />Charter need to be changed if we were to do this, or is Planning? What’s next? <br />RAY: We have specific suggestions from the Planning Department. We had that submitted at the last <br />meeting, so I guess our Counsel will have to look at that, and I guess, work with the Planning <br />Department and Public Works to come up with some proposed language. <br />GOLDSTEIN: Actually, just one other thought, and that is, I think most of the changes might have to <br />come from the section on the Planning Department because the Charter already allows the other things, <br />and other functions with Public Works get established through ordinance, which is not your kuleana, so I <br />don’t know, it might just have to be in the Planning Department sections. <br />YUEN: I just have one question for the Planning Director, if I could. <br />RAY: Sure. <br />YUEN: It’s to clarify what the proposal really is. Could you give us a master list of all types of permits <br />that are currently issued by the Planning Department, and a check-off of which ones would go over to <br />this new division under this proposal, and which ones would remain with the department? <br />GOLDSTEIN: Okay, we can do that. <br />MARTIN: Mr. Chair, before we proceed with Counsel looking into the prospect of anything, isn’t a <br />motion needed on the floor to - <br />RAY: We’re not at that stage right now. I just want to know - <br />MARTIN: So you’re going to ask Counsel to fact find and we’re still not going to take a motion on the <br />issue? <br />HIGASHI: Maybe later in the agenda. <br />MARTIN: Interesting. <br />file://\\coh01\cohweb\council\charter_commission\minutes\minutes 9-29-99.html7/1/2011 <br /> <br />
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