polcy.htm - Honolulu City Council Policy Resolutions

Affordable housing
Low- and moderate-income residents    80-239
Public facilities on city-owned properties    80-240
Aiea Pearl City livable communities plan, a special area plan of the
Urban Center Development Plan    05-48
Beachfront land acquisition    86-374
General Plan and amendments thereto    82-188, 85-204, 85-224, 87-211,
    88-404, 89-01, 89-508, 91-239,
    02-205
Kalaeloa redevelopment plan, a special area plan of the Ewa Development Plan    01-86
Kapolei urban design and development standards    98-227, 05-136
Public infrastructure maps
    Central Oahu Sustainable Communities Plan Area    03-63
    East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-38
    Ewa Development Plan Area    97-325, 00-37
Koolauloa Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-39
Koolaupoko Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-284
North Shore Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-265
Primary Urban Center Development Plan Area    04-246
Waianae Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-121
Revisions to public infrastructure maps^{(See footnote 3)}
Central Oahu Sustainable Communities Plan Area    03-129, 03-241, 04-160
East Honolulu Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-89, 00-90,
    01-178, 01-192, 04-296
Ewa Development Plan Area    01-223, 01-261, 02-51, 02-164,
    02-165, 03-81, 03-128, 03-130,
    05-162
Koolauloa Sustainable Communities Plan Area    00-54, 00-264, 05-060
Koolaupoko Sustainable Communities Plan Area    01-03
North Shore Sustainable Communities Plan Area    01-05, 04-207, 04-389
Primary Urban Center Development Plan Area    04-245
Waianae Sustainable Communities Plan Area    01-112, 02-42
Transportation policy    83-344, 00-249
Waterfront industrial district (I-3)                             00-48

Beachfront land acquisition    86-374
City/State highways and parks jurisdiction    88-425
City/State park jurisdiction, transfer and exchange     88-427
Land acquisition policy    03-26

PUBLIC RECORDS, DESTRUCTION/RETENTION OF

General    85-306
Motor vehicle     91-197
Personal injury and property damage documents    85-360
Prosecuting attorney, police commission and Honolulu
police department    90-462, 99-335

    Community Facilities District (Waiawa)                        04-353
H-Power sale    89-512
Solid waste landfills    03-09
Solid waste management and recycling    88-355, 88-448, 94-306, 01-266
Storm water management    94-296
Treatment plants, secondary treatment    88-478

Sister city guidelines    91-240, 03-52
Honolulu's sister cities^{(See footnote 4)}
Baguio, Philippines    95-349
Baku, Azerbaijan    98-206
Bombay, India    31 (1970)
Bruyeres, France    342 (1960)
Caracas, Venezuela    99-10
Cebu City, Philippines    90-01
Funchal, Portugal    79-216
Hainan Island, People's Republic of China    85-66
Hiroshima, Japan    349 (1959)
Hue City, Vietnam    95-350
Incheon, South Korea    03-210
Kaoshiung, Taiwan    330 (1962)
Laoag City, Philippines    274 (1969)
Luganville, Vanuatu    03-230
Manila, Philippines    80-49
Mandaluyong, Philippines    05-268
Mombasa, Kenya    00-148
Naha City, Okinawa    69 (1960)
San Juan, Puerto Rico    85-373
Seoul, Korea    102 (1973)
Sintra, Portugal    98-205
Tokyo, Japan    82-270
Uwajima, Japan    04-36
Vigan, Philippines    03-50
Zhongshan City, People's Republic of China        97-179

Bus system operating cost funding policy    00-29
City control of traffic signals on state highways    216 (1966), 90-119, 02-110
City employee compressed work week    93-09
City employee teleworking    91-57
City/State highways and parks jurisdiction    88-425
City transportation policy    83-344
Disputed highways policy    93-287
Honolulu Bike Master Plan approval    99-252
Locally preferred alternative    00-249, 01-208
OMPO policy committee councilmember appointment    01-37
Traffic calming moratorium    03-35

"Aloha" and "mahalo" city employees greeting    97-117
Aloha attire     268 (1971)
"Aloha Every Day" support    98-38
Cable programming    86-297, 93-300
"Crime prevention through environmental design" city implementation policy    98-120
Energy star compliant city office equipment    99-225
Flag of City and County of Honolulu    386 (1960)
Martin Luther King day    88-177
New Orleans Community Patriotic Partnership    01-88
Seal of City and County of Honolulu                            05-325

LIST OF RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTION NO. TITLE OR DESCRIPTION

386 (1960) Adopting an official flag for the City and County of Honolulu

216 (1966) Intergovernmental agreement to transfer control of traffic signals on state highways to the city

268 (1971) Wearing of aloha attire throughout the year by residents and members of the council

487 (1976) Requiring all city departments, agencies, and the council to notify the municipal reference and records center of all gift offers

77-437 Improvement district assessment policy

78-76 Adopting of the city's equal employment opportunity affirmative action program

80-239 Policies for providing affordable housing for low-and moderate-income residents

