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HAWAII COUNTY CHARTER COMMISSIONPage 32 of 51 <br />needed to hear. Thank you. <br />RAY: Steve. <br />BESS: I was just going to say that it seems to me, given what’s been said here, if there were to be a <br />department or a division with that permitting function, if we were not to put it in Public Works and put it <br />in Planning, just for administrative purposes, you wouldn’t have to delete all this other stuff, and it <br />wouldn’t conflict with the Public Works provisions. I know this is totally - what, what are you saying? <br />RAY: I hope Virginia doesn’t read these minutes. <br />BESS: But I’m just saying, just for the sake of simplicity for the voter to understand what’s going on <br />here, we don’t have to make many changes if we were to put everything under Planning. I mean, have a <br />separate division, but you know. <br />RAY: Marni. <br />HERKES: I can’t believe I’m hearing that. Does the Planning Department actively review Capital <br />Improvements and recommend priorities, or is it the Administration, the Mayor, that does that, or is it <br />the Finance Department that does that? I’m having a problem with that. <br />RAY: The Planning Department has assumed some role, and I think it makes sense in terms of trying to <br />establish priorities, especially in some of the last CIP bills that came forward where the Council wanted <br />to make them more project specific, so it was really important that there was some sort of a priority, so <br />in that case, they did try to make some sort of sense out of it and offer that perspective. But, it’s not, sort <br />of, a hard core part of the process function thing. It’s just weighing in as needed. That was my <br />experience. <br />HERKES: Does that need to be in the Charter? Isn’t that something the Mayor would tell the Planning <br />Department to do anyway, or the Council, because the Council instructs the Planning Department also? <br />BALOG: I just got to interject. Can we, just for the sake of discussion, I know we’re looking at <br />Planning, can we just finish this? <br />HERKES: I had to get out of Steve Bess’s there for a minute. <br />BALOG: So we can kind of move on to the next deal. Otherwise, this will be all over the place. Let’s <br />just handle it and move on. Go to the next level. <br />RAY: Okay, how about this? How about we just take a straw vote on who’s - <br />MARTIN: See what you started, Roland, with these straw votes. Take the whole kind. <br />HERKES: Take a vote. Tell us, what are we voting on? <br />RAY: Wait, let’s just take a straw vote. How many people are in favor of the creation of a Division of <br />Permitting? Roland. <br />HIGASHI: Maybe it’s transferring the duties from Planning to Public Works. Is that more the accurate? <br />file://\\coh01\cohweb\council\charter_commission\minutes\minutes 9-29-99.html7/1/2011 <br /> <br />
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