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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP FC 158 2020/11/17 2018-2020 FC-158 Page 2 November 17,2020 offices, who work together to assist if able, he believed Hawai`i County could best benefit with said donation. He stressed that he would never recommend or donate any buses that could not produce as expected. The donation for the 10 mini buses came into play when Honolulu OTS was required to procure for new buses through federal funding. He further stated that if not for this requirement, Honolulu OTS would have kept buses as they are very reliable and have a long-life span. These buses were used for Honolulu's daily short routes, which included steep grades and high elevation routes requiring great cut back turning abilities. Lastly, he noted that he was not with information on the current mileage of these buses, however based off of the federal regulations that Honolulu OTS must abide, buses must be replaced at either 12 years old or 500,000 miles. These specific buses are approximately 22 years old, but have much life left in them as they have been well maintained and documented by Honolulu OTS. Your Committee on Finance is in accord with the purpose and intent of Resolution No. 776-20, and recommends its adoption. db AYES NOES ABS EX Respectfully submitted, CHUNG X DAVID x COMMITTEE ON FINANCE EOFF X KANEALI`I-KLEINFELDER X KIERKIEWICZ X #4110 LEE LOY X POINDEXTER x MAILE MEDEIROS DAVID, CHAIR RICHARDS X FC REPORT NO.: 158 VILLEGAS X ADOPTED: DEC 2 3 2020