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SUMMARY:21. Pearl City NB Regular Meeting
DESCRIPTION:PEARL CITY NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD NO. 21\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nREG
 ULAR MEETING AGENDA\nTUESDAY\, OCTOBER 22\, 2024 at 7:00 P.M.\n Momilani 
 Community Center\, 715 Hoomoana St\, Pearl City\n AND VIA WEBEX\n\nThis m
 eeting location is open to public participation.\nOther available options 
 including WebEx and phone-in instructions are as follows:\n\nWEBEX Meeting
  Link: https://cchnl.webex.com/cchnl/j.php?MTID=mbdb01f17b499a89cdb59bf830
 86d38ec \nMeeting Number/Access Code: 2498 533 4017 \nPassword: NB21 (62
 21 from phones and video systems) \nJoin By Phone: 1-408-418-9388\nPCNB D
 ocuments posted on Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1V
 5AlaHjrMVo42KclDDH1qS-pc2oJVF9l \n\nMEETING POLICY – Adopted July 25\, 
 2023\nRules of Speaking:\nVirtual: Anyone wishing to speak is asked to ope
 n the list of participants and click the “raise hand” icon by their na
 me. When recognized by the Chair\, address comments to the Chair. Remarks 
 should not exceed 3 minutes. (Please cancel the “raise hand” icon afte
 r speaking.  Presentations must be kept under 10 minutes.  The “chat
 ” box can also be used to ask simple questions. Board Members are requir
 ed to keep their video active during the board meeting.\n\nRecordings of B
 oard Meetings can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/@cityandcountyneigh
 borhoodc2559\n\nNote: The Board may take action on any agenda item. As req
 uired by the State Sunshine Law (HRS 92)\, specific issues not noted on th
 is agenda cannot be voted on\, unless added to the agenda. Board actions s
 uch as draft resolutions and outgoing letters will be posted for the publi
 c on Google Drive.\n\nBoard Agenda Items:  The Board is requesting that a
 ll written reports presented at the board meeting be soft copy emailed to 
 the Board Chair and Website Manager: lveray@hawaii.rr.com and info@pearlci
 tynb.com. All written testimony must be received in the Neighborhood Commi
 ssion Office 48 hours prior to the meeting. If within 48 hours\, written a
 nd/or oral testimony may be submitted directly to the board at the meeting
 . If submitting written testimony\, please note the board and agenda item(
 s) your testimony concerns. Send to: Neighborhood Commission Office\, 925 
 Dillingham Blvd\, Suite 160\, Honolulu\, HI 96817. Fax: (808) 768-3711. Em
 ail: nbtestimony@honolulu.gov\n\nI. CALL TO ORDER – Chair Larry Veray\nA
 . Pledge of Allegiance – Cub Scout Pack 75 – Cubmaster Jantzen Lim\nB.
  Time Limit Policy and Procedures\nC. All participants are to sign in for 
 in-person and virtual identify yourself to NCO Assistant on WEBEX\nD. Roll
  Call (All board members must have their video turned on)\n\nII. PUBLIC SA
 FETY REPORTS\nA. Honolulu Fire Department – Report on fire and emergency
  incidents to statistics for past month\, fire safety tips.\nB. Honolulu P
 olice Department – Report on crime incidents and statistics for District
  3 Pearl City area past month\, crime prevention and public safety tips.\n
 \nIII. PUBLIC TESTIMONY – Limited to 3 minutes each (Resident/Community 
 Concerns)\n\nIV. PRESENTATION – 10 minutes\nA. Department of Environment
 al Services – Purpose: Discuss its plans to increase its sewer service c
 harges for residential and commercial customers in Fiscal Year 2026\, whic
 h begins Tuesday\, July 1\, 2025.  ENV wishes to present information on t
 he reasons for the increase\, the amount of the increase\, and what the ad
 ditional revenue will be used for – TBD\n\nV. BOARD BUSINESS\nA. Resolut