80-240 Policy for the development of affordable housing and public facilities on city-owned properties

81-111 Authorizing the Honolulu zoo director to enter into breeding loan agreements

82-106 Kapiolani park expansion

82-188 Revising the 1977 city general plan
(amended draft 2)

83-78 Real property tax program cost-sharing among the counties

83-344 City transportation policy

83-382 Corporation counsel: enforcement of support activities

85-204 Extending the time horizon of the general plan from the year 2000 to the year 2005

85-224 Expanding the scope of the general plan to include the
(Draft 2) Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and the offshore islands of Oahu

85-306 Authorizing destruction of records

85-360 Retention of personal injury and property damage documents

86-239 Council policy for the annual financial audit of the city

86-297 Policies for legislative cable programming for FY 1986-87

86-298 Guidelines for solicitation and receipt of gifts by executive agencies

86-374 Acquisition of beachfront lands for park and recreation
(Draft 2, as amended) purposes

87-211 Amending the general plan to strengthen the policy on
(CD-1) the development of the primary urban center and Ewa as a secondary urban center

87-235 Council policy on the renovation of the Winstedt House

88-100 Approving a proposed amendment to the civil service rules

88-123                Council position regarding the valuation of housing finance
(CD-1)                and development corporation properties for the purposes of real property tax assessments
88-170                City policy regarding the development of Expanded Block J
(CD-1)

88-177 Declaring the third Monday of January Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as an established city holiday

88-291 Council policy on increased access by the handicapped and elderly to the ocean at city beaches

88-339 Contracting policies to assist minority, disadvantaged and
(CD-1) women's businesses in the city

88-355 City policy on solid waste management

88-404 Amending the general plan to insert a new 2010
(CD-1, FD-1) urbanized area map

88-425 Establishing recommended policies on the jurisdictional division
(CD-1) of highways and parks

88-427 Transfer or exchange of parks between the city and state
(CD-1)

88-448 City policy in support of solid waste recycling

88-478 City policy to upgrade municipal sewage treatment plants as expeditiously as possible to the secondary treatment level

89-01 Amending the general plan to include additional policies on public safety

89-340 Guidelines for the community relations division of the Honolulu police department regarding the solicitation of gifts and contributions

89-394 Naming the government office building (old district court building) as the "Walter Murray Gibson Building"

89-489 Comprehensive historic preservation review policy to preserve
(FD-1) city historic and archaeological properties

89-508 Amending the general plan to identify the secondary urban center in Ewa by the name of Kapolei

89-512 Authorizing the sale of H-Power to Ford Motor Credit
(FD-1) Company

89-533 Authorizing computer system user agreements between the Honolulu police department and various government agencies

90-119 City operation and maintenance of traffic signal systems
(CD-1) located on state highway facilities

90-462 Authorizing destruction of records

91-34 Approving the urban design plan and the development standards and guidelines for the city of Kapolei

91-57 City employee teleworking

91-197 Authorizing destruction of records
(CD-1)

91-239 Amending the general plan to encourage the development of the Ewa Marina community

91-240 City guidelines for the establishment of sister city relationships

92-11 Compensation for legal services provided by corporation counsel to the board of water supply

92-77 Approving proposed amendments to the civil service rules
(CD-1)

92-289 Policy for a council audit program

93-09 Establishing the goal of twenty percent city employee
(CD-1) participation in compressed work week schedules

93-287 Disputed highways policy
(CD-1, FD-1)

93-300 Broadcasting of cable TV programming by legislative and executive branches

93-367 Indemnifying city employees

94-23 Guidelines for the scientific investigation section of HPD regarding the solicitation and acceptance of gifts

94-254 Authorizing corporation counsel and the directors of finance and personnel to settle certain real property tax and workers= compensation benefit disputes

94-295 Approving the amendment to the rules of the director of civil service relating to leave

94-296 Establishing a new objective and policies for storm water
(CD1) management for the City and County of Honolulu

94-306 Adopting the solid waste integrated management plan as a
(CD1) planning guide for solid waste management on Oahu

94-333 Authorizing the directors of finance and personnel to settle certain real property disputes and workers' compensation benefits

95-285 City acceptance of seized assets from the state attorney general

95-292 Designating enterprise zones for the City and County of Honolulu

96-152 Indemnifying neighborhood board members
(CD1)

96-168 Amending Resolution 86-298 to provide guidelines for the solicitation and receipt of monetary donations for the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

97-117 Requesting city employees to greet the public using the words
(CD1) "aloha" and "mahalo"

97-237 Expanding the North Shore enterprise zone
(FD1)

97-256 City acceptance of seized assets from the U.S. Departments of Justice and Treasury

97-319 Requesting the director of personnel to report on personal
(CD1) services contracts

97-325 Adopting the public infrastructure map for the Ewa development
(CD1) plan area

97-352 Establishing city housing development policy
(CD1, FD1)

98-38 Supporting "Aloha Every Day" promotion
(CD1)

