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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0087.001 2000-2002 °EB-5-2001 0E 02P FRO"I TO.9618912 ~,~~'~i'1 Poq.lt- Fa hbu 7671 wm j -S.p~ r~ - r" Ivn unc s.om Alisa Mitchener L CoiOiP`~' ny d~~ pi~tvrbfi HCR7 Box 4631 F~`.: ti ~'i~ 1[1 32P1""' ~ ~ p?' u°"°" 9? S Keeau, Hi 96749 ~ _ Ph: 966-9285 • _ , . Honorable Members of our County Council, Please vote in favor of Communication No. 87 (Res. 34-01) which would increase the Recreation Specbllst 11 position from 1 /2 time to full time. The Americans with Disabilities Act fADA) Seif EvahlaLOn and Transition Plan for the noun Hof Hawaf~ Department of~a,~ Recreation of Mav 1999 reinforces priorities for staff training and development, community outreach and oollaboratlon, innovatlva recroadon programs, and the need to develop resources and identify best practices in accessible recreation senrlces. Creating a ful{ time position increases consistency and accowitablllry, aNows time for program development and grant writing, and allows for more pracNpt island wide servke. A full time position Is important to attract professional talent. The current half time position is on-call during limited hours of the afternoon and evenings. This Is for individual problem solving and intervention only. Minimal awareness training has been conducted for the Summer Fun staff. This is not acceptable. County funding has been allocated for physical barrier removal in our recreation faGNties in order to comply with the ADA. It's time to allocate funds for accessible recreation ~Qgrams. staff training. and communit~edlaboration~The consulting fees for the County's ADA self evaluation for Parks and Recreation programs wero enough to fund a full time therapeutic recreation specialist position for over S years. Now It's time to invest in people and service, not Just goad ideas on paper. 1 have a son with a disability, I volunteer for 4 community boards In the disability field, and I have bean an advocate fbr inclusive programs for 8 0 years. Thank you for your contlrw~ng effort to improve programs fob-, ~ people with disabilities. ~ - ~ sincerely, U- L ~ r j 3 ~l _ -G _ w ~1 1 Comm. No. o File No. O Ref. Tot Ref. Da*a 6 r~ Harty Ktm Dlxle Kaetsu Mnyor Mamgiug DveMOr Peter T Young nepriy Mampog Dvector QL~utttp of ~aboai`i 27 Aupum 9tree1, Raom 213 • Hdo, Hawu'~ 967104232 • (808)961-821 I • Fax (808) 961fi333 KONA 73-3706 Kuskuu Highway, 9une 103 • Kailw-Kom, FLwu'~ 96740 (808) 329-322b • Fax (808) 326-3663 February 5, 2001 ~ IECEIV® 11~,,. The Honorable James Y Arakaki, Chairman, and Members of the County Council ttme------~ ~Y Hawaii County Council tiot°-------- Htlo, Hawaii 96720 County Council Re Bill 26 -Corrected Summary Worksheet Dear Chairman Arakakt and Members of the Council On February 1, 2001, I transmuted a Draft 2 of Bill 26, correcting the amount to be appropriated in the capital projects fund to cover the federal share of FEMA flood disaster projects Upon review of my files, I discovered that the summary sheet submitted with the second draft was incorrect Enclosed is a corrected summary sheet for your information The totals on this sheet correspond with the amounts shown on the detail listing of projects that was submitted with the first draft of this bill I apologize for the tnconventence, and will be happy to answer any questions when tlus matter is considered by the council ~l Dtxte ICaetsu Managing Director Attachment Comm. No, Ftile No. Ref.lbt L~~~(' Jief. Date 0 s 20~} Summary of Disaster Costs (Preliminary) January 24, 2001 Total Federal County Cost Share Share FEMA Projects Dept of Public Works PWs x 5,879,078 ~ 4,409,309 S 1,489,770 Civil Defense PWs 32,853 24,840 8,213 Dept of Parks 3 Recreation PWs 40,482 30,347 10,115 Total FEMA Projects 5,952,394 4,484,298 1,488,098 Federal Highway Admlmstretion Projects 8,375,885 7,950,088 425,597 U S Army Corps of Engineers Projects 4,178,780 3,958,020 220,780 USDA NRCS Projects 1,848,000 1,597,875 250,125 Total Estimated County Projects 20,354,859 17,970,279 2,384,580 Dept of Water Supply 308,089 231,087 77,022 Total Including Dept of Water Supply 520,882,948 ~ 18,201,348 x2,481,802 The federal share of the FHWA and NRCS projects has already been appropnated by the Council, x8,000,000 and x1,500,000 respectively The federel share of the Army Corps of Engineers projects does not need to be appropnated through the County because d will be expended directly by the Corps The attached bills appropnate the federal share of the FEMA projects Shaded projects on the attached detail list are being appropnated in the operating budget, the balance of the projects are being appropriated in the capdal budget Recap of attached approprlat/on: Total FEMA projects (excluding DWS) x 4,484,298 Opereting budget General fund x 19,088 Highway fund 242,188 Sewer fund 14,591 Total operating budget 275,827 Capital budget 4,188,489 x 4,484,298 Version 3 of worksheet