HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommunication No. 2022-10 March CIP FY2022-23Communication No. 2022-10
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Department Project Name Project Description Location/Benefit
(Council District)2022-23 Total estimated
project cost
DPR Keaau Armory Improvements
Kea’au Armory is opportunely located at the junction of primary roadways connecting and
serving upper Puna, lower Puna, and Hilo. It serves as a long‐term shelter and center of
operations for recovery efforts. It is the only County‐operated facility with reasonable
sheltering square footage in the area. This project covers repairs to and replacement of
building systems and components necessary to make Kea’au Armory a safe, ADA‐compliant
short and long‐term disaster shelter for the area. Improvements include but are not limited to
re‐roofing, re‐painting, hazardous building materials mitigation, ADA retrofits, and door and
window modifications
5 (3-5)1,000 3,500
DPW FEMA Kīlauea Lava Recovery Project represents matching the Federal funds for approved FEMA projects to repair damages
caused by the May 3, 2018 lava flow.4 (4)37,000 37,000
FIRE HAWAIIAN PARADISE PARK FIRE STATION - New facility
(Re-appropriate)
Replacement of existing two-man station which currently does not have an ambulance unit to
a six-man station with an ambulance unit to serve a growing population in Puna.4 (4)2,000 2,000
FIRE KEAAU FIRE STATION - New Facility
Construction of a new fire station to replace the Keaau fire station. The Keaau Fire Fire Station
is located in a fast growing community and a new facility that can accomodate additional
personnel and apparatus is desperately needed. Possible sites include leasing property from
Shipman. Property to be built "green" and include PV. Project could be combined with a
project with Police so that Fire and Police may be located close by to each other.
3 (3-5)1,250 14,450
HPD Kea‘au Police Station Land acquisition, plan, design, construct a new police station in Kea‘au 3 (3)1,500 1,500
PLNG Pāhoa Regional Town Center master Plan (reapp.)
Create a Master Plan for the Pāhoa Regional Town Center through a public participation
process together with the Puna CDP Action Committee. Sections 3.1.3.b.1 & 2.1.3.a.2 of the
Puna CDP identifies Pāhoa as one of the three Regional Town Centers for Puna that should
include design standards and review procedures. Sec. 5.2.1 further calls for the preparation of
regional town center plans through an inclusive community based process. The PRTCP shall
be a strategic plan addressing all infrastructure improvements necessary to realize
commercial, residential, and industrial growth necessary to serve the greater surrounding
service area that generally coincides with the 96778 zip code area of SE Puna.
4-5 (4-5)150 150
HPD Holding Cell Improvements (Reappropriation 5299.77)
Plan, design, and construct to modify existing temporary detention facilities in the Hilo, Kona,
Puna, North Kohala, and South Kohala districts to comply with the Commission on
Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) standards, Chapters 71 and 72, which
requires separating males, females, and/or juveniles that are detained at the same time. The
holding cells shall be separated from each other by sight and sound.
All 600 600
MTA Hub and Spoke Construction
Construct transit hubs in Pahoa, Kailua-Kona as first priorities and then in Kea'au, Waimea,
Waikola, Ocean View, Honoka'a, Prince Kuhio Plaza as second priorities. Rehabiliation of
Mo'oheau Bus Terminal as a first priority. Transit hubs would include bus bays, shelters,
benches, trash cans, bike racks, parking, building with community room/restroom, electric
vehicle charging and secure bus parking.
All 1,950 38,300
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MTA Park and Ride Lots
Construct transit hubs in Pahoa, Kailua-Kona as first priorities and then in Kea'au, Waimea,
Waikola, Ocean View, Honoka'a, Prince Kuhio Plaza as second priorities. Rehabiliation of
Mo'oheau Bus Terminal as a first priority. Transit hubs would include bus bays, shelters,
benches, trash cans, bike racks, parking, building with community room/restroom, electric
vehicle charging and secure bus parking.
All 250 5,600
Civil Defense South Point Building Replacement Replacement building at South Point for current radio system equipment. Estimates only for
building to begin 6/All 200 300
DEM Replace Hilo Scales Replace both inbound and outbound scales in Hilo for all loads coming to East Hawaii
Regional Sort Station. 3 (1-6)1,750 1,750
DEM Improvements to East Hawaii Sort Station Improvements to East Hawaii Sort Station for greater capacity 3 (1-6)700 3,700
DEM Rural Transfer Station Repairs and Enhancements Necessary infrastructure repairs and improvements to the rural transfer stations, specifically
recycling and green waste facilities.All 2,000 21,974
DPR Repairs/Improvements to Facilities
The repair, renovation, upgrade, addition, modification, alteration, improvement, demolition
and landscaping & development of park sites, facilities, amenities, infrastructure, utilities and
components necessary to facilitate and address the needs for parks and recreation uses and
needs.
All 10,000 60,000
DPW Facilities Improvements Improvements and additions targeting ADA compliance, energy efficiency, hazard mitigation,
hardneing, mainenance and renovations & repairs.All 11,600 76,600
DPW FHWA Bridge Inspection and Appraisal Project is for FHWA/DOT mandated inspection of County maintained in-service bridges that
are registered in the National Bridge Inventory (NBI)All 200 200
DPW Guardrail Safety Improvements - Islandwide This project will install roadway guardrail improvements island wide. All 1,600 1,600
MTA Islandwide Bus Shelters Construct bus shelters island-wide, as well as replace damaged shelters or relocate bus
shelters from areas that are no longer served by Hele-On.All 300 2,400
MTA Bus Stop ADA Compliance Design and constuct ADA pads for passengers to board buses at safe locations along State and
County right-of-way.All 625 1,265
MTA Bus Stop Signage Purchase 1,000 bus stop signs and decals for installation at each bus stop located throughout
Hawai'i Island.All 400 407
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(Council District)2022-23 Total estimated
project cost
DPR Discretionary Projects - Council Districts 3, 4, 5, 6
Council discretionary fund projects directed through our department are used to fund new
improvements, repairs, upgrades and modifications at various parks, utilizing community
volunteers in combination with County resources. Projects, generally are smaller inscare and
require extended timeframes in funding due to the volunteer component and
typicallyweekend only availability. Funds may be applied towards larger projects in
comvination with other funds, that would likewise require a longer timeframe to complete.
3-6 (3-6)100 100