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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP PEDLC 088 10/04/1972 1969-1972 i PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE REPORT NO 88 Councilmen County of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii The following are the recommendations of the Planning, Economic Development and Legislative Committee which were considered at its meeting of October 4, 1972: COMMUNICATIONS No. 999.8: MASS TRANSIT SYSTEM Earl dated September 24, From Mary W. a p 1972, requesting that the Council use any available funds to implement the Voorhees ' plan for a mass transit system but further requests that the plan not be funded by a fuel tax, as suggested, but by general appropriation in the future, as specifically recommended by the administration on June 13th. 999.10: From James (Randy) Spalding, Candidate for State House of Representatives, 5th District, dated September 26, 1972 , requesting that Bill 920 be amended to provide an adequate transit system for rural areas of Hawaii, more specifically, South bj Kohala and North and South Kona. fj 999.11: From Henry K. Boshard, Chairman, West Hawaii Committee, dated September 21, 1972, requesting that an amendment t. be made to Bill 920 to provide an adequate trans- portation system for the 10,000 people of Kona. 999. 12: From Miss Kathryn Beveridge dated September 24, 1972, recommending that the Council set in motion the necessary legal steps to carry out the recommendation of the Voorhees ' study. Receive and file, and insure writers that the Council will review the transit system six to twelve months after it has been in operation. ADOPTED: October 11, 1972 ReportNo. File No. PE D.4 M. B. No. Date: OCT L11.972... 410 PEDLC-88 - 2 - October 4, 1972 2127: GOLDMAN & ASSOCIATES' PROPOSAL "ON THE INCREASED UTILIZATION OF PAPAYA FRUIT" From Lloyd Sadamoto, Acting Director of the Dept. of Research & Development, dated September 19, 1972, submitting comments and recommendations on the proposal by Goldman and Associates. Informs that they will submit the final recommendation with recommended cost figures shortly. Receive and file, and request the Research & Development Department keep the Council informed of developments in the research for the use of off grade papayas. (_ No. 2128: REZONING REQUEST - HILARION PALACOL KAIEIE, SOUTH HILO (TMK: 2-7-5: 14) From Planning Commission dated September 13, 1972, transmitting for adoption Bill 927 to change the district classification from an Agriciltural (A-10a) to an Agricultural (A-5a) zoned district at Kaieie Homesteads, Kaieie, South Hilo. Approve and recommend passage of Bill 927 on first reading. Arc ?- No. 2134: REZONING REQUEST - K. OUE, LTD. IHAUEUE 1st, NORTH KONA (TMK: 7-9-10:4) From Planning Commission dated September 19, 1972, transmitting for adoption Bill 929 to change the district classification from an Agricultural (A-5a) to an Agricultural (A-la) zoned district at Kahaueue 1st, North Kona. Approve and recommend passage of Bill 929 on first reading. • PEDLC-88 - 3 - October 4, 1972 No. 2135: REZONING REQUEST - KIKUYOSHI NAKAYAMA WAIAKEA HOUSELOTS , SOUTH HILO (TMK: 2-2-35: 69) From Planning Commission dated September 29, 1972, transmitting for adoption Bill 930 to change the district classification from an Open (0) to a Limited Industrial (ML-20) zoned district at Waiakea Houselots, South Hilo. Approve and recommend passage of Bill 930 . on first reading. No. 2136: REZONING REQUEST - RICHARD SMART WAIKOLOA, SOUTH KOHALA (TMK: 6-7-02:portion of 17) From Planning Commission dated September 29, 1972, transmitting for adoption Bill 931 to change the district classification from aLimited Industrial (ML-20) to a Village Commercial (CV-7. 5) zoned district at Waikoloa, South Kohala. Approve and recommend passage of Bill 931 on first reading. (Absent and Excused) ROBERT M. Y' ':IS7 CHAIRMAN SHERWOOD R. H. GREENWELL, MEMBER 4sL )tr AL. ,,i5k FRANK • -- UZ III, VICE cFIR. IKUO HISAOKA, MEMBER •. 41kmuLA-. /2 ?, RI RD G. EDW PS, MEMBER Jol 'H E R. YADAO/ EMBER I • .110 111 PLANNING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Report No. 88 AMENDMENT 4 Comm. 999.8: MASS TRANSIT SYSTEM From Mary W. Earl dated September 24, 1972, requesting that the Council use any available funds to implement the Voorhees' plan for a mass transit system but further requests that the plan not be funded by a fuel tax, as suggested, but by general appropriation in the future, as specifically recommended by the administration on June 13th. ,6_, 999.10: From James (Randy) Spalding, Candidate for State House of Representatives, 5th District, dated September 26, 1972, requesting that Bill 920 be amended to provide an adequate transit system for rural areas of Hawaii, more specifically, South Kohala and North and South Kona. kr 1999.11: From Henry K. Boshard, Chairman, West Hawaii Committee, dated September 21, 1972, requesting that an amendment be made to • Bill 920 to provide an adequate transportation system for the 10,000 people of Kona. Au- 1999.12: From Miss Kathyrn Beveridge dated September 24, 1972, recommending that the Council set in motion the necessary legal stepscarry to out the recommendation of the Voorhees' study. Receive and file, and assure writers that the Council will review the transit system six to twelve months after it has been in operation.