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HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP PSC 002 01/05/1977 1976-1980 • COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICE REPORT No. 2 Chairman and Members of the Hawaii County Council Hilo, Hawaii The following are the recommendations of the Committee on Public Service which were considered at its meeting of January 5 , 1977 : COMMUNICATIONS No. 1998: SECURITY IN COUNTY PARKS, VANDALISM From Councilman Kawahara, dated August 30 , 1976, informing that there is a costly and disgraceful vandalism going on in many county parks and feels that steps must be taken to protect public property from these heavy and costly losses. `1998.1: From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated October 27, 1976 responding to C-1998. Receive and file. No. 2: SUPPORT OF HONOLULU SYMPHONY From Dr. and Mrs. Richard Adler dated November 15 , 1976 urging the Council to set aside a yearly grant to bring the Honolulu Symphony to Hawaii. Receive and file. �No. 3 : SUPPORT OF HONOLULU SYMPHONY From Verna Post, President, Hawaii Concert Society, dated November 26, 1976 informing of successful appearance of the Honolulu Symphony in schools, youth concerts, and an evening performance at Hilo College auditorium on November 9-10; and hopes that the enthusiasm of this year can be repeated another season when, hopefully, the Symphony will again visit the Island of Hawaii. Receive and file. 02 Report No. File No. ........ M. B. No. 9/ ADOPTED: January 17 , 1977 Date: JAN 17 1977 ® • PSC-2 - 2 - January 5 , 1977 No. 27: EMERGENCY CALL BOXES (C-2107) From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated December 14, 1976 responding to C-2107 requesting an evaluation and report regarding the installation of emergency call boxes along certain remote areas of our highways and beach parks not serviced by public telephones. Receive and file. 14o. 36: PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ZONES (C-1997 , 1997.1) From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated December 15 , 1976 informing that the request to reconsider pedestrian safety zones in the Kainaliu area has been referred to the Department of Public Works for reconsideration and consultation with the Kainaliu Businessmen Association. Receive and file. c_ No. 38: DOWNTOWN HILO - ONE-WAY TRAFFIC CIRCULATION PATTERN (Rec. 2/RTC-73) From Mino Shintani, Traffic Committee Chairman, Hilo Downtown Improvement Association, dated December 20 , 1976 reporting on their study in regard to Ordinance 142. Informs two surveys were conducted and in general, the survey result favor the-one-way pattern by 70. 2 percent and 29.8 percent against; and requests that the present one-way traffic pattern be made permanent and improvements be made to obtain a better traffic flow. Recommend that the present one-way circulation pattern be retained until final implementation of the Hilo Downtown Development Plan. 4„„e,- No. 43 : PROPOSED ORDINANCES REPEALING ARTICLES 3, 5 and 6 of (Bill Nos. CHAPTER 4, HAWAII COUNTY CODE 270, 271, From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated December 20 , 1976 272) transmitting proposed ordinances repealing Articles 3 , 5 and 6 of Chapter 4, Hawaii County Code. Informs after consulting with the heads of the various County and State Departments, the Family Court and the Chamber of Commerce, he has concluded that these ordinances are obsolete; therefore, asks repeal of such ordinances to modernize the County Code. Approve and recommend passage of Bill Nos. 270 , 271 and 272 on first reading. Y • • PSC-:2 - _3 - January 5 , 1977 No. 50 : NEW EMPHASIS IN RECREATION (C-1443) From Parks and Recreation Director Milton T. Hakoda dated December 21, 1976 responding to Councilman Kawahara' s communication relating to new emphasis in recreation. • Receive and file. • Motion 4: ENFORCEMENT OF 'CAMPING PERMIT RESTRICTIONS AT SPENCER PARK . Refer to the Committee on Public Services for examination and report, Councilman Sameshima' s concerns regarding the enforcement of the camping -permit restrictions at Spencer Park. (Kawahara/Yamashiro) Receive and file. /7.44-. TOMIO FUJII, CHAIRM lartfr • • I R. ti et-VPHEN K. YAMAS 'O, VICE CHAIRMAN • (SEP\ R. GARCIA, JR. , Mt E 11MERL K. LAI, MEMBE' MUNEO SAMESHIMA, MEMBER