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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0421.021 2008-2010 Mailing Address: (Former County Building) 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 RODNEY OSHIRO Deputy County Clerk KENNETH G. GOODENOW County Clerk County of Hawai 'i Office of the County Clerk Business Address: 333 Kflauea Avenue, Second Floor Ben Franklin Building Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 Telephone: (808) 961-8255 Facsimile: (808) 961-8912 TO: J Yoshimoto, Chair and Members of the Hawai'i County Council ~ 0(') ~O "'-1<:': ~;;:~ C)_::~/ -nO ;:r: r-,. ~'fJJ ;f~:;.. jSiA ::;,: ~ ~ ~ c::::, c::t ::;0 m 1""'"", , ," J:;)/~ ~"'" ",....'" -..", [11 o November 4,2009 -c:: FROM: Kenneth Goodenow, County Clerk -0 ~ -l: en c..e RE: Proposed amendments to Resolution No. 206-09, Draft 4 Please find attached proposed amendments to Resolution No. 206-09, Draft 4, which are a product of amendments contained within Communication No. 421.19, as amended by the Priority Ranking Form results, as further revised by council deliberation to resolve two instances of duplicate scores. The order of projects as enumerated in the fifth WHEREAS clause of Resolution No. 206-09, Draft 4, has been revised to reflect the final results ofthe Priority Ranking Form submissions by the council, as revised. Exhibit A has also been revised to reflect the council's ultimate ranking of the Capital Improvement Projects, as determined by the initial results ofthe Priority Ranking Forms and then revised for consideration of duplicate scores. The completed Priority Ranking Forms and scoring sheet are also attached. KG Att. Comm. No., &.\ U. 2..1 Ref. To:Pf~&;;:LlfGd ~I.i~,., Ref. qats NOV 0 4 20Q~ Serving the Interests of the People of Our Island Hawai'i County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer A RESOLUTION URGING THE HAWAI'I STATE LEGISLATURE TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE STATE FUNDING FOR THE HIGHEST PRIORITY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN THE COUNTY OF HAWAI'I. WHEREAS, the statewide unemployment rate for May 2009 was 7.4 percent with Hawai'i County's unemployment the highest at 10.4 percent; and WHEREAS, funding capital improvement projects will help to stimulate the Big Island economy at a time when it is most needed; and WHEREAS, the Hawai'i County Council has created a list of capital improvement projects throughout the Big Island that are in need of funding; and WHEREAS, the Hawai'i County Council feels that the most effective way to gain the support of our Legislators is to submit one priority list as a unified Council rather than nine separate lists from each district; and WHEREAS, the capital improvement projects are ranked by priority as follows: 1. Puna Makai Alternate Route 2. Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement 3. Nii.'iilehu Fire Station 4. South Kona Police Station 5. Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.) 6. Kapi'olani Street Extension 7. Waimea District Park 8. Kama'ili Road Paving Project; and WHEREAS, this priority list, as shown in detail in "Exhibit A," will be sent to our Legislators for the 2010 Legislative Session; and WHEREAS, each Council Member is responsible for providing documentation (e.g., plans and designs, maps, costs, etc.) of their district project upon request by our State Legislative delegation; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAW AI'I that the Hawai'i County Council respectfully requests the Hawai'i State Legislature to support and provide State funding for the priority projects listed above. BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that the County Clerk shall forward a copy of this resolution to the Honorable Senate President Colleen Hanabusa, the Honorable Senate Vice President Russell S. Kokubun, the Honorable House Speaker Calvin K.Y. Say, the Honorable Ways and Means Committee Chair Donna Mercado Kim, the Honorable Finance Committee Chair Marcus R. Oshiro, the Honorable Senator Josh Green, the Honorable Senator Dwight Y. Takamine, the Honorable Representative Jerry L. Chang, the Honorable Representative Denny Coffman, the Honorable Representative Cindy Evans, the Honorable Representative Faye Hanohano, the Honorable Representative Robert