HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN COUNCIL 2018-12-19 2018-2020 Hawaii County Council
2nd Session
West Hawaii Civic Center
74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Highway, Building A
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
December 19, 2018
INVOCATION: Pastor Eric Rasmussen of Bible First Mission Church gave the morning's
invocation.
CALL TO The regular meeting of the Hawaii County Council was called to order at
ORDER: 1:11 p.m., in the Council Chambers, Kailua-Kona, by Ms. Karen Eoff, Acting
Chair.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Mr. Aaron S. Y. Chung, Chair
Ms. Karen Eoff, Vice Chair
Ms. Maile Medeiros David, Member
Mr. Matt Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Member
Ms. Ashley L. Kierkiewicz, Member
Ms. Susan L. K. Lee Loy, Member
Ms. Valerie T. Poindexter, Member
Mr. Herbert M. "Tim" Richards, III, Member
Ms. Rebecca Villegas, Member
PLEDGE OF The Acting Chair directed the Council to the next order of business, Pledge of
ALLEGIANCE: Allegiance.
(At this time, Ms. David led the Council in the Pledge of
Allegiance.)
PETITIONS, The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
MEMORIALS, Petitions, Memorials, Certificates of Merit, and Expressions of Condolence.
CERTIFICATES
OF MERIT, AND (Note: At this time, Ms. David and Ms. Lee Loy presented a Certificate of Merit
EXPRESSIONS OF to Rhyan Faith Ano`i "Hunnay" DeMello for winning the 2018 E Malama Mau
CONDOLENCE: I Ka Hula Solo.)
Recess: At 1:22 p.m., the Acting Chair called for a recess.
Reconvene: The meeting reconvened at 1:25 p.m.
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STATEMENTS The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
FROM THE Statements from the Public on Agenda Items.
PUBLIC ON
AGENDA ITEMS: The following individuals registered to speak and came forward when called by
the Acting Chair:
Kathleen McGilvray: Res. 14-18 (Comm. 3), in support.
(representing YWCA of
Hawaii Island)
Michael D. DooLittle: Bill 213 (Comm. 1172), in support.
(representing Veterans
Advisory Committee)
Tina Clothier: Res. 16-18 (Comm. 5), in support.
(representing Peoples
Advocacy for Trails Hawaii)
APPROVAL The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
OF MINUTES: Approval of Minutes.
Vote on Approval of Ms. Poindexter moved to approve the Minutes of
Minutes: December 5, 2016. Seconded by Ms. David and carried by
(Approved) the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
Vote on Approval of Ms. David moved to approve the Minutes of November 2,
Minutes: 2018. Seconded by Ms. Poindexter and carried by the
(Approved) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
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COMMUNI- The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
CATIONS: Communications.
(There were none.)
Change Order As directed by the Acting Chair and with no objection from the Council
of Business: Members, the following item was taken out of order:
Bill 205: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 05-66, WHICH RECLASSIFIED LANDS FROM
(2016-2018) AGRICULTURAL—TWENTY ACRES (A-20a) TO AGRICULTURAL—TEN
ACRES (A-10a) AT KALOKO, NORTH KONA, HAWAII, COVERED BY
TAX MAP KEY: 7-3-027:007
(Applicant: Bruce B. A. and Austin K. P. Easley) (Area: 20.254 acres)
The Leeward Planning Commission forwards its favorable recommendation for
this request for a five-year time extension to comply with Condition D (secure
Final Subdivision Approval), which would allow the applicant to apply to
subdivide the property into two lots of approximately 10 acres in size. The lots
are intended to be used as residential/agricultural lots, with a dwelling on each
proposed lot. The property is located along the west side of Kaloko Drive
approximately 4,000 feet mauka from the Haleamau Street-Kaloko Drive
intersection.
Reference: Comm. 1153
Intr. by: Ms. Eoff(B/R)
Approve: PC-77
Motion to Approve: Mr. Richards moved to pass Bill 205 on first reading and
adopt Planning Committee Report No. 77. Seconded by
Ms. Lee Loy.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Council Members, Planning Consultant Bill Moore is in
Waimea if you have any questionsI mean, Greg Mooers. Sorry. I'll open it up
for discussion. Anybody have any comments or questions? Hearing none, then,
all in favor of Bill 205 please say "aye."
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Vote on Bill 205: The motion to pass Bill 205 on first reading and adopt
(Approved) Planning Committee Report No. 77 was carried by the
following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Motion carries and Bill 205 will go to second reading.
Return to Order The Acting Chair directed the Council to return to the order of business.
of Business:
ORDER OF The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
RESOLUTIONS: Order of Resolutions.
Res. 748-18: AUTHORIZES THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF LEILANI AVENUE
(2016-2018) PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 24, ARTICLE 7, DIVISION 3,
SECTION 24-153.3(B) OF THE HAWAII COUNTY CODE 1983
(2016 EDITION, AS AMENDED)
Authorizes the Mayor, in consultation with the Police Chief, the Civil Defense
Administrator, and the Public Works Director, to enter into an agreement with the
Leilani Community Association concerning the barricading of Leilani Avenue,
which may remain in effect during the period of the road's temporary closure to
the general public to prevent loitering and illegal trespassing onto private
property.
