2019-01-24 (draft) Cost of Government Commission minutes

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Cost of Government Commission January 24, 2019 meeting minutes Barbara: We did the research together. McIntosh: The other thing I guess it will be kind of hard for you but the other thing you could consider for the um 3-5% is there enough for people to grab ramps and stuff for free for seniors that need it so for existing homes that they own or I guess if they are renting they have to get permission anyways but that exist out there so you have to necessarily. Ok that is just one of the many things that we do now. So that is also something you can include in your report. Partner with non-profit atleast steer people in that direction let them know they exist give them information. (31:16): What is the name of that? Is that a community non-profit organization? McIntosh: yeah kauka (Crosstalk) (31:31): The president said walk 100 miles to Honokaa to (?) wearing slippers. About a year ago (??) Honokaa to (?) he walked slippers to make a point (31:55): Thank you for bringing that up because the community out there is growing yes thank you, Takemoto: just some quick notes (?) the quick term for that is universal design. I don’t know if you have heard that term. So it is part of the recommendation that we include that this contact for universal design we promote it. I don’t know how with the building division getting the permits whatever. To make people aware that it doesn’t cost that much more to incorporate this kinds of features and there is this non-profit that does this kind of education so we can embarrass your recommendation with (??) recommendation 3, 2 to enable people to aging place. And your recommendation number 4 had 20% affordable housing maybe once they can look into it is a tweak on your recommendation is the bonus credit because one day calculate the 20% is based on a credit system so you get more credits if you build a unit that reaches is affordable to someone lower who makes less so they call that their threshold is 100% of their income. So once they go below 100s and they are at like 80% of their real income set the sales price affordable to and if 80% they get double credit. So they build half as many units so we can do a bonus credit if it somehow someone offered or designed or something for a senior compilation (Crosstalk) (34:59): And the other thing we didn’t really get into is um to pull the information of care holds for you know private care holds. We did not have the time to get into that yet Takemoto: Yeah um, (???) 9