N. Herkes, the Honorable Representative Mark Nakashima, the Honorable Representative Clift Tsuji, and the Honorable Mayor William P. Kenoi. EXHIBIT A Request for State Funding for Hawai'i County's Highest Priority Capital Improvement Projects ;Submitted By' Benefits Cost Distr.ct(s) J Yoshimoto Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To 3,4 & 5 $1.5 million conduct an Environmental Impact Statement (planning) and Preliminary Engineering Report (EIS/PER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. Dominic Yagong Laupahoehoe Point Access Road 3-6-02 & 04 1 $4 million Improvement Guy Enriques Na'alehu Fire Station 3-1-6: 97 & 99 6 $7.3 million Brenda Ford South Kona Police Station 8-2-001 :72 7 $5.085 M ($3.685 M const.) Dennis "Fresh" Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani 2-4-15 & 19 3&4 $4 million Onishi St. to Pohakulani St.) Donald Ikeda Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is 2-4-001 : por. 2&4 $7 million expanding its campus along an area 024; 2-4- designated as the Kapi'olani Street 056:017 & por. Extension. This roadway will serve as a 014 connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai' i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. 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Q) > o .0 ltl Q) .c: - - (/) ~ (j) -.0 ~E "- Q) ~::::: u- >- "0 .oC: Q) ::s '- 0 1?o o Q) "0:5 - >- -goO c: (/) o)::s "Iii 0 (j); -g2 ::s c: Q) Q) :5 [l '- aia. ~ gJ &$ D ~()" - oq PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 Ranking: .~, /.';Oj~CI D"c,'\P:{;;ni'l~T .. 4 Na'alehu Fire Station: South Kona Police' Station: ~ S Waimea District Park: "\ Kapi' olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. l (p Kama'ili Road Paving ~ Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: L Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EISIPER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. Q () V'A ,>I\l <-/ ll-l Y'''--S PRINT NAME' / Tax Map: .' Key(s)., " 3-1-6: 97 & 99 8-2-001 :72 varIes 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 Benefi,ts' DistriCt(~) 6 7 9 2&4 5 3&4 1 3,4 & 5 ; Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) . $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) '\ ~~~ / SIGNATURE V Y Rts 0 2,00 - oq Ranking: AI 5 7 3 t 2.. b I PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 '. /:: "Project DescriptiOli ':'~':.:::tF~~,..~t ...., Tax Map. '.... ~~. ~'::, :;' '. . ,':.:. .:\/:;?~:~~' ,f.;~Z~::'~' ::'.: Key(s}-, Nli'lilehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 South Kona Police' Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamanli elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EISIPER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Niinliwale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. 2J&J" A-Id ZA.~ PRINT NAME .' , Beneqts' " Cost " DistriCt(~) . .' ; 6 $7.3 million 7 $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) 9 2&4 $7 million 8-2-001 :72 varIes 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 5 $6 + million 3&4 $4 million 1 $4 million 3, 4 & 5 $1.5 million (planning) ~~~~~ SIGNATURE RLs D ~O" - oq Ranking: .. Z 3 0 s <D t .:} \ PRIORITY RANKING FORM . . "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 '",,": /~Oj~ctDes~~\P:;~;;('l~T ( T~~~~" ., Na'alehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 South Kona Police' Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EIS/PER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. J UoslA'\Vl~+O PRINT NAME 8-2-001 :72 varIes 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 . "Bencfi,ts DistriCt(~) 6 7 9 2&4 5 3&4 1 3, 4 & 5 : Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) A~(Q SIGNA RE RLS D UJ(, - oq PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 Ranking: ," "'>:,.:~: ,':'~roject Descrip~!~n"'.f:.;::1~;:~~"~~r~' '::"., Tax Map""" , , ~"~.: :;'" ',::.:: ,:~,:/:;?:::~' il~s<.~-' ':'.: Key(s)., "" Na'alehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 Benefi,ts" DistriCt(~) 6 (p 7 ro 8-2-001 :72 7 South Kona Police' Station: vanes 9 Waimea District Park: \ Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi' olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. 