Reference: Comm. 1157
Intr. by: Ms. O'Hara
Negative: PWPRC-54 (Due to a vote of 7-noes,
1-absent)
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Can I have a motion to approve Resolution 748? So,just
to note, this did come to us with a negative recommendation from Committee.
Mr. Clerk, if there's no second, do we move on or do I need to ?
MR. HENRICKS: There was no motion made at all?
ACTING CHR. EOFF: There's no motion.
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Res. 748-18: MR. HENRICKS: So, if there is no motion then the resolution fails for lack of a
(Failed Due to Lack motion.
of a Motion)
(Note: Public Works and Parks and Recreation Committee Report No. 54 was
adopted.)
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, so we can just move on.
MR. HENRICKS: Yes.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you.
Res. 752-18: AUTHORIZES THE PAYMENT OF FUNDS OF A LATER FISCAL YEAR
(2016-2018) AND OF MORE THAN ONE FISCAL YEAR FOR A MULTI-YEAR LEASE
FOR ONE COMPACT TRACK LOADER WITH AN AUGER DRILL
HYDRAULIC HAMMER ATTACHMENT
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into a five-year lease agreement for the equipment
for the Parks and Recreation, Parks Maintenance Division, at an approximate cost
of$1,477 per month. The County will own the loader at the end of the lease.
Reference: Comm. 1163
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Approve: FC-153
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to adopt Res. 752-18 and Finance
Committee Report No. 153. Seconded by Ms. Poindexter.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Is there any discussion? Ms. David.
MS. DAVID: No, this was approved in Committee, seven "ayes." So, I ask for
your support.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. Any other questions? Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you, Chair. Do we have someone from Parks and Rec.
in Hilo maybe?
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Looks like we do.
(Note: At this time, Parks and Recreation Business Manager Reid Sewake
came forward to address the members of the Council.)
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Aloha. Could you please introduce yourself for the
record?
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MR. SEWAKE: Reid Sewake, Business Manager.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you, Chair. The question I had in looking at this, we
have this—and, Chair, a little latitude since we have another resolution coming
forth. Is this replacement the equipment or is this planning for doing something
new?
MR. SEWAKE: It is our replacement equipment. The current loader that we
have is inI believe it's at least ten years old and it's often, I guess, in need of
repair. So, the loader that we were thinking about purchasing or leasing, it has a
different track system. So, the type of work that our grounds maintenance
employees do, they're trying not to disturb the existing turf we have on our fields.
The track system actually doesn't damage the turf as much as the current
equipment we have, which has tires.
MR. RICHARDS: Okay. So, this is actually replacement equipment as opposed
to a new type of equipment.
MR. SEWAKE: Yeah, it's a replacement. Yeah.
MR. RICHARDS: Chair, a little latitude. Concerning the next resolution, I know
it's not read in but only bring him up once. The dozer, is that replacement
equipment or is that new equipment?
MR. SEWAKE: That dozer's actually new equipment. We currently lease a
dozer when we need it. So, the projected lease payments are actually less than
what we currently pay for a rental.
MR. RICHARDS: Okay. I'm just concerned, looking at both of these together,
they're about $50,000 a year for five years. So, make sure that we're spending
the County's money wisely. Thank you, I yield.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. Are there any other questions to ask
Mr. Sewake? Ms. David.
MS. DAVID: Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Sewake. I just have a question. This
is going to be leased. And it says, at the end of the five-year lease, the County
will own the equipment. Is there any other payment at the end of the lease that
we'll be responsible for or does this even it out entirely, like a last payment will
consist of a larger amount than the monthly payments?
MR. SEWAKE: No, the total purchase price is amortized over the five years. So,
as far as the end of the five years, we'll own the equipment.
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MS. DAVID: Okay. Good. Thank you.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. Seeing no further questions or
comments, all in favor please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 752-18: The motion to adopt Res. 752-18 and Finance Committee
(Adopted) Report No. 153 was carried by the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Resolution 752-18 is adopted.
Res. 753-18: AUTHORIZES THE PAYMENT OF FUNDS OF A LATER FISCAL YEAR
(2016-2018) AND OF MORE THAN ONE FISCAL YEAR FOR A MULTI-YEAR LEASE
FOR ONE CRAWLER DOZER
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into a five-year lease agreement for the equipment
for the Parks and Recreation, Parks Maintenance Division, at an approximate cost
of$2,654 per month. The County will own the dozer at the end of the lease.
Reference: Comm. 1164
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Approve: FC-154
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to adopt Res. 753-18 and Finance
Committee Report No. 154. Seconded by Ms. Villegas.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any comments?
MS. DAVID: Well, this was approved in Committee, and I just ask for your
continued support.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. All in favor,please say "aye."