98-60 Naming the Galleria of the Blaisdell Center Complex the
(FD1) "Carla W. Coray" Galleria

98-117 Adopting mayor's reorganization plan
(CD1)

98-120 Declaring the implementation of "crime prevention through environmental design" as a city policy

98-169 Expanding the Central Oahu enterprise zone
(CD1)

98-188 Guidelines governing the establishment of active and passive city
(CD1) parks

98-197 Establishing debt and financial policies relating to wastewater
(CD1) system enterprise

98-227 Approving the Revised Urban Design Plan for the City of
Kapolei, Ewa, Oahu

98-295 Authorizing the director of budget and fiscal services to invest
(CD1) city moneys in short-term investments

98-317 Approving a proposed amendment to the civil service rules

98-352 Naming the Chinatown police substation the Dan Liu Building
(CD1)

99-16 Expanding the boundaries of Enterprise Zone 3, Ewa/Central Oahu

99-225 Establishing a policy relating to purchase of energy star
(CD1) compliant city office equipment

99-252 Approving the Honolulu bicycle master plan and transmitting the
(CD1) plan to OMPO for incorporation into the Oahu region transportation plan

99-335 Authorizing the destruction of the department of prosecuting attorney’s records

00-29 Establishing a policy on funding the operating cost of the city bus
(CD1) system

00-37 Adopting revisions to the Ewa development plan area public infrastructure map (Makes multiple revisions to the map)

00-38 Adopting the East Honolulu sustainable communities plan area public infrastructure map

00-39 Adopting the Koolauloa sustainable communities plan area public infrastructure map

00-48 Establishing Council policy for the preservation of areas zoned I-3 waterfront industrial district

00-121 Adopting the Waianae sustainable communities plan area public infrastructure map

00-212 Relating to the expansion of the North Shore enterprise zone

00-226 Naming the Honolulu police department’s Waikiki substation the
(CD1) "Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Building"

00-249 Relating to the support of a fully integrated mass transit system and the selection of a locally preferred alternative for the primary corridor transportation project

00-265 Adopting the North Shore sustainable communities plan area
(FD1) public infrastructure map

00-266 Designating an urban Honolulu enterprise zone for the City and
(CD1) County of Honolulu

00-284 Adopting the Koolaupoko sustainable communities plan area
(CD1) public infrastructure map

01-20 Designating a Waianae Coast enterprise zone for the City and County of Honolulu

01-37 Establishing a policy of the appointment of councilmembers to the OMPO policy committee

01-86 Accepting the Kalaeloa Redevelopment Plan as a special area plan of the Ewa development

01-88 Establishing a community patriotic partnership with the City of New Orleans

01-208 Amending the locally preferred alternative for the primary
(CD1, FD1) corridor transportation project

01-266 Establishing a city policy to develop and implement alternative
(CD1) methods of solid waste disposal to divert all municipal solid waste away from landfills

02-110 Authorizing the execution of amendment no. 1 to the state/city agreement on city responsibility for traffic signal operations on state highways

02-205 Amending the general plan population distribution policies
(CD1)

02-227 Relating to the expansion of the Central O’ahu enterprise zone no. 2

03-09 Establishing a city policy to avoid the locating of municipal solid
(FD1) waste landfills over the city's underground drinking water sources

03-26 Establishing a city land acquisition policy

03-35 Establishing a two-year moratorium on traffic calming projects
(CD1)

03-52 Amending policy guidelines for the establishment of sister city relationships

03-59 Amending the city's debt and financial policies
(CD1)

03-63 Adopting the Central Oahu sustainable communities plan area
(CD1) public infrastructure map

03-68 Urging the city to enter into an agreement with a private entity to construct, operate and maintain public swimming pools
03-343 Establishing a policy on the use of CDBG funds

04-34 Establishing a policy on the sale of city-owned housing projects

04-107 Relating to the expansion of the Urban Honolulu enterprise zone number 4

04-246 Adopting the Public Infrastructure Map for the Primary Urban
(CD1) Center Development Plan Area

04-324 Establishing a city policy relating to the effective date of
(FD1) measures affecting city revenues and expenditures

04-353 Declaring the intention to establish community facilities district
(CD1) no. 2005-1 (Waiawa project)

05-48 Accepting the Aiea-Pearl City Livable Communities Plan as a
(CD1) special area plan for the Primary Urban Center Development Plan Area

05-69 Establishing an amended city council policy relating to real property tax compromises

05-136 Approving amendments to the revised urban design plan for the city of Kapolei, Ewa, Oahu

05-325 Authorizing use of the city seal by the city clerk for the voter outreach program

Footnote: 1 Copies of resolutions authorizing the use of certain city parks for child care programs are available at the City Clerk’s Office.

Footnote: 2Copies of resolutions naming parks and park facilities are available at the City Clerk’s Office.

Footnote: 3 Copies of public infrastructure map amendment resolutions are available at the City Clerk's Office.

Footnote: 4 Copies of sister city resolutions are available at the City Clerk’s Office.