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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP RTC 077 10/14/1976 1972-1976 • RECREATION AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Report No , 77 Hawaii County Council Hilo, Hawaii The following are the recommendations of the Recreation and Transportation Committee which were considered at its meeting of October 14, 1976. COMMUNICATIONS No. 556. 19 : HILO BAY STUDY From U. S. Representative Spark Matsunaga dated September .30, 1976 informing that a comprehensive study of the Hilo Bay Area by the Corps of Engineers has been included in the 1976 Omnibus Rivers and Harbors Bill (H.R. 15636) which is expected to be passed by Congress before adjournment. Receive and file. No. 1009. 18 : LAUPAHOEHOE POINT WADING POND From Parks and Recreation Director Milton T. Hakoda dated September 22, 1976 informing that their application for the surplus Federal property has been approved, effective October 1, 1976. Therefore, they have requested that the pending permit application with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers be re-activated; upon approval of permit, the pro the ect will then be advertised and bids project solicited. Receive and file. , 4,2Le- No. 1187. 3: WALTER VICTOR PAVILION - HILO, HAWAII From Parks and Recreation Director Milton T. Hakoda dated September 13, 1976 informing that they have had numerous requests from the public, including Walter Victor' s widow, to rename the subject facility from Walter Victor Pavilion to Walter C. K. Victor Baseball Complex, and requests formal action by the Council to make the change. • Approve request to rename the facility from Walter Victor Pavilion to Walter C.K. Victor Baseball Complex and refer to Corporation Counsel to prepare. appro- priate resolution. ReportNo. _ ADOPTED: October 20, 1976 File No. M. B. No. a �_'/ Date: O C T�2 0 T 9 ' 110 RTC-77 - 2 - October 14, 1976 'No. 1794. 6: HAWAII COUNTY TRANSIT SYSTEM - AUGUST OPERATING REPORT From Mayor Matayoshi dated September 23, 19/6 transmitting for information the Hawaii County Mass Transportation Agency Systems Operating Report for the month of August, 1976. Receive and file. �No. 1952. 3: TRAFFIC CODE AMENDMENT - OVERTAKING AND PASSING OF SCHOOL BUSES From William A. Waters, District Superintendent, Depart- ment of Education, dated September 17, 1976 expressing appreciation to the Council for adopting Ordinance 221 and informs of their program to disseminate information to the general public and explain ramifications of the new ordinance as it relates to the responsibility of the driver, the student and the police department; also informs of a new program whereby each bus used for the transportation of students to and from schools is properly registered and certified according to provisions of Rule 48 of the Department of Education. Receive and file. 'No. 1995 : TRAFFIC PROBLEM - SPEEDING From Councilman Kawahara dated August 30, 1976, request- ing action and relief regarding complaints of speeding in the Kona area. The-many wrecks seen along the roads are proof that something must be done. 1995. 1: From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated September 24, 1976, informing that the Kona police have been instructed to step up their enforcement efforts to combat speeding in the district. Receive and file. �No. 2020: ILLEGALLY PARKED CARS From Councilman William S. Kawahara dated September 17, 1976 informing that there had been many reports of ille- gally and dangerously parked cars on County roads. Par- ticularly dangerous are cars parked on the roadside partly on the pavement. Feels that immediate steps should be taken on a county-wide basis to eliminate this unnecessary and dangerous problem. 2020. 1 : From Martin K. L. Kaaua, Acting Chief of Police, dated September 24, 1976 responding to C-2020. Informs they are constantly concerned with all parking violations OP RTC-77 - 3 - October 14, 1976 C-2020. 1: and routinely take appropriate action as part of their (con"t. ) normal work day; in the event they have been remiss in their traffic enforcement effort, they would appreciate being advised of such and would welcome any specific information as to where these violations are occurring. Receive and file. �No. 2021 : NIGHT LIGHTING FOR KONA AIRPORT From Councilman William S. Kawahara dated September 1, 1976 reporting that there is an urgent need for lighting of the ball diamonds at the Kona Airport Park for night- time activities, also that every effort be made for instant landscaping with shade trees to protect parti- cipants and spectators from the sun. It is the feeling of the community that the airport parcel should be developed and maintained by the County only. 2021. 1: From Milton T. Hakoda, Parks & Recreation Director, dated October 6, 1976, responding to C-2021. Receive and file. D �O- No. 2047 : TRAFFIC CODE AMENDMENT From Chief Engineer Edward Harada dated September 17 , 1976 requesting amendment to the Traffic Code to restrict left-turning movements from Route 19 onto Church Road in Waimea to eliminate the hazards covered by left-turning vehicles. Approve request and refer to Corporation Counsel to prepare proper amendment. ma,- No. 2048: TRAFFIC CODE AMENDMENT From Chief Engineer Edward Harada dated September 17, 1976 requesting amendment to the Traffic Code to esta- blish a 35 m.p.h. speed limit for Wright Road in the Volcano area, Puna District. Approve request and refer to Corporation Counsel to prepare proper amendment. 4Z., RECOMMENDATION /uci ,pec„ No. 1: SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (CrY/r/% Recommend that the State Government Organization Com- mission study the possible merger of Hawaii County Transit System with the State school bus transportation system and submit its recommendations to the Hawaii County Council. <Ac4- - gy (Kawahara/Hisaoka) . � i • • RTC-77 - 4 - October 14, 1976 111110 ' NM7a A NTE K. CARPEN ER, ' HA'` A N gtiir 4416 LL 'A S. AH A R A CE CHA• R'/A �J. I II H SAOKA,i(A/ .1.*** ER SER E K. LAI, ANDREW C. LEVIN, MEMBER 110 i . 0-GL'/c IA. PHI/ R. YADAO9 ' EMBER