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Vote on Res. 753-18: The motion to adopt Res. 753-18 and Finance Committee
(Adopted) Report No. 154 was carried by the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Resolution 753 is adopted.
Res. 13-18: TRANSFERS/APPROPRIATES AN APPROPRIATION OUT AND FROM A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT AND CREDITS SAME TO A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT TO PROVIDE A GRANT TO THE
WAIAKEA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION
FOR THE 2019 WAIAKEA HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT GRAD NIGHT
Transfers $1,000 from the Clerk-Council Services —Contingency Relief account
(Council District 3); and credits to the Department of Liquor Control, Public
Programs account.
Reference: Comm. 2
Intr. by: Ms. Lee Loy
Motion to Approve: Ms. Lee Loy moved to adopt Res. 13-18. Seconded by
Mr. Richards.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Comments, Ms. Lee Loy?
MS. LEE LOY: No,just asking for my colleagues' support. Thank you.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. All in favor, please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 13-18: The motion to adopt Res. 13-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
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ACTING CHR. EOFF: Motion carries. Resolution 14 is adopted. Resolution 15.
MR. HENRICKS: I think that was 13 and we're on to 14.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Oh, 13. Sorry. Now, Resolution 14.
Res. 14-18: TRANSFERS/APPROPRIATES AN APPROPRIATION OUT AND FROM A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT AND CREDITS SAME TO A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT TO PROVIDE A GRANT TO YWCA OF
HAWAII ISLAND TO REPAIR ITS FORENSIC CAMERA USED FOR ITS
SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
Transfers $1,334 from the Clerk-Council Services —Contingency Relief account
(Council District 8); and credits to the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, Other
Current Expenses account.
Reference: Comm. 3
Intr. by: Ms. Eoff
Motion to Approve: Ms. Kierkiewicz moved to adopt Res. 14-18. Seconded by
Mr. Richards.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: This is my contingency relief. I just want to say I'm
grateful I could pitch in along with Ms. David and Mr. Kanuha to be able to do
this, bring this camera to the program. So, I ask for your support. All in favor,
please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 14-18: The motion to adopt Res. 14-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Motion carries. Resolution 14 is adopted.
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Res. 15-18: TRANSFERS/APPROPRIATES AN APPROPRIATION OUT AND FROM A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT AND CREDITS SAME TO A
DESIGNATED FUND ACCOUNT TO PROVIDE A GRANT TO KEAUKAHA
SCHOOL FOUNDATION FOR KEAUKAHA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S
PRESCHOOL ACTIVITIES IN THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR
Transfers $2,430 from the Clerk-Council Services —Contingency Relief account
(Council District 3); and credits to the Department of Parks and Recreation,
Administration Other Current Expenses account.
Reference: Comm. 4
Intr. by: Ms. Lee Loy
Vote on Res. 15-18: Ms. Lee Loy moved to adopt Res. 15-18. Seconded by
(Adopted) Ms. Villegas and carried by the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Motion carries. Resolution 15 is adopted.
Res. 16-18: AUTHORIZES THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION TO
AWARD FUNDS TO PEOPLES ADVOCACY FOR TRAILS HAWAII
Awards a $30,000 grant to Peoples Advocacy for Trails Hawaii to expand the
bike-share program in Kona from three to six stations.
Reference: Comm. 5
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Waived: FC
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to adopt Res. 16-18. Seconded by
Ms. Villegas.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Comments?
MS. DAVID: Yes. A waiver was requested for this matter, and Mr. Sewake, I
believe, is still in Hilo. If Council Members have questions, I would think it'll be
good to know the urgency of this being waived out of Committee to Council. So,
if Mr. Sewake is still there or Brittany?
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(Note: At this time, Finance Director Deanna Sako and Parks and
Recreation Business Manager Reid Sewake came forward to address the
members of the Council.)
MS. SAKO: Good afternoon. Deanna Sako, Director of Finance, and
Reid Sewake's here also, Business Manager for Parks and Recreation. The
urgency was more that PATH (Peoples Advocacy for Trails Hawaii) is receiving
a grant, and these are the matching funds for the grant. But when we looked at
the Council calendar, there was no Committee meeting this week. So, we didn't
want to delay the funding to them so that they can take advantage of the grant
they received, too, by the bicycles and expand the program.
MS. DAVID: Thank you very much. That makes total sense. Thank you,
Director Sako. I yield and just ask for your support.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Any other comments? I'd just like to say
thank you to Tina Clothier for always advocating for PATH and for multi-modal
ways of transportation. Thank you, Tina. Okay, all in favor please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 16-18: The motion to adopt Res. 16-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Resolution 16 is adopted.
Res. 17-18: AUTHORIZES THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO A
MULTI-YEAR AGREEMENT WITH THE OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR,
STATE OF HAWAII
Authorizes a two-year agreement to conduct an audit of the schedule of changes in
fiduciary net position by employer and related notes to the schedule of the Hawaii
Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund and the examination report on census
data for the fiscal years ending June 30, 2018 and 2019.