 ion - Pearl City Legislative Priorities for 2025 – Defines Pearl City Ne
 ighborhood Board No. 21 priorities for our State and City Legislators for 
 upcoming 2025 session. Adopt Resolution\n\nVI. GOVERNMENT MONTHLY REPORTS 
 &amp\; LEGISLATIVE UPDATES\nA. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR\n1. Governor Josh Gr
 een’s Office – Mr. Jeff Hickman\, Public Affairs\,\n2. Department of E
 ducation – Mr. Joe Halfmann\, Principal Pearl City High School\n3. Hawai
 i Department of Transportation (HDOT) – Mr. Casey Abe\, HDOT State Highw
 ays Division\nB. STATE LEGISLATURE\n1. Senator Glenn Wakai (D15)\n2. Senat
 or Brandon Elefante (D16)\n3. Senator Henry Aquino (D19)\n4. Representativ
 e Gregg Takayama (D34)\n5. Representative Cory Chun (D35)\n6. Representati
 ve Trish La Chica (D37)\nC. CONGRESSIONAL OFFICIALS\n1. Congressman Ed Cas
 e – Mr. Nestor Garcia\, Director of Communications\nD. CITY &amp\; COUNT
 Y OF HONOLULU\n1. Office of the Mayor – Director &amp\; Chief Engineer G
 ene Abano\, Director Facility Maintenance\n2. Councilmember Val Okimoto\nE
 . OTHER AGENCIES\n1. Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam – Mr. David Hodge an
 d Mr. Victor Flint\n2. Leeward Community College – Chancellor Carlos Pen
 aloza\n3. Pearl City Library – Ms. Vicky Bowie\, Branch Manager\n4. Boar
 d of Water Supply – Mr. Arlen Ledward\, Civil Engineer\nF. ASSOCIATION U
 PDATES\n1. Pearl City High School PTSA – Mr. Tony Velasco\n\nVII. BOARD 
 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS\n1. Regular Board Meeting Minutes Approval – Tues
 day\, September 24\, 2024 minutes\n2. Meetings attended by board members\n
 \nVIII. CHAIR &amp\; BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS\n1. The Pearl City Neighborhood B
 oard No. 21 next board meeting will be both Virtual and In-Person facilita
 ted on WEBEX and at Momilani Community Center 715 Hoomoana St\, Pearl City
  on Tuesday\, November 26\, 2024. The Pearl City Neighborhood Board No. 21
  meetings are broadcasted on Focus Channel 49 and air 2nd Saturday at 6:00
  PM and 1st and 3rd Friday at 1:00 PM.\n\nIX. ADJOURNMENT\n\nA mailing lis
 t is maintained for interested persons and agencies to receive this board
 ’s agenda and minutes.  Additions\, corrections\, and deletions to the 
 mailing list may be directed to the Neighborhood Commission Office (NCO) a
 t Kapālama Hale\, Suite 160\, 925 Dillingham Boulevard\, Honolulu\, Hawai
 ʻi 96817\; Telephone (808) 768-3710 Fax (808) 768-3711. Agendas and minut
 es are also available on the internet at www.honolulu.gov/nco.\n\nIf you n
 eed an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability or
  an interpreter for a language other than English\, please call the Neighb
 orhood Commission Office at (808) 768-3710 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
  or send an email to nco@honolulu.gov at least three (3) business days bef
 ore the scheduled meeting. It may not be possible to fulfill requests rece
 ived after this date.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nDRAFT REGULAR MEETING WRITTEN SUMMARY 
 FOR VIDEO RECORD\nTUESDAY\, SEPTEMBER 24\, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.\nMOMILANI COM
 MUNITY CENTER\, 715 HOOMOANA St\, PEARL CITY\, HI\, 96782\nONLINE VIA WEBE
 X\n\nVideo Recording of Meeting Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUEs
 aCcTzDs&amp\;t=6674s\n\nGoogle Drive Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/
 folders/1V5AlaHjrMVo42KclDDH1qS-pc2oJVF9l\n\nI. CALL TO ORDER – [0:00:00
 ]: Chair Veray called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.\n\nPledge of Alleg
