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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0801.000 2000-2002 DOMTNIC YAGON(U z ~ Phone: (808) 961-8261 Fax: (808) 961-8912 $':4 C'7 ~\1 OFFTCIIE~ OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL C-' Counn' of Hawoi `i r vB Hu Arai 'i ('cz%th~,%lrl;,g 25 Au Hilo, Ha:ai'i 906726 !v October 25, 2002 To: Aaron S. Y. Chung, Chairman Committee on Finance All, From: Dominic Yagong, Councilmember Re: Resolution No. 86-99, Authorizing the Acceptance of a Monetary Contribution of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) from the Hilo Downtown Improvement Association. I hereby submit the withdrawal of Resolution No. 86-99, transmitted by Communication No. 298, which was referred to the Finance Committee on May 14, 1999. On June 7, 1000, the Council deferred the resolution pending a survey by Ms. Leithead- Todd of downtown merchants to see how the moratorium affected their businesses. The survey was completed and an Ordinance was passed [Ord. 00-89] to eliminate parking meter zones and change to time limit parking zones, to be noticed by posted signs. Attached please find a copy of letter dated October 25, 2002 that was dropped off at the office, stating their agreement to withdraw the said resolution. Thank you for your attention on this matter. Please contact me at 961-8264 if you have any questions. Warmest Aloha! Comm. No. File No, Ref. To: Ref. Date;Q D 0 -%Y Y HILO DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 329 Kamehameha Avenue - Hilo, Hawaii 96720 - Telephone (808) 935-8850 - www.DowntownHilo.com DIRECTORS Stewart Hussey October 25, 2002 President Steven Handy Vice President Mr. Dominic Yagong Donna Saiki Council Member Secretary Beth Egna Office of the County Council Treasurer County of Hawaii Robert Alder 25 Aupuni St. Tom Brown Hilo, HI 96720 Nancy Cabral Bruce Hansen Re: County Council Resolution Number 86-99 Jeffrey Merrnet David Palmer Diana Van De Car Thank you for your recent letter concerning County Council Resolution Number 86- 99, which proposes to authorize an acceptance of a $500 monetary contribution from the Hilo Downtown Improvement Association (HDIA) towards the removal of parking meters in the downtown area. Please withdraw the resolution from the Finance Committee. As an update, in a very recent meeting with Mayor Kim, we discussed our parking meter removal objectives. The Mayor wished to appoint someone from the Administration to begin working with us immediately to determine how we can meet our parking meter objectives along with conducting an overall downtown traffic flow and parking inventory review. We hope to reach mutual agreement soon as to how to proceed on the meters, including increased parking capacity. We appreciate your support in the past and wish you well in your future endeavors. Sincerely, Stew Hussey President