Reference: Comm. 6
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Waived: FC
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Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to adopt Res. 17-18. Seconded by
Ms. Poindexter.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any comments, Ms. David?
MS. DAVID: Yes. This is another waiver request, and I understand that the
waiver was requested to enter the agreement as soon as possible. If anyone has
questions, this is regarding the employer-union health benefits matters. So, if we
have questions, I believe Director Sako is still in Hilo. Otherwise, I ask for your
support.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. Are there any comments or questions?
Seeing none, all in favor please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 17-18: The motion to adopt Res. 17-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Resolution 17 is adopted.
Res. 18-18: AUTHORIZES THE PAYMENT OF FUNDS OF A LATER FISCAL YEAR
AND OF MORE THAN ONE FISCAL YEAR FOR A MULTI-YEAR LEASE
OF TWO FIRE APPARATUS (FIRE TRUCKS) FOR THE HAWAII FIRE
DEPARTMENT
Authorizes the Mayor to enter into a five-year lease agreement at an estimated
monthly cost of$26,000. The equipment would become the property of the
department upon completion of the terms of the lease.
Reference: Comm. 7
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Waived: FC
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to adopt Res. 18-18. Seconded by
Ms. Lee Loy.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any comments or questions?
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MS. DAVID: Yes, I believe we have Chief Rosario here. Chief, would you like
to come up and give us a brief rundown of this resolution?
(Note: At this time, Fire Chief Darren Rosario came forward to address
the members of the Council.)
MR. ROSARIO: Good afternoon, Darren Rosario, Fire Chief. Thank you for the
opportunity. I just wanted to be able to explain this program to our new Council
Members as well as refresh our current career Council Members. So, about 2010,
I completed and applied a research paper for the National Fire Academy on how
we could replace our apparatus for Hawaii County. We don't have much money,
and our apparatus was becoming depleted and needed to be replaced. So, through
the research project, that was a six-month project, came up with a plan that was a
five-year lease purchase plan. So, instead of paying $700,000 for an apparatus
per year, we're going to a lease purchase payment plan and be able to purchase
five, I mean, two apparatus per year so that we could catch up.
When I was appointed in 2011, we had a couple of stations that were, on a few
occasions, didn't even have a fire pumper available because it was broken and
needed to be replaced. So, it was a critical need. So, we started this program.
Our first two trucks arrived in 2012. And through the program, which is up to
date, where we would normally if we had gotten approval for a new truck per
year, we'd have gotten five trucks right now. We're up to 15 apparatus. And also
7 apparatus, we also received through grant funding.
So, we've been doing both ways, asking for assistance through the County budget
as well as working really hard to get grant-funded trucks. On the grant side, it's
over $3 million so far, most of it through the Community Development Block
Grant program through our Office of Housing, which we're real grateful for.
On this program here, we've come to our five-year fruition of the program. We
had one year where it was not funded so we didn't purchase anything. So,
currently, we have about $1.1 million as far as the total for all of these apparatus.
If that remains, we're not asking for any more additional money. What's
happening is this year the payments for those first two trucks have already
dropped off So, if we maintain the funding that's there, utilize that funding and
transfer it over to these two trucks, we're not asking for any new money.
And what we're asking for is approval this year `cause the trucks take about
between 300 and 360 days to build. I've already provided the Purchasing
Department with the completed specifications for the truck. So, they're ready to
roll out the bid if approved. The apparatus will arrive a year from now. So, it
actually will be the next fiscal year. So, we're not asking for any money this year.
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And next year, I think in our budget we have the six months that's already in our
current budget to pay off the trucks there. At subsequent budget hearings, you'll
also hear the same pitch for the apparatus to complete.
We have 20 career stations. At each station, there's about three large apparatus to
conduct fire safety. So, a total of over almost 200 apparatus and support vehicles
for the Hawaii Fire Department. So, this program has really accelerated our
ability to provide frontline apparatus out to the communities.
These two trucks will replace a 23-year-old apparatus in Laupahoehoe as well as
an apparatus at the Kailua fire station that works hard every single day. So, it
started to get increased repair costs. It's still a very viable truck. But if we
replace it with a new solid truck and take the Kailua truck to a slower station, then
we can utilize the useful life out of it.
The National Fire Protection Agency requires trucks to be replaced between 15
and 20 years. And after 25 years of service, they should not even be used as a
spare truck. So, most of our apparatus have hit that 25 years of age, and
Laupahoehoe will roll out on that. It won't even be used as a spare truck, really,
because it will hit that 25 years of age. It's not a requirement because we haven't
adopted NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) as a required but it's
guidelines. And when you look at liability issues, it's always good if you follow
accepted national guidelines.
So, I'm asking for your folks' support. Once again, we're not asking for any
additional funds but just to keep the program intact and allow the frontend funds
to move now to the next phase of this cycle here. I appreciate any questions; feel
free to ask. Thank you.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Are there any questions? Okay,
Ms. Kierkiewicz.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: Hi, Chief. Nice to see you.