 iance: The Cub Scout Pack 75 administered the Pledge of Allegiance.\n\nCha
 ir Veray reviewed the time limit policy and procedures before conducting a
  roll call. Quorum WAS established with nine (9) members present. Note: Th
 is 11-member board requires six (6) members to establish a quorum and to t
 ake official Board action.\n\nBoard Members Present: Kekuni Agard\, Rodney
  Awong\, Charmaine Doran\, Guy Inouye\, Daniel Smith\, Nathan Takeuchi\, A
 ntonio Velasco\, Larry Veray\, and Hiede Weber (appointed 7:39 p.m.).\n\nB
 oard Members Absent: Brendon Lee\n\nGuests: Fire Fighter K. Drumright (Hon
 olulu Fire Department)\; Lieutenant Glenn Iwasaki (Honolulu Police Departm
 ent)\; Kelly B. Akasak (Department of Transportation Service)\; Shane Akag
 i and Dion Mesta (Department of Community Service) Casey Abe (Hawaiʻi Dep
 artment of Transportation)\; Senator Brandon Elefante and Jan Salcedo\; Na
 thaniel Isei (Senator Henry Aquino)\; Representative Gregg Takayama\; Dust
 in Lee (Representative Cory Chun)\;Representative Trish La Chica\; Gene Al
 bano (Mayor Blangiardi)\; Aaron Wilson (Councilmember Val Okimoto)\; Victo
 r Flint (U.S. Navy)\; Chancellor Carlos Penaloza (Leeward Community Associ
 ation)\; Vicky Bowie (Pearl City Library)\; Arlen Ledward (Board of Water 
 Supply)\; Francie Whitfield\, Sam Hui\, Mary Bello\, Val Kupihea Tuiloma\,
  Layden Akasaki\, Tara Sutton\, Aimirose Ann Battad\, Keith\, Kelly Akasak
 i\, Jocelyn Roberts\, Jan Salcedo\, Shane Akagi\, Linda Lee\, Craig Niiya\
 , Charles King\, Collette Chang\, Janis Saiki\, Joanne Arakaki\, Dustin Le
 e\, Karen Davis\, and Gregory (Resident)\; and Anson Wu (Neighborhood Comm
 ission Office). Note: Name not included if not legible or stated for the r
 ecord. There were approximately 59 total participants.\n\n[0:03:39] – He
 aring no objections Chair Veray moved up Filling in Vacancies after Public
  Safety Report.\n\nII. PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS – [0:04:00]\n\nHonolulu Fir
 e Department (HFD) – [0:04:00]: Fire Fighter K. Drumright provided the m
 onthly statistics for August 2024\, and September 2024 fire safety tips re
 garding Moving Over for Emergency Vehicles.\n• August 2024 Statistics: T
 here were 5 wildland/bush fires\, 8 nuisance fires\, 2 cooking fires\, 8 a
 ctivated alarms without fire\, 143 medical emergencies\, 1 motor vehicle c
 ollision with pedestrian\, 11 motor vehicle crash/collisions\, 31 mountain
  rescue\, and 1 hazardous materials incident.\n• Report: https://drive.g
 oogle.com/file/d/1889sNqQARUVC4unlQn1nYx_XLOuPHHMf/view?usp=drive_link\n
 • For more information\, visit: https://fire.honolulu.gov/\n\nQuestions\
 , comments\, and concerns followed – [0:06:42]\n\nHonolulu Police Depart
 ment (HPD) – [0:09:25]: Lieutenant Glenn Iwasaki provided the monthly st
 atistics for August 2024\; September 2024 safety tip regarding Seat Belt s
 afety\; and speeding citation statistics in the Pearl City area.\n• Augu
 st 2024 Statistics: There were 6 motor vehicle thefts\, 2 burglaries\, 27 
 thefts\, and 10 Unauthorized Entry into Motor Vehicles (UEMV).\n• Statis
 tical information can be found on the HPD public website: https://www.hono
 lulupd.org/information/crime-mapping/\n• For more information\, visit: w
 ww.honolulupd.org\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [0:1
 2:26]\n\nFilling of Vacant At-Large Board Position – [0:34:20]: Heide We
 ber volunteered to fill in the Vacant At-Large Board position\; provided b
 ackground information about herself\; her reasoning to be part of the boar
 d\; and answered questions from the board members.\n\n[0:37:39] – Doran 
 nominated Weber to filling in the At-Large Board Position. Hearing no furt
