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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0424.000 2016-2018c.of H 7 Office: (808)961-8396SusanL.K. Lee Loy V'''' Fax: (808)961-8912CouncilMember5'; • District 3 r• Email: sue.leeloy@hawaiicounty.gov 44• HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL 25 Aupuni Street,Hilo,Hawai`i 96720 cp Gp MEMORANDUM o- rin DATE: August 30, 2017 TO: Valerie T. Poindexter, Council ChairNI .-.. and Members o2)2.- r awai`i _ asiCouncil FROM: Sue Lee Loy, C•;Va` SUBJECT: Contingency Re i- un--•s (Counc Distric,' 3) Contingency Relief funds from Council District 3 will be appropriated to the Department of Liquor Control to provide a grant to The Success Factory, Inc., to assist with expenses relating to the NexTech 3-Day Camp for science, technology, engineering, and math education. Attached is a resolution authorizing the transfer of$2,500 from the Clerk-Council Services— Contingency Relief account to the following account and project: FROM: TO: FUNDING AMOUNT: Clerk-Council SVC Department of Liquor Control 2,500 Contingency Relief Public Programs 010.101.5101.91 010.251.5251.39 115 Misc. Contract Services The Success Factory, Inc. —3-Day Camp) SLL:ps Att. 5 . a-7S- 1-l? Comm. No. Lay' Ref. To: Ref, Date AUG 3 1. 2011 Hawaii County Is an Equal Opportunity Provider AndEmployer 7/9/08 COUNTY OF HAWAI`I CONTINGENCY RELIEF FUNDS REQUEST TO: Department ofLiquor Control DATE: August 25, 2017 Department FROM: Sue Lee Loy PHONE/FAX: 961-8396 Council Member A. REQUEST(ATTACH BACKUP INFORMATION,IF AVAILABLE) 1. AMOUNT: $2,500 2. To ACCOUNT#(i.e., 010.500.5503.02): 010.251.5251.039.115 3. To ACCOUNT NAME (i.e., P&R Admin. OCE): Liq. Control-Public Programs -Misc. Contract Svcs 4. PURPOSE(S) OF TRANSFER: Support the Success Factory 3-Day STEM Camp 5. IF THE MONEY IS DESIGNATED FOR A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION,NAME OF ORGANIZATION: 6. Is IT A 501(C)(3)? ®YES No If YES,the IRS determination letter and the Nonprofit Conflict The Success Factory Disclosure Form mustbe attached to this request form. 7. COUNTY-RELATED PROGRAM(S)OR ACTIVITY(IES)TO BE FUNDED: Support 3-Day Camp for Hawaii Island students grades 9-11 focusing on STEM educational programs and activities 8. DEPARTMENTAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES To BE ADDRESSED: Providing opportunities for students to participate in Science, Technology,Engineering, &Math educationalprograms&activities that promote healthy lifestyles. 9. FUNDING TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC-AT-LARGE(AS OPPOSED TO PRIVATE BENEFIT)? ZYES No 10. IS THE PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY FUNDED ESTABLISHED BY CHARTER,ORDINANCE,OR DIRECTION OF THE MAYOR? 111 YES No B. DEPARTMENT'S RECOMMENDATION: APPROVE DENY DEFER: RATIONALE: The Department ofLiquor Control supports educationalprograms and activities that keep student busy, active and away from underage drinking. 611,140.---.DATE: AUG 2 3 2017 Department Head C. MA I R'S ACTION J'APPROVED DENIED DEFERRED: COMMENTS: tc2/3/ '-- G DATE: D / anaging •.. Mayor