MR. ROSARIO: Hello.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: Thanks for being here. I have a few questions. I just want
to clarify. You mentioned that the Laupahoehoe apparatus is 23 years old. The
resolution says it's 21. Can you just clarify?
MR. ROSARIO: Sorry. It'll be 23 by the time we get the replacement trucks in.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: Okay. Are these some of the oldest trucks that we have in
the County?
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MR. ROSARIO: If we count the volunteer division of our department, I would
have to say no. In the volunteer department, we have some 30- and 40-year-old
trucks on the volunteer side. We're trying to clean up on the career side, the ones
that work every day. Laupahoehoe is the oldest truck followed by a pumper at
South Kohala, but we replaced that with a ladder apparatus. Waikoloa is being
replaced this year. That truck should be coming in in February. As well as
Keauhou is the next oldest truck. That's going to be replaced, arrival of a new
apparatus in February. So, Laupahoehoe is the oldest pumper right now.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: How many more years until the department is caught up
and has new trucks for all of HFD (Hawai`i Fire Department)?
MR. ROSARIO: If we get approved for the next two apparatus with the next
budget then we'd be caught up. And then in the next year, we'd start looking at
apparatus and we'll start earlier. When the County did allow us to purchase, the
Captain Cook truck and some of our heavy rescues and HAZMAT (hazardous
materials) trucks will be up for replacements.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: Okay. And then, last question is what happens to the spare
of these older trucks? Are they just used for parts?
MR. ROSARIO: So, we utilize the spares. Then, what happens is usually we put
that out for auction. Some of our apparatus have gone to other countries. Like,
years back, we sent a few ambulances and so forth to American Samoa after the
tidal wave and so forth.
MS. KIERKIEWICZ: Okay, thank you, Chief. Madam Chair, I yield my turn.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you. Our new freshman Councilwoman asked most of
my questions. So, thank you. Chief, so if I'm listening correctly, you said
20 stations with three major apparatus, so 60 units for big trucks throughout our
County. And your life expectancy for the trucks is, are you estimating 15 or
20 years? What were you targeting?
MR. ROSARIO: We actually—our members take very good care of the
apparatus. If you visit the Laupahoehoe station, you might actually honestly say,
"Why do we need a new truck," `cause it's well maintained, well taken care of.
It's just national standards, and the internal components of the truck are starting to
fail. The electrical and water leaks and so forth. So, we have averaged about a,
for Hawaii County, I would be comfortable at 18-20 years replacement, versus
the national standard at 10 years. The Honolulu Fire Department, in comparison,
and Maui start replacing their apparatus at about 13 years. But quite honestly,
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they're much financially more stable than our County. But they replace it earlier
according to the national standards. But for us, 18-20 years is a pretty good
number for our reliable apparatus.
MR. RICHARDS: Okay. Where I'm going with this is we've had the
conversation before. You've worked real hard at getting our equipment in a
scheduled replacement plan. If we have 20 units, excuse me, 20 stations with a
20-year cycle, about 3 units every year is what we should be looking at into the
future. Is that what I'm hearing?
MR. ROSARIO: Actually, two per year or if this plan stays put, initially on the
research paper, it was about $1.3 million of funding as a single-line item. But
we're unable to do that. We have several separate line items for each apparatus.
But if you keep the five-year plan, the chief after me doesn't even have to worry
about it. And if you put it into a line item later—and I understand the difficulties
the County is in, so we're willing to work with everything—but you allow the
chief mechanic and the Chief to look at what is needed for the next year and
properly purchase those.
For example, these are just the large apparatus because we're in a "catch up"
mode. But we also have ladder apparatus that are fairly new now. So, they won't
be up for replacement anytime soon. But we have HAZMAT trucks that are
getting around 20 years old, heavy rescue units and light rescue units that respond
every day. And then from there, our support vehicles such as our 4x4 response
vehicles, our brush trucks, and our tankers. So, a lot of the grant funds have gone
to bringing in new equipment to support the services that we need, and that's all
the brush trucks and the tanker trucks. We didn't have that in the past. And we
have all these range fires that will just be fought with boots on the ground and
helicopters. And then, we run into problems in the Waikoloa area where we
cannot put any personnel in areas off of the road.
So, we worked really hard, and we brought in a ton of 3,000-gallon tankers,
several 4x4 off-road brush trucks to get into the weeds, get into the areas that's
inaccessible by the larger apparatus and mitigate these fires a lot quicker. And I
will say that the recent Waikoloa fire, although it became the largest wildfire
we've had in recent history due to the winds, that was mitigated in seven days.
I'm going to say I'm so proud of the men and women that fought that fire, but that
was a pretty quick mitigation for a rapidly evolving fire. And that's due to the
apparatus that we had that could get into areas that previously we couldn't reach.
MR. RICHARDS: Okay, yeah. The reason for the question is just to try and plan
for the future. Like you said, three years, five years from now, what kind of cash
needs are we going to have to keep funding the department for new equipment.
So, thanks. That answers that. I yield.