2&4 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 c; ~ ffJ Kama'ili Road Paving Various Puna 5 Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): 2-4-15 & 19 3&4 Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: 3-6-02 & 04 1 4 Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EISIPER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. 3,4 & 5 ~MS H. OV\lsW PRINT NAME -~ SIGNATURE ; Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) &$ D 'If)(, - oq Ranking: .~ Lr- 1(; ~ :;- 7 ~3 t- ~RIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 . ..' .~. ,.-Project Description,::(;':;:1i~<'''',F'; . Tax Map' .' . .. ,..~, ~~. ",. :>, ") ,:~:\;::;?~:~:. ~~~~~~~:~ ":,: Key(s}, Na'iilehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 South Kona Police. Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EISIPER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. G~ Wn1tA~ PRINJ: LA..ME -- 8-2-001:72 varIes 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 Benefits Distriet(~l 6 7 9 2&4 5 3&4 1 3, 4 & 5 .; Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) ~~/?1~7d~ RLs () 2-D (, - oq PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 . ..~,: /r:'j~ct Des~jPt;HL1~T; T~~~)P" " Na'alehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 Ranking: .. .3 I .5 1 South Kona Police' Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. ~ 8 Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): :J- Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: ~ Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EISIPER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. 7/1? ~-U b il Fe 'It. 0 PRINT NAME 8-2-001 :72 varIes 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por. 014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 . Benefi,ts Dist~ict(~) 6 7 9 2&4 5 3&4 1 3,4 & 5 : Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) ~-tl'-~ SIGNATURE RLs D Zf)~ - oq Ranking: 3 b 1 t ;A / PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 ,', -':_" -:~: ,,:-Project Descripti~n,::~'L:::1i$'~'~F >~: Tax Map: .:; ",:- ,,' " .~'" . ,., :' '.:':>,.::'-" :l,>~~.- :,,::- Key(s) - ,', . .' .~; . ' . ..~~ ",.' .~~~:; :~~,:~~... ~ I'" .?:l:i:'~~~ ~'- . : ~~.; .: I ' Na'alehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 South Kona Police' Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements Clwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EIS/PER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. ~(i;e-et{/Nc/J /p TAME . BencQts . District(~) 6 8-2-001':72 7 varIes 9 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 2&4 Various Puna 5 2-4-15 & 19 3&4 3-6-02 & 04 1 3, 4 & 5 .; Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost.) $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) RLS D lofv - oq PRIORITY RANKING FORM "Exhibit 2" as referenced in Communication No. 421.19 .. 2' /~Oj~~1 Des~.jP1b;,"lrr r T~:~i~". ..... Na'alehu Fire Station: 3-1-6: 97 & 99 Ranking: 3 2- South Kona Police' Station: Waimea District Park: Kapi'olani Street Extension: The UHH is expanding its campus along an area designated as the Kapi'olani Street Extension. This roadway will serve as a connector road for the university area and Mohouli Street. It will allow safe traverse to and from UHH, Hospice of Hawai'i, Kamana elderly housing project, residential areas, as well as child care, military and church facilities. 8 <0 ,7 5 Kama'ili Road Paving Kawailani Street Improvements ('Iwalani St. to Pohakulani St.): Laupahoehoe Point Access Road Improvement: I Puna Makai Alternate Route (PMAR): To conduct an Environmental Impact Statement and Preliminary Engineering Report (EIS/PER) to identify alignment and design criteria for PMAR between Nanawale Estates and Hilo with particular emphasis on identification. of a corridor alignment through Hawaiian Paradise Park that presents the least adverse impact on existing developed lots. PMAR will reduce the number of miles driven by commuters, provide an alternate and shorter evacuation route for Puna Makai, and help to reduce traffic congestion in the area. )Jerg I=IaFFMA,vD PRINT NAME 8-2-001 :72 Yarl~ ~.1-00l...02 2-4-001: por. 024; 2-4-056:017 & por.014 Various Puna 2-4-15 & 19 3-6-02 & 04 Benefi,ts . DistriCt(~) 6 7 9 2&4 5 3&4 1 3, 4 & 5 .; Cost $7.3 million $5.085 M ($3.685 M cost. $7 million $6 + million $4 million $4 million $1.5 million (planning) SIGNATUwE ',-