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PEARL CITY NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD NO. 21

REGULAR MEETING AGENDA                           OLELO REBROADCAST,

TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2009                              THURSDAYS

WAIAU DISTRICT PARK                                   AT 9:00 P.M.,

98-1650 KAAHUMANU STREET                         CHANNEL 54

6:30 P.M.

MEETING POLICIES (approved by the Board on January 22, 2008) RULES OF SPEAKING: Anyone wishing to speak must raise their hand; and when recognized to speak, address comments to the Chair. Speakers must keep their comments under 1 minute and those giving reports must keep their reports under 3 minutes. Presentations must be kept under 10 minutes (or 5 minutes, if previously heard). Please silence all electronic devices.   NOTES: The Board may take action on any agenda item. As required by the State Sunshine Law (HRS.92), specific issues not noted on this agenda cannot be voted on, unless properly added to the agenda. No Smoking or Alcoholic Beverages in Pavilion.

 

I.      CALL TO ORDER – James K. Pickard, Sr., Chair

II.     PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Sol Ray Duncan

III.    TIME LIMIT POLICY AND PROCEDURES

IV.    FILLING OF FOUR (4) VACANT AT-LARGE BOARD SEATS

V.     CITY OFFICIAL REPORTS (3 MINUTE TIME LIMIT)

A.  Honolulu Fire Department           B.   Honolulu Police Department          C.   Mayor Mufi Hannemann’s Office

VI.    PRESENTATIONS (10 OR 5 MINUTES EACH)

A.   Awarding of Certificates of Recognition and Acknowledgement [P/R]

B.   Castle & Cooke Koa Ridge Makai – Rodney Funakoshi (5 minutes)

C.   Pearl City Industrial Park – Tokunaga Masonry’s (10 Minutes)

D.   Pearl City Curbside Recycling Program – Suzanne Jones (10 Minutes)

E.   The Malama Aina Act – Mike Goodman (5 minutes)

VII.   COMMUNITY/PUBLIC AGENCY REPORTS (3 MINUTE TIME LIMIT)

A.   Board of Water Supply – L. Yoneda                   C.   Board of Education – B. Harimoto

B.   Leeward Community College – M. Cabral           D.   Pearl City Library – J. Felmet

VIII.  RESIDENTS’ CONCERNS

A.   Pearl City Gateway (Kuala Street) – Construction Update of Commercial Development [DPZ]

B.   Moanalua Road and Kaahumanu Street Project Update

C.   Wal-Mart/Sam's Club Gas Station Project Update

D.   Other Concerns

IX.    ELECTED OFFICIALS AND/OR THEIR DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE – (3 MINUTE TIME LIMIT);

ORAL REPORTS SHALL BE LIMITED TO ONE SIGNIFICANT SUBJECT MATTER 

A.   Governor Linda Lingle’s Office                           D.   Senator David Ige    

B.   Councilmember Gary Okino                              E.   Representative Roy Takumi

C.   Senator Clarence Nishihara                               F.   Representative K. Mark Takai

X.     COMMUNITY INPUT (3 MINUTE TIME LIMIT)

A.   Pearl City Community Association                    C.   Manana Community Association

B.   Pearl City Foundation                                       D.   Pacific Palisades Community Association

XI.    APPROVAL OF JANUARY 27, 2009 AND FEBRUARY 24, 2009 REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

XII.   ACCEPTANCE OF FEBRUARY 2009 TREASURER’S REPORT

XIII.  COMMITTEE REFERRALS FOR ACTION/DEFERRAL

A.   EXECUTIVE (EXEC) – James K. Pickard, Sr., Chair; Cruz Vina, Jr., Vice Chair

Appointment of Committee Officers

B.   LEGISLATIVE AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS (LCIP) – Chris Lum Lee, Chair

Status of Approved Appropriated Projects for Pearl City in the Agency Priority Listing 

i.    State of Hawaii

Pearl City Public Library – Expansion of Parking Lot and ADA Renovations for Auditorium

Restroom for Public Usage Fiscal Year (F.Y.) 2010 CIP [HEW]

ii.    City and County of Honolulu

a.   City Department of Design and Construction

b.   F.Y. 2010 CIP – Renovations; Manana Community Park Expansion of Lower Parking Lot with 30 Stalls

C.  TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION (TT) – Cruz Vina, Jr., Chair; Alfred Coleman, Vice Chair

1.   Oahu Metropolitan Planning Organization (OMPO) Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) Report

2.   Honolulu High-Capacity Transit Corridor Project Update [DPZ]

Final Environmental Assessment (EA) and Environmental Impact Statement Preparation Notice (EISPN); Request to Become a Consulted Party for the Draft EIS

3.   Moanalua Road and Kaahumanu Street Project Update

4.   TheBus Request on Potential Route Changes – Route 53, Honolulu-Pacific Palisades and Route 73, Leeward Community College

5.   H-1 Deck Repair, Pearl City Viaduct Eastbound, Vicinity of Lehua Avenue and Kamehameha Highway

D.   DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND ZONING (DPZ) – Albert K. Fukushima, Chair; Cruz Vina, Jr., Vice Chair

1.   Status of Development for Remaining Manana Warehouse Properties [TT]

2.   Air Force Remedial Investigation Fuel Spill Clean Up Report [TT] (Item to Remain in Committee)

3.   Olelo Channel 49 [HEW]

4.   Castle & Cooke Koa Ridge Makai

5.   Tokunaga Masonry's Application for Zoning Variance at Pearl City Industrial Park

E.   HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE (HEW) – Larry Veray, Chair; Stanley Ching, Vice Chair

1.   Pearl City Curbside Recycling Program

2.   City’s Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Project Update [DPZ]

F.   PUBLICITY/REFRESHMENTS (P/R) – Antoinette Lee, Chair; Sol Ray Duncan, Vice Chair

1.   Awarding of Certificates of Recognition and Acknowledgement

2.   Approval of Refreshment Account/Publicity Expenditures

XIV.  ANNOUNCEMENTS

A.   Next Committee Meeting April 21, 2009 at 7:00 p.m., Waiau District Park, 98-1650 Kaahumanu Street

B.   Next Regular Board Meeting April 28, 2009 at 6:30 p.m., Waiau District Park

C.   Board Members' Concerns

XV.   ADJOURNMENT 

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