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MR. ROSARIO: Yeah, if the current funding is there, the Council and Finance
would only have to adjust for inflationary costs.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Any other questions or comments? Seeing
none, then, all in favor please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 18-18: The motion to adopt Res. 18-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Resolution 18 is adopted. Resolution 19. Thank you.
Res. 19-18: AMENDS THE RULES OF PROCEDURE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE
COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII BY AMENDING RULE NO. 6,
STANDING COMMITTEES
Changes the name of the Committee on Environmental Resiliency and
Management to the Committee on Agriculture, Water, Energy, and Environmental
Management.
Reference: Comm. 8
Intr. by: Mr. Richards
Motion to Approve: Mr. Richards moved to adopt Res. 19-18. Seconded by
Ms. Poindexter.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you. Just a little bit of housekeeping. As we were
striving to consolidate and rearrange some things, we're looking to be reflective
of what we're trying to accomplish. And so, the terminology "environmental
resiliency"was used to reflect more encompassing. In discussing this with
constituents, they said, "That's great but what is it, and what happened to
agriculture?" I think it's a point well made that agriculture is very important for
our County, and it's a driving force. And everyone on the Council knows that this
is a passion of mine. And so, I think we'd better say who we are and go forward
with that. So, I'm asking for the support of my colleagues to change the name
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from "Environmental Resiliency and Management" to "Agriculture, Water,
Energy, and Environmental Management"to articulate and reflect what we will
be working on.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you, Mr. Richards. Any other comments?
Questions? Hearing none, we'll, then, take a vote. All in favor, please say "aye."
Vote on Res. 19-18: The motion to adopt Res. 19-18 was carried by the
(Adopted) following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: The motion carries. So, we will amend the rules, and
Resolution 19 is adopted.
BILLS FOR The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
ORDINANCES Bills for Ordinances (First Reading).
(FIRST READING):
(Note: Bill 205 was taken up previously, out of order.)
Bill 208: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 18-68, AS AMENDED, THE OPERATING
(2016-2018) BUDGET FOR THE COUNTY OF HAWAII FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 2019
Increases revenues in the Federal—2018 Block Grant account ($266,347);
and appropriates the same to the following accounts: Kula`imano Elderly
Renovations ($227,467) and Administration, Planning & Fair Housing ($38,880),
bringing the total appropriation to $2,694,402.
Reference: Comm. 1161
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Approve: FC-155
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to pass Bill 208 on first reading and
adopt Finance Committee Report No. 155. Seconded by
Ms. Villegas.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any discussion? Ms. David.
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MS. DAVID: Yes, thank you. This received seven "aye" votes and,
Mr. Gyotoku, you're here. Do you wish to add anything more to update us on
Bill 208?
(Note: At this time, Housing Administrator Neil Gyotoku came forward
to address the members of the Council.)
MR. GYOTOKU: Good afternoon. Neil Gyotoku, Housing Administrator. I also
have in the Hilo Council my Assistant Administrator, Duane Hosaka, and my
grants management division head, Alison Mukai.
This resolution basically is to accept the 2018 block grant funds from HUD
(Department of Housing and Urban Development) and put it into—we had started
to complete the review and renovation of Kula`imano Elderly Housing, which is a
project of 50 units in Pepe`ekeo. The County owns the project. We own and
operate it. We do have a managing agent, but basically, my office is the one
that's responsible for the operations of the project. It's over 40 years old, and it's
in dire need of some, I guess, renovations and upgrading. We're looking at things
to comply with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and fair housing
requirements and make the units more accessible for handicapped persons like
that.
For the new members, I'd like to invite you, if you have any questions, to give me
a call. We'll be happy to come to your office and explain what the housing office
does. The existing members pretty much know what we do. I will be coming in
the future, next year, to present an overview of the housing agency and what we
do. Because also, as Council Members, you also are members of the housing
agency, and this is our policymaking body that we seek direction from.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you.
MS. DAVID: Thank you. Mahalo, Administrator Gyotoku. I yield.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any other questions? Seeing none, all in favor please say
Ic aye.
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Vote on Bill 208: The motion to pass Bill 208 on first reading and adopt
(Approved) Finance Committee Report No. 155 was carried by the
following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Bill 208 is approved to move to second reading.
Bill 209: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 18-68, AS AMENDED, THE OPERATING
(2016-2018) BUDGET FOR THE COUNTY OF HAWAII FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 2019
Increases revenues in the Federal Grants —Workforce Innovation & Opportunity
Act (WIOA) account ($5,547); and appropriates the same to the following
2017-2018 WIOA accounts: Administration Planning ($556); Adult Program
($1,814); Dislocated Worker Program ($1,255); and Youth Program ($1,922),
bringing the total appropriation to $1,526,779.
Reference: Comm. 1162
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Approve: FC-156
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to pass Bill 209 on first reading and
adopt Finance Committee Report No. 156. Seconded by
Ms. Poindexter.
MS. DAVID: Yes. Mr. Gyotoku, would you like to give us a short briefing on
this one as well?
(Note: At this time, Housing Administrator Neil Gyotoku came forward
to address the members of the Council.)
