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Charter Commission
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1979
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1/16/1979
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APPROVAL The Chair called for the approval of the minutes <br /> OF of January 8, 1979. <br /> MINUTES : <br /> Mr. Schutte moved that the minutes <br /> be approved as circulated. Seconded <br /> by Mr. Trulson and unanimously carried. <br /> COMMUNI- The Chair directed the Committee to take up the <br /> CATIONS : following order of business, communications: <br /> Comm. 3: Letter from R. B. Legaspi, County Clerk, dated <br /> December 27 , 1978, submitting listing of reference <br /> sources and materials. <br /> MR. R. B. LEGASPI: This is the listing of reference <br /> sources that was requested by Commissioner Trulson and this is all <br /> what we have in the Council Services Division. We are receiving, <br /> at the present time, more materials which might be of interest to <br /> you, and it will be on the agenda as communications for the next <br /> few meetings. Again, may I explain that these documents that are <br /> listed are single documents and some of them are very voluminous. <br /> If you want them, you' ll have to go downstairs and check with our <br /> Legislative Auditor, Mr. (Harry) Takahashi, to either sign them <br /> out or try to get copies, if they are not too voluminous. That' s <br /> for Communication No. 3. <br /> Comm. 4: Communication No. 4 is drafted by our office regarding <br /> the ramifications of the special election as opposed <br /> to the regular election and I think the letter is <br /> self-explanatory. If you need further information, we do have <br /> in our audience, our supervisor of elections, Edwin Kozohara, to <br /> further explain the process if you so desire. <br /> Comm. 5 : Again, Communication No. 5 is the result of the <br /> discussion last week about a possible election in <br /> November and what we ' re doing here for you is to <br /> give you the mandated deadline as far as the conduct of the elections <br /> are concerned. Working backwards, the election day is November 3. <br /> We' re working backwards for the specific deadlines, 45 days as <br /> required by the charter and the 60-day deadline as required by the <br /> Hawaii Revised Statutes. <br /> We've chosen November 3 which is a Saturday as opposed to a <br /> weekday because this is the only time we felt that we could get <br /> the school buildings for use of election purposes. Weekdays would <br /> be almost impossible to get these facilities. We've chosen the <br /> 3rd as opposed to the 10th because of the proximity of the <br /> Veteran' s holiday that should follow the 10th weekend. <br /> NEW The Chair called for a motion to suspend the rules <br /> BUSINESS: in order that the Committee may take up New Business : <br /> Mr. Omonaka moved that the rules be <br /> suspended. Seconded by Mr. Schutte <br /> and unanimously carried. <br /> - 2 - <br />
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