 her nominations\, the Board conducted a roll call vote. Weber filled in th
 e vacancy for the At-Large Board Position\; 9-0 (Weber: Agard\, Awong\, Do
 ran\, Inouye\, Miyazono\, Smith\, Takeuchi\, Velasco\, and Veray\; Abstain
 : None) – [0:37:45].\n\n[0:38:58] – Neighborhood Assistant (NA) admini
 ster the Oath of Office to Weber. 10 members present.\nIII. PUBLIC TESTIMO
 NY – [0:38:58]: no concerns.\n\nIV. PRESENTATION – [0:40:00]\n\nDepart
 ment of Transportation Services (DTS)\, Update on Pearl City Streets Initi
 atives – [0:40:00]: Kelly B. Akasak from DTS provided a presentation of 
 upcoming and future construction projects in Pearl City. DTS upcoming prop
 osed projects will consist of: constructing a raised median with rectangul
 ar rapid flashing beacons on Waimano Home Road at Hoʻomalu\; rectangular 
 rapid flashing beacons on Waimano Home Road at Leomele\, and Hoʻolana Str
 eet\; and Pearl Harbor Historic Trail Improvements.\n\nQuestions\, comment
 s\, and concerns followed – [0:45:12]\n\nDepartment of Community Service
 s (DCS)\, Grants in Aid (GIA) Process [1:09:36]¬: Shane Akagi from the DC
 S provided a presentation informing the public the purpose of Grant in Aid
 \; what can the grants fund\; the types of grants\; and a timeline of a gr
 ant solicitation\, award process\, contracting\, and execution.\n• Prese
 ntation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1oMuNX06PCanl8Q6hSTgv1PiqD
 5C0-Ykl/edit?usp=drive_link&amp\;ouid=110816970952488543387&amp\;rtpof=tru
 e&amp\;sd=true\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [1:18:1
 3]\n\nV. BOARD BUSINESS – [1:23:52]\n\nResolution Pearl City Legislative
  Priorities – [1:23:52]: Member Doran introduced the resolution to adopt
  legislative priorities for 2025.\n\n[1:25:08] – Doran MOVED and Agard S
 ECONDED to defer the resolution to the next meeting. Hearing no objections
 \, the motion WAS ADOPTED\; 10-0-0 (Aye: Agard\, Awong\, Doran\, Inouye\, 
 Weber\, Miyazono\, Smith\, Takeuchi\, Velasco\, and Veray\; Nay: None\; Ab
 stain: None) – [1:25:17].\n\nResolution Requesting That the State of Haw
 aii Department of Education\, and The Counties Cooperate to Supply Fully A
 dequate School Busing for Public School Students in Consultation with The 
 Affected Communities – [1:25:41]: The resolution request the Department 
 of Education\, Legislature\, and the County to: provide solutions for the 
 shortage of school bus drivers\; engage private bus companies and governme
 nt agencies\; pass new legislation and take other actions to provide full 
 school bus service in accordance with Federal and State law\; engage toget
 her the affected communities\; allow sharing of buses by schools\; and cap
 acity permits.\n• Draft Resolution: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dMe
 SkSfWh8udL6-imBTV8atNq9jT4S9G/view?usp=drive_link\n\n[1:30:33] – Smith M
 OVED and Doran SECONDED to adopt the State of Hawaii Department of Educati
 on\, and The Counties Cooperate to Supply Fully Adequate School Busing for
  Public School Students in Consultation with The Affected Communities as w
 ritten. Discussion followed. The board conducted a roll call vote\, the mo
 tion WAS ADOPTED\; 10-0-0 (Aye: Agard\, Awong\, Doran\, Inouye\, Weber\, M
 iyazono\, Smith\, Takeuchi\, Velasco\, and Veray\; Nay: None\; Abstain: No
 ne) – [1:34:19].\n\nPearl City Neighborhood Board Outgoing Letter to be 
 drafted per results of this weeks Town Hall meeting on Transportation – 
 Immediate Public Safety Requirements – [1:35:35]:\n\n[1:36:14] – Agard
  MOVED and Awong SECONDED for a letter to be drafted per results of this w