MR. GYOTOKU: This is our Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
program. It's one of the programs that we have at the Office of Housing. It helps
adult and dislocated workers and youths in terms of helping them find jobs and
providing them with education and training at programs through this Workforce
Innovation and Opportunity Act program. Approximately $1.5 million in funds
from the Department of Labor comes through our office for this program.
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MS. DAVID: Thank you, Mr. Gyotoku. I think that explains it well enough for
our new members because this moved forward from Committee with a positive
recommendation. So, if any new members have questions. If not, I yield. Thank
you.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Are there any other questions?
Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you, Chair. Just a comment for our freshmen. You
don't hear a lot of us discussing some of the things that are coming before us
because we've been through it. So, we're very familiar with a lot of things that
have come before us. But if you guys have questions, ask `cause these directors
are very good at articulating what their needs are. And we're familiar with them,
so don't think that we're being quiet `cause we don't understand. It's just we've
heard most of the conversations. So, ask questions. Thank you, I yield.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you, Mr. Richards.
MR. GYOTOKU: Like I said before, I extend the opportunity to sit down with
any of you and discuss whatever programs we have at housing and what kind of
projects we're involved with, especially in your districts as far as we're
concerned.
We bring in approximately $25 million of Federal funds to the County through
the Office of Housing to different programs and projects. So, it's a big funding
source for the County.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Any other comments, questions? Seeing
none, then, all in favor please say "aye."
Vote on Bill 209: The motion to pass Bill 209 on first reading and adopt
(Approved) Finance Committee Report No. 156 was carried by the
following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Bill 209 will move to second reading.
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Bill 211: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 18-69, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PUBLIC
(2016-2018) IMPROVEMENTS AND FINANCING THEREOF FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
JULY 1, 2018 TO JUNE 30, 2019
Establishes the following program appropriations to the Capital Budget:
Roadway Projects (Engineering) ($2 million); Bridge Inspection, Repair, and
Replacement Program (Engineering) ($1.4 million); and Local Road
Improvements (Highways) ($3.4 million), for a total of$6.8 million.
Appropriates the fuel tax revenues established by Resolution No. 212-17.
Reference: Comm. 1166
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
Approve: FC-157
Note: Requires 2/3 vote of the entire
membership to amend, pursuant to
Section 10-6(e), Hawai`i County Charter
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to pass Bill 211 on first reading and
adopt Finance Committee Report No. 157. Seconded by
Ms. Poindexter.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Ms. David.
MS. DAVID: Yes, this moved out of Committee with a positive
recommendation. So, if anyone else has questions. If not, I ask for your
continued support.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay, thank you. Are there any comments?
Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you, Chair. Do we have somebody from Public
Works?
MS. GOODENOW: There's no one in Hilo.
MR. RICHARDS: Besides Former Public Works Aaron Brown?
ACTING CHR. EOFF: I see Ms. Sako is still there.
MR. RICHARDS: Chair, the reason I ask is that when we had this in Committee,
we were promised a list of the roads that were going to be worked on in our
districts and we said we'd have it in a couple three, four weeks, and it's a couple
three, four weeks and just wondering where our list is. We cannot look at Aaron;
he doesn't work there anymore.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Ms. Sako, do you have an answer?
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(Note: At this time, Finance Director Deanna Sako came forward to
address the members of the Council.)
MS. SAKO: Good afternoon again. We did meet with Public Works yesterday,
and I forgot to ask them specifically for the list but I know they're working on it
and they do have a list that they're working off of. Like in Hilo, I believe they're
working on Kino`ole Street or are about to start Kino`ole Street. So, I know they
have a list. I'll remind them to get that to you guys right away.
MR. RICHARDS: Thank you, Deanna.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: You still have the floor, Mr. Richards.
MR. RICHARDS: Yeah. I'm waiting for my list, so I yield at this point.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay. And we do have one more reading if this moves.
Any other questions? Ms. David.
MS. DAVID: Yes. Thank you, Mr. Richards, for reminding me that we were due
a list, right? Just to add to that, I think two projects in my district, the
Manago Hotel-Captain Cook fire station section and the Kainaliu-to-Teshima
section are already completed. So, it's on the list. I knew it was on the list. So,
they can probably scratch that off pretty soon. But I just wanted to make a note
that the list is, although we didn't get it, I've seen some improvement in the
district. So, I know they're going to move to Kohala after Kainaliu. So, I just
wanted to add that.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Any other comments or questions? Seeing none, then, all
in favor please say "aye." Okay. Mr. Clerk, it's been requested to do a roll call
vote.
Vote on Bill 211: The motion to pass Bill 211 on first reading and adopt
(Approved) Finance Committee Report No. 157 was carried by the
following roll call vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David, Lee Loy,
Poindexter, Villegas, and Acting Chair Eoff—6.
Noes: Council Members Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder,
Kierkiewicz, and Richards —3.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
(Note: Mr. Richards voted "kanalua" then "no.")
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Okay. So, Bill 211 will go to second reading.
