HomeMy WebLinkAboutREP FC 056 09/28/1978 1976-1980 REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
September 28, 1978
Chairman and Members
Hawaii County Council
Hilo, Hawaii
Your Committee on Finance to which was referred:
Comm. 930: SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
(Res. - 315 ) POLICE DEPARTMENT
From Edward L. Silva, Director of Personnel Services,
dated September 14, 1978, submitting for adoption,
a resolution to amend the Salary Ordinance as a
result of a classification study completed by
their office, which was duly authorized by the
Police Department and the Administrative Review
Committee in accordance with Section 4-5 (c) of
the County Charter. The reallocation of the
position of Detective SR-21 to Police Sergeant
SR-21 is to increase patrol supervisory capacity;
recommends the Council approve the reallocation of the the position
of Detective SR-21 to Police Sergeant SR-21 in the Police Depart-
ment and the accompanying Resolution No. 315 be adopted to
accomplish this purpose.
HAWAII- COUNTY COUNCIL - HILO, HAWAII
COMMITTEE ON
I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Committee Reportxi&s
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REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
September 28, 1978
Chairman and Members
Hawaii County Council
Hilo, Hawaii
Your Committee on Finance to which was referred:
4Lu Comm. 932 : LOWERING OF, TAX RATE FOR SMALL TRUCKS AND
(Bill 423 ) OTHER NON-COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
From Mayor Herbert T. Matayoshi dated September 15,
1978, submitting for adoption, an ordinance bill
which lowers the tax rate for small trucks and other
non-commercial vehicles, provided by Act 69 ,
SLH 1978. Under Act 69, trucks or non-commercial
motor vehicles having a net weight of 6500 pounds
or less and not used for compensation or com-
mercial purpose shall be taxed at the passenger
vehicle rate (1/2 cent per pound) instead of the
higher truck rate (one cent per pound) .
Informs the ordinance will not have retroactive
effect, but they estimate the current year ' s
highway fund revenues from motor vehicle weight
taxes will be reduced by some $240,000 if 75 percent
conversion to low rates will be made next year
during the renewal period;
recommends Council receive and file the communication and approve
and adopt Bill 423, relating to County vehicle taxes and fees,
on first reading.
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