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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0865.000 1998-2000 07/24/00 09 :50 6TE�L0 PDMIN , 9618912 NO.623 RLI GTE Hawaiian Ta&eonone a:ny Incorporated ® Hawaiian Tel 161 Kinoole St,. Hilo, Hl '_ Ph: (908) 933 -6411 hiturty tn.) Beyond the call '00 JUL 29 fin 10 26 July 24, 2000 n' , m'r" C' 7. COUN : Y of: 1 Ail To: James.Arakaki, County Council Chairman Fax: 961 -8912 From: Dwayne Miyashiro Ph: 933 -6515 Fx: 935 -1653 Subject: Phone Situation - West Hawaii Landfill In regards to letters sent to you by Donna Alms, Administrativ \ssistant, Waste Management of Hawaii, I thought you might want a cof ' of our letter to the Department of Public Works dated October 15, 1998. Cover Sheet + 4 Pages • • Comm. No. 0' ' r, � File No. V id M.B. • No. Cril Date: JUL 2 4 2000 .07/24iBP e5:50 GTELO P.DMIN • 5618512 NO. 623 f32 y .a.' DC i --- r C Hawaiian Tel P.O. Bor .<49 Hilo, Hi ^-5720 (838) 933-6488 Beyond the call October 15, 1998 County of Hawaii Department of Public Works 25 Aupuni St. Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Attention: Jiro Sumada, Chief Engineer Subject: Line Extension for County of Hawaii Dear Mr. Sumada: Thank you for your application for telephone service at Anaehoomalu — West Ha'vaii Landfill. To provide this service, it will be necessary to: Place 11,950' of 25 -24 cable, 1 terminal, 2 ground wells, 3700' protection 7. trand , purchase interest in 33 HELCo poles and 3 anchor and place 2 new poles .nnd 3 anchors. The calculation for the customers share is based on General Regulation No. 7 7er4ce connections and facilities on customer premises) and General Regulation No. 8 (line extension) in P.U.C. Tariff No. 1, Section 2. Based on section 2.C.(1), the actual charges to extend tetephcnc facilities will be borne by the customer. The customer will be required to pay in advance of the = ,stiflIated cost of line extension. The estimated cost of the line extension is $$79.427.00. The customer, County of Hawaii, will also be responsible for obtaining all neon <; -::ry easements in favor of GTE Hawaiian Tel for the line extension. GTE Hawaiian Tel will need an easement following the existing HELCo poleline from P1T -P1 LLE -P89X. • Upon completion of the job by HTCo, any difference between the amount advanc and actual charges for the Line Extension will be assessed or refunded to the customer. If i e conditions of this proposal are acceptable, please sign the original of this letter and return it with your check for $79,427.00. If HTCo does not hear from you by January 15, 1999, we will cansid r your application cancelled. Upon receipt of the payment, we will engineer and schedule the work. Based on manpower and material availability, we will estimate a date for completion of our work. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Sharon Albrecht at our Kona Engineering Department at 329 -6059. • Sincerely, • Dwayne �'iyashiro Section Manager, Access Design JM /SHA/ksm cc: ATC #3096 R2 + Temp Landfil • . .07/24/00 09 :51 GT TLC RDMIN %16912 N0. 623 L03 • AD Hawaiian Tel ;_c=ement Form Beyond the call • You are hereby authorized to proceed with the engineering and construction of the work outlined above. Our check for $79,427.00 is enclosed. Approved by: Print Name: • Date: • Mail Remittance to: GTE Hawaiian Telephone Co. Engineering Department P O. Box 4249 Hilo, HI 96720 • cc: ATC #3096 R2 Temp Landfil . 07/24,00 09 :51 GTE " LO PDMIN d 9619912 NO.623 D04 ;;:a ,. WEST ri! + ".91 SANITARY LAfQP(44 .. t^1'R A WALT tiA�CMC /'r COMP /OW r -L)- lcx iSi 4]9 Woikolnn. it: 9673.5 1908` Sbo-n6 (FO.S) F -10 0 Fax July 19, 2000 County Council Chairman James Arakaki 25 Aupuni St., Suite 209 Hilo, HI 96720 RE: BILL NO. 319 Dear Mr. Arakaki: Attached is a letter sent over one year ago. I have received no responc: . - agrees on the deteriorating phone condition at the West Hawaii Sanitary Landfill, I recently lost access to our modern line and our corporate email is un v ~r ,,le to me. Our fax intermittently experiences problems and correspondence betw -? :.e scalehouse and the County accounting offices have been disrupted. We " only allowed six lines, so new lines cannot be added to our current system. CC: - Hawaiian Tel will not work on phone lines under the circumstances because they > i3;.en neglected for over six years. We anticipate losing all communication, scalehouse, maintenance shop and offices prior to year's end. We will dVc - -ome ineffective in our service to the communhty and all communications will n4; _+ be absorbed by the Hilo County Solid Waste office. They will need to be pi ew- .. d for this transition if no action is taken. In past communication with Larry Capelles, Division Chief during initial cr:. , etions at the landfill, money was allocated for the completion of this project. • Your immediate attention is requested on this matter. • Sincerely Donna Alms Administration Assistant Waste Management of Hawaii cc Curtis Tyler Dwayne Miyashiro Les Botelo Nora Zane • .07/24/00 OS :E1 GTE " PDPIIN 5612912 NO.623 GOS .JUL - 19 - 2000 11:44 • • P.01j0i ' February 12, 1999 • County Council Chairman James Arakaki 25 Aupuni St., Suite 209 Hilo, HI 96720 RE: SILL NO. 319 Dear Mr. Arakaki: I understand that Bill 319 has been deferred on several occasions. The pit 5 years I have communicated with numerous individuals regarding the installation o permanent phone lines at the West Hawaii Sanitary Landfill without success. I have experienced continuous disruption in service, including the termine;::cn of numerous calls because of line static, On occasion Tines are completely cio4 and unavailable. The phone lines have never been permanently installed an -' = r:a still providing service as If this were a temporary construction site. The linty= ri n across the lava field exposed to the environment. After six years of exposure to the viixi, rain and sun, the stress has contributed to the deterioration of the phone cables. `Aiken rain or dirt make Contact with the interior wires, I am either disconnected or the r:t'iic: i5 so bad I am unable to continue with my call. I feel strongly that this bill move forward and we are provided with perm_;,. ri phone system as required in our 1993 contract. Appropriate phone service war) oral working lines is necessary for effective communication with state official^, c�:;;torner • service to the community and support to numerous small businesses. • If 1 can be of assistance with providing information necessary to explain Um -. - -inousness of this request, please do not hesitate.to contact me, my card is enclosed. Sincerely, Donna Alms 'Administration Assistant Waste Management of Hawaii • cc Curtis Tyler Dwayne Miyashiro TOTPL P.01