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ORDER OF The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
THE DAY Order of the Day (Second or Final Reading).
(SECOND OR
FINAL READING):
Bill 204: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 06-47, WHICH RECLASSIFIED LANDS FROM
(2016-2018) SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (RS-10) TO GENERAL COMMERCIAL
(CG-10) AT WAIAKEA, SOUTH HILO, HAWAII, COVERED BY TAX MAP
KEYS: 2-2-028:030, 032 AND 033
(Applicant: Janice Oshiro) (Area: 28,002 square feet)
The Windward Planning Commission forwards its favorable recommendation for
this amendment to request a five-year time extension to complete construction
and an administrative time extension that could provide for an additional five
years to complete construction, to allow for the conversion of two existing single-
family dwellings into office spaces. The property is located approximately
163 feet northeast of the intersection of Kilauea Avenue and Lanikaula Street.
Reference: Comm. 1135
Intr. by: Ms. Eoff(B/R)
First Reading: November 20, 2018
Vote on Bill 204: Ms. Lee Loy moved to pass Bill 204 on second and final
(Adopted) reading. Seconded by Ms. Poindexter and carried by the
following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Motion carries. Bill 204 is adopted.
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Bill 212: AMENDS ORDINANCE NO. 18-68, AS AMENDED, THE OPERATING
(2016-2018) BUDGET FOR THE COUNTY OF HAWAII FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 2019
Appropriates revenues in the State Grants —Lava Disaster Recovery Relief—
State account ($10,000,000); and appropriates the same to the Lava Disaster
Recovery Relief—State account. Funds would be used to provide immediate
relief necessary to protect the health, safety, and welfare of residents in the lower
Puna area and for relocation planning for residents and agricultural enterprises
adversely impacted by the volcanic eruption.
Reference: Comm. 1171
Intr. by: Ms. David (B/R)
First Reading: November 20, 2018
Vote on Bill 212: Ms. David moved to pass Bill 212 on second and final
(Adopted) reading. Seconded by Ms. Kierkiewicz and carried by the
following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Bill 212 is adopted.
Bill 213: AMENDS CHAPTER 15, ARTICLE 7, SECTION 15-64 OF THE HAWAII
(2016-2018) COUNTY CODE 1983 (2016 EDITION, AS AMENDED), RELATING TO THE
VETERANS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Expands the scope of the powers and duties of the Veterans Advisory Committee
by allowing it to initiate discussions and make recommendations on veterans-
related issues and concerns without a prior request by the Mayor or the Council.
Reference: Comm. 1172
Intr. by: Ms. Eoff
First Reading: November 20, 2018
Motion to Approve: Ms. David moved to pass Bill 213 on second and final
reading. Seconded by Ms. Lee Loy.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: I'd just like to thank Mr. DooLittle for instigating this
needed change so the Veterans Advisory can be a little bit more effective and
helpful to our veterans. Prior to this change, they would need the approval of the
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Mayor to even discuss and move on any kind of initiatives that were more than
just cemetery related. So, I just wanted to thank you for being there and waiting
for us to finish this agenda. Are there any other comments? Seeing none, all in
favor please say "aye."
Vote on Bill 213: The motion to pass Bill 213 on second and final reading
(Adopted) was carried by the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff—9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Bill 213 is adopted.
REPORTS: The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
Reports.
(There were none.)
REFERRALS FOR The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
EXECUTIVE Referrals for Executive Session.
SESSION:
(There were none.)
OTHER The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
BUSINESS: Other Business.
(There were none.)
ANNOUNCE- The Acting Chair directed the Council to proceed to the next order of business,
MENTS: Announcements.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Ms. Lee Loy, did you have a comment first?
MS. LEE LOY: I just wanted to take the opportunity to wish my colleagues a
very merry Christmas and a very happy new year. I'm really excited about what
2019-2020 will bring for us. So, happy holidays.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you, Ms. Lee Loy. And I believe the Clerk would
like to
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MR. HENRICKS: Just very briefly. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank
Josie in Kohala and Sandi in Ka'u and, of course, all the staff for a wonderful year
of service, doing everything they can to assist the Council in its business. And
just a merry Christmas to everybody out there.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: Thank you. Anybody else have a comment? Before I
ask for a motion to adjourn, I'm just going to add to what my colleague
Ms. Lee Loy and the Clerk have already stated, that really looking forward to the
new year. And I wanted to thank everybody for this last year of service.
Congratulations to the new Council Members for joining Hawai`i County
Council.
ADJOURN- There being no further business, at 2:16 p.m., Ms. Lee Loy moved to adjourn the
MENT: meeting. Seconded by Ms. Poindexter and carried by the following voice vote:
Ayes: Council Members Chung, David,
Kaneali`i-Kleinfelder, Kierkiewicz,
Lee Loy, Poindexter, Richards, Villegas,
and Acting Chair Eoff— 9.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Excused: None.
ACTING CHR. EOFF: This meeting's adjourned. Thank you, Council
Members.
Council Approval: FEB 0 5 2019
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