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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0870.003 2010-2012 Page 1 of 3 From:Toe Kaipo Date:10/12/2012 12:00:33 PM To:robynCdelohabroadband.com Subject:Attn:David Please review. Also there is a community meeting scheduled Monday,October 12, 2012 @ 4:00 pm at Bouganvillea Bed&Breakfast in Ranchos. Mahalo, Joe Kaipo Attachments Preview: Upload all photos to Facebook 001.jpg(Resized to 52%,Show actual size) Email this photo I Upload photo to Facebook Comm. No 0 (0, Ref. To: P/ 65 C..— Ref. Date OCT 16 2012 10/12/2012 Page 2 of 3 0*watek i • • la 0 • t' % (A DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY • COUNTY OF HAWAII 4.- 3 4 5 KEKCJANAO'A STREET, SUITE 20 • HILO, HAWAII 96720 TELEPHONE (808) 961-8050 • FAX (808) 961-8657 October 10, 2012 To Whom It May Concern: HOVE STANDPIPE SERVICE In response to community concerns regarding the"first-come-first served" standpipe application process, and in consideration of the limited capacity and capabilities of the HOVE water system, the Department of Water Supply(DWS) intends to revise the application process and reallocate existing accounts for HOVE standpipe water service. It is sincerely recognized that the HOVE water system, built with public funds,is of prime importance to a community that has never had a public potable water system. In consideration of the above, the DWS proposes a lottery system for the HOVE standpipe meters. DWS proposes to establish 4 meters for PUC-licensed water haulers, 4 meters for general use(agriculture,residential,industrial, etc.), 1 meter for community association purposes,and 1 meter for the County for emergency and other uses. The following steps are proposed: • The DWS and Water Board will listen to comments on the above proposal at the monthly Water Board meeting scheduled on October 23,2012, 10:00am,at the Hilo Baseyard Conference Room, 889 Leilani Street,Hilo. • Oral or written testimony and comments will also be received at 345 Kekuanaoa Street,Hilo, Hawaii 96720,and at telephone number(808)961-8050 • Conduct a community meeting in HOVE,date and time to be determined. Should there be any questions,please do not hesitate to call us. S. -4, yours, Li ill Quirin, Antonio,Jr.,P.E. ., , -Chief Engineer QA:dmj cc: Office of the Mayor Corporation Counsel 10/12/2012 Page 1 of 5 View Mail Reply Reply All Forward Delete j Move message to... Show Full Headers I Printer View j Add Sender To Address Book From: Joe Kaipo<lehuawater @hotmail.corn> SpamShield Pro Actions... To: "Martie& Don Nitsche (peaceful @interpac.net)" <peaceful @donobi.net> Subject: HOVE standpipe service Date: Fri 10/12/12 12:35 PM Here is a copy of what I received today. Attachment: S ave V- Name: 001.jpg Type: image/jpeg � ��r 1/.4) C / CF,014:k et 5 f1.71 .AA__ t4t ell- odzot-0-e--Q- a valzda-A-4 --Q-c2.4wkt; http://webmail.donobi.net/email/scripts/view.pl?EV 1=135007193 74906596 11/22/2004 Wit` a health, fitness, family, and fun for HMSA members I fall 2012 ! islandscene.com . n- . 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And just as water is the source of (4r4: / life, the HMSA Foundation has been a source of funding over the years to nurture projects that help communities grow. Last year, the HMSA Foundation proudly marked its 25th anniversary. Twenty-five years is about the time it takes for rainwater to seep through Hawai'i's porous lava rocks and into aquifers for drinking water. We are proud of what we have accom- plished during the last 25 years with the hundreds of worthy organizations that work hard to make our communities healthier and safer. Together, we have reduced the number of uninsured people in Hawai'i, placed more doctors in underserved commu- nities, and provided healthy opportunities for keiki to reduce the prevalence of obesity. In 2011, the HMSA Foundation awarded $1.2 million to support 39 programs in Hawai'i. We worked with the Aloha Medical Mission to continue providing dental care for children. We helped the Maldonado Airfare Fund bring keiki to O'ahu or take them to the Mainland for life-saving treatment and care. And we supported Hawai'i Meals on Wheels so our kupuna and homebound folks would not go hungry. We commend the hard work, commitment, and generosity of these organizations for making Hawai'i better for us all. You can read more about these and other grants in this annual report. i There's another Hawaiian saying: "Ua malo'o ka wai—The water is dried up." It reminds us not to waste our precious resources. The HMSA Foundation works closely • with our community partners to be careful stewards so our communities will grow and thrive for generations to come. N o f Just as we've done for the past 25 years, let's continue to travel together like water 3. flowing in one direction. 1 Mahalo, 0 D Robert P. Hiam n President 0 HMSA Foundation 3 1