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Communication No. 2022-06.1 -Letter to Director Infrastructure Priorities
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Communication Number 2022-06.1 <br /> JNtV OF M,� <br /> Mitchell D.Roth ?.'� +, Zendo Kem <br /> Mayor ��'I''? Director <br /> ♦t ;♦ <br /> Lee E.Lord <br /> Managing Director Jeffrey W.Darrow <br /> Deputy Director <br /> West Hawaii Office <br /> 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole HwyG East Hawaii Office <br /> Kailua-Kona,Hawaii 96740 County Hawaii 101 Pauahi Street,Suite 3 <br /> Phone(808)323-4770 HiloPLANNING DEPARTMENT Phone 08 961-8288 <br /> 6720 <br /> Fax(808)327-3563 ( ) 8288 <br /> Fax(808)961-8742 <br /> DATE: March 14, 2022 <br /> TO: ZENDO KERN <br /> Planning Director, Planning Department <br /> FROM: SOUTH KOHALA CDP ACTION COMMITTEE <br /> SUBJECT: South Kohala CDP Infrastructure Priorities <br /> Dear Director Kern: <br /> At the South Kohala Community Development Plan's Action Committee meeting today, we <br /> voted to request your advocacy to the Mayor on our behalf to prioritize funding for infrastructure <br /> projects in our district. This is intended to guide allocation of the substantial federal dollars that <br /> were allotted in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill that passed with bipartisan support in the last <br /> Congressional session, and was signed into law by President Biden. <br /> Hawaii State is receiving $2.8 billion. This unprecedented influx of funds is for long-delayed <br /> infrastructure repairs of roads and bridges,plus new traffic infrastructure needed in areas of <br /> population growth. In the County of Hawaii,the distribution of the funds will ultimately come <br /> down to Mayor Roth's decision on which community projects get funded. We ask you to <br /> advocate on behalf of the priorities that are documented in the South Kohala Community <br /> Development Plan,and have been identified through extensive community meetings since, <br /> regarding infrastructure and emergency preparedness needs. The list below does not eoveF*1,:,,,.S <br /> that have eome" in the intefim 14 yeafs sinee that plan was developed, stleh as the fntleh <br /> Specifically, from the 2008 SKCDP, our community requests include: <br /> 1) To mitigate the risk of natural disasters,the Puak6 community requested the construction <br /> of the Paniau Evacuation Route and considered it a"top priority." (P.138) <br /> 2) To provide transportation and circulation, "Plan, Fund, and Construct a Second Access <br /> Road to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway" as a"top priority"both to accommodate <br /> increasing traffic volumes...and more importantly, to provide a second emergency egress <br /> www.planning.hawaiicounty.gov Hawaii County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer planningghawaiicoun ov <br />
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