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Cost of Government Commission <br />February 14, 2019 meeting minutes <br />across the scale and you pay the interesting thing that I found is the land fill cost here <br />was pretty much equivalent of what I experienced here than with a private company that <br />manages all of the landfill and garbage collection on the mainland I am not sure why in <br />Hawaii the cost would be significantly higher but those corporations on the mainland <br />post a pretty darn nice profit and we are posting a loss because we are not covering <br />because there is still budget money that has to go into supporting the landfill and all of <br />the associated transfer stations. I haven’t looked into that very closely but there has to <br />be some room for improvement for savings there <br /> <br />(55:15): I want to add something waste management it seems that it is the responsibility <br />of our County to do the waste management receipt and what it does with it. I would love <br />to see the county partner with the universities and (?) department because I see so <br />much waste when I go to the dump and I say oh my gosh this is food stuff this is home <br />stuff we buy from Walmart or Target we use for one and we throw it away and I am <br />talking about the food stuff the plastic containers of food that we throw away all of that. <br />That is improduct of agriculture and we talk so much about need of food security in the <br />state of Hawaii and what we do about it and so much of your report is about ag and food <br />security. <br /> <br />(56:23): This is (?) report and I want to give her all the kudos because she put it all <br />together. And the part that says promote partnering with private industries to utilize <br />waste food. That is very good. There is other places that do that <br /> <br />(56:52): They should partner with ag at the UH not only to teach how to grow the food to <br />harvest the food to eat the food but what do you do with the waste it should be part of <br />the teaching curriculum in part of ag to show how to deal with the waste because it is (?) <br />to work with the county. I am beginning to see that all over the U.S. <br /> <br />(Crosstalk) <br /> <br />(57:38): Pulling in seniors so we will get to that in a little bit but I agree with you <br />completely <br /> <br />(57:49): I see the start of agriculture and I am beginning to see that. Which I am a <br />homemade major so I am into that kind of stuff. And I get info from national and I am <br />saying goodness the County of agriculture needs to expand and close a circle a circle of <br />production of waste. <br /> <br />(58:09): I think the County should support the dissemination information on that I don’t <br />know that they have the responsibility of controlling that process but they should support <br />the dissemination of information. There is all sorts of public benefit information that <br />comes out of the county that I think could be included <br /> <br />(58:35): I see composting is very important and that’s what it is so what do you do with <br />the waste? <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br /> <br />
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