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Home My WebLink AboutCOM 1017.001 2016-2018 Harry Kim .o;Nsv of N4:, Michael Yee Mayor • •. --^ ,\\�•. ' Director • -_-_ s•� Daryn Arai Deputy Director f % West Hawai`i Office East Hawai`i Office 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Hwy101 Pauahi Street,Suite 3 Kailua-Kona,Hawai`i 96740 County of I3awaii Hilo,Hawai`i 96720 Phone(808)323-4770 Phone(808)961-8288 Fax(808)327-3563 PLANNING DEPARTMENT Fax(808)961-8742 _ .C7 cca D n DATE: August 7, 2018 -11 CI TO: Valerie T. Poindexter, Council Chairwoman ter" >rn And Members of the Hawaii County Council 740 — FROM: Michael Yee, Planning Director SUBJECT: Submitting PowerPoint Material Regarding Communication No. 1017 Attached, please find PowerPoint Material that will be presented regarding Communication No. 1017 during the August 7, 2018, Committee on Governmental Relations and Economic Development Committee meeting. Thank you! Comm. No. 1 011. I Ref.To: P/C7 RiDC-' Ref. Date AUG 0 7 2018 www.hiplannindeplcoin Hawaii County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer planningahawaiicounty.Qov Kilauea Eruption Recovery Update August 7, 2018 Dvprv-ip-w of P I M PACTS RECOVERY PLANNING CONVENE PARTNERS FOR JOINT EFFORT POTENTIAL COUNTY COUNCIL ACTION E Choice Leveraged Opportunities Timeliness Community Engagement Prudence Collaboration Mitigation IMPACTS Kilauea Lava Eruption Impact The recent Kilauea eruption has resulted in unprecedented changes to Hawaii Island's landscape and communities island -wide. Kapoho Bay Before and After Communities Destroyed & Disrupted • Harmful ash, "Pele's Hair", and water contamination • Potentially hazardous levels of volcanic gasses • Fear, anxiety and stress-related responses to volcanic activity, and loss 0 Housing • 700+ homes destroyed resulting in displacement and necessity for shelters • Neighborhoods and homes made inaccessible due to lava inundation and road closures Economic • Disruption of visitor services resulting in lost revenue, business closures, and reduced earnings for tourism workers • Limited ability to recover due to pre-existing economic factors Natural & Cultural Resources • Destruction or isolation of agricultural businesses • Loss of marine resources ,, u previously utilized for subsistence A11014, Kilauea Lava Eruption Impact • 700+ homes destroyed • 900+ jobs lost • 1,700 agricultural acres affected • 90+ vacation rentals lost • $35 million economic loss and growing • FEMA verified loss of of $100 million 13 lvu e s 0 0.4750.95 1.9 2.85 3.8 Legend co.co.Fl>:sWre$ A N A Y Source, CONFIRMED Parcek immFaCetl d Panels r/—yo `— -' Esri,HERE, CeLcrme, M. pmyl nCie,® OpenSUeeTl pcc�G�..l CQCE.R°'lbds rnmmunity Milo C3.Co.R-1 C� O O,. f 4-Rf] a ,sem r r T a LEiIFN AvIE F fu]4 th AM ST - la 13 lvu e s 0 0.4750.95 1.9 2.85 3.8 Legend co.co.Fl>:sWre$ A N A Y Source, CONFIRMED Parcek immFaCetl d Panels r/—yo `— -' Esri,HERE, CeLcrme, M. pmyl nCie,® OpenSUeeTl pcc�G�..l CQCE.R°'lbds rnmmunity Milo C3.Co.R-1 C� I M PACTS RECOVERY PLANNING Recovery Priorities • Police, Fire and National Guard presence in affected areas • Monitor SO2 Levels • Maintain road accessibility and reduce/mitigate road hazards • Reduce shelter population • Address need for transitional housing (up to 18 months) • Optimize resources from FEMA Direct Housing Assistance Team • Visitor industry • Agricultural operations • Commercial businesses, employment • Infrastructure and public facilities • Natural & cultural resources • Health & Social Services • • Community Planning islative Package Housing Natural & Cultural Resources Economic Development F I M PACTS RECOVERY PLANNING CONVENE PARTNERS FOR JOINT EFFORT Joint Effort - Funding Sources • Special Appropriation • Hawaii Tourism Authority • Initial $12 mil • Disaster and Emergency Ft • Improvemenl • Special Appropriation • FEMA • HUD-CDBG/S 108 • USDA • EDA Legislative Package Funding Request ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 3% INFRASTRUCTURE& PUBLIC FACILITIES 21% IMPACTEDAREA PLAN 29% HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES 1% RESPONSE 22% HOUSING 23% REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY 1% SoL,rms & Uses Fra�a�s Recovery Tasks Planning & Implementation Leg 6fsRive Pa002go t FinandrQ Grg ntuan pp li ai:ic ris T rgr�iti�rtg l '3 �'d WCi�.RF AQ-cy Eawanio Farndon i4bbdi2abO t �w�'irrs� *. a�fr4ic�9�MfKit '. ADU kWEnIEWY Sacfian9 indusry Recovery Tasks Planning & Implementation Recovery Tasks Planning & Implementation µ � n i 80 ng I AD -. AQ A11,01M14 on Emow is - 'i 5oor i n ha rcenvrts NtbAcation Aoq Loi!O Wm Via. I M PACTS RECOVERY PLANNING CONVENE PARTNERS FOR JOINT EFFORT POTENTIAL COUNTY COUNCIL ACTIONS Potential County Council Actions • Provide feedback for legislative Input package by August 14, 2018 • Consider joint resolution on Resolution Redevelopment Agency legislative package • Establish a redevelopment agency F w , sr -ifI Arn . ' JSP• j, f r . * ' wdL Ji air 0 #� Iffy F sw, 10, uz M *N•.w� '�" '�' '^A' h tr,, „r,' . ,j' r,�•'• w r dsb a r TM A 2 Y d' M I Ail