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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP PWC 124 11/10/1986 1984-1988 '- REPORT OF THE COM MITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS . November 10 , 1986 Chairman and Members Hawaii County Council Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Your Committee on Public Works recommends the adoption of the attached Subcommittee on Beautification Report . l�. M LE K. LAI, C RWOMAN J7 40E4.4....... L.LI vii_ RUSSELL S. KOKUBUN, VICE 147604 CHAIRMAN FRANK DE LUZ III, MEMBER J � 4 flUh4#- CI, t.3 k---°'" TAKASHI DOMINGO, MEMBER ROBERT N. HERKES, MEMBER LA/GM PLC REPORT No , 124 ADOPTED: DEC 31986 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS SUBCOMMITTEE ON BEAUTTFICpTION DATE: November 10, 1986 PLACE: Councilroom TIME: 10:00 a.m. Miss Merle K. Lai , Chairwoman Committee on Public Works Hawaii County Council Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Your Subcommittee on Beautification, to which was rereferred !Bill 218 relating to the regulation of signs in Kailua Village, reports as follows: The purpose of Bill 218 is to provide for more control over the use of temporary signs in the Kailua Village. It is intended with the passage of this bill, that temporary signs be displayed for a period not to exceed thirty calendar days in a calendar year . Bill 218 also provides for a permit process for temporary signs and its regulation. Bill 218 establishes a permit fee of $10 for temporary sign permit applications and increases the existing sign permit application fees to $20. On August 12, 1986, Bill 218 was favorably reported out of this subcommittee and was submitted for adoption by the County Council with Public Works Committee Report 99. Bill 218 was passed on first reading on August 20, 1986, by the County Council and referred back to Committee pending review by the Kailua Village Special District and Urban Review Commission and the Planning Department . Your Subcommittee on Beautification finds per Communication 671. 2, that the Kailua Village Special District and Urban Review Commission has a favorable recommendation of Bill 218. Your Committee also believes that the comments of the Planning Director are resolvable . Your Subcommittee on Beautification, therefore, recommends adoption of Bill 218 on second and final reading by the County Council . ROBERT N. HERKES, CHA RMAN M° ' E K. LAI, MBER RUSSELL S. KOKUBUN, MEMBER LA/GM