 eeks Town Hall meeting on Transportation. Hearing no objections\, the moti
 on WAS ADOPTED\; 10-0-0 (Aye: Agard\, Awong\, Doran\, Inouye\, Weber\, Miy
 azono\, Smith\, Takeuchi\, Velasco\, and Veray\; Nay: None\; Abstain: None
 ) – [1:36:23].\n\nPearl City Neighborhood Board Letter to Department of 
 Parks and Recreation requesting approval for the U.S. Navy and Pearl City 
 Lions Club to repair and rehab the Japanese built Peace Bell at Blaisdell 
 Park as volunteers and at no cost to the city – [1:36:27]: The letter re
 quests the Department of Parks and Recreation to work with the U.S. Navy E
 xpert Construction Battalion and civilian volunteers to fumigate\, repair\
 , and repaint the Japanese Peace Bell Structure.\n• Letter: https://docs
 .google.com/document/d/1XgPJ0rXGd1CXv4-KYYhdS4mllmm8pfFE/edit?usp=drive_li
 nk&amp\;ouid=110816970952488543387&amp\;rtpof=true&amp\;sd=true\n\n[1:37:1
 5] – Agard MOVED and Awong SECONDED to adopt the Letter to Department of
  Parks and Recreation requesting approval for the U.S. Navy and Pearl City
  Lions Club to repair and rehab the Japanese built Peace Bell at Blaisdell
  Park as volunteers and at no cost to the city as written. Discussion foll
 owed. Hearing no objections\, the motion WAS ADPOTED\; 10-0-0 (Aye: Agard\
 , Awong\, Doran\, Inouye\, Weber\, Miyazono\, Smith\, Takeuchi\, Velasco\,
  and Veray\; Nay: None\; Abstain: None) – [1:39:32].\n\nVI. GOVERNMENT M
 ONTHLY REPORTS &amp\; LEGISLATIVE UPDATES – [1:39:50]\n\nA. OFFICE OF TH
 E GOVERNOR – [1:39:54]\n\nGovernor Josh Green’s Office – [1:39:54]: 
 No representative present.\n• Newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/
 d/11rn3WuOugbv8kautAiUKqgAFZf8mulDe/view?usp=drive_link\n\nDepartment of E
 ducation – [1:40:05]: No representative present.\nHawaiʻi Department of
  Transportation (DOT) – [1:40:16]: Casey Abe presented his report and hi
 ghlighted the following: updates on the Leeward Bikeway Project Philippine
  Sea Road to Waipahu Depot Street\, ceremonial ribbon cutting of the new W
 aikele and Kapakahi Stream Bridge in October\; new delineators post on Aca
 cia Road intersection\; updates of a left-turn lane from Kamehameha Highwa
 y onto Kuala Street\; HDOT is working with the City to allow TheBus to use
  the close H2R2 ramp\; construction of new sidewalks\; and was made aware 
 of a broken fence and overgrowth.\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns f
 ollowed – [1:44:02]\n\nB. STATE LEGISLATURE – [1:47:58]\n\nSenator Gle
 nn Wakai (D15) – [1:47:58]: No representative present.\n\nSenator Brando
 n Elefante (D16) – [1:48:03]: Senator Brandon Elefante presented his rep
 ort and highlighted the following: provided information to a concern asked
  at the meeting and Senator Elafante had submitted a letter regarding stre
 et racing and loud mufflers on the weekends to HPD.\n\nQuestions\, comment
 s\, and concerns followed – [1:50:03]\n\nSenator Henry Aquino (D19) – 
 [1:51:14]: Nathaniel Isei stands on his report.\n• Newsletter: https://d
 rive.google.com/file/d/11XhyLePtoBdlLvLr5-Dyzujbbe9DMZah/view?usp=drive_li
 nk\n\nRepresentative Gregg Takayama (D34) – [1:51:58]: Representative Gr
 egg Takayama has nothing to report\, but wants to be informed regarding th
 e Sunset Memorial choosing to apply for a grant.\n\nQuestions\, comments\,
  and concerns followed – [1:52:35]\n\nRepresentative Cory Chun (D35) –
  [1:53:19]: Dustin Lee provided the report and announced that the recordin
 gs from last town hall meeting was uploaded on Ōlelo.\n• Newsletter: ht
 tps://drive.google.com/file/d/1egIkL76_wkUuvoTIYDeDMuS7pqoS-aq_/view?usp=d
 rive_link\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [1:53:57]\n\
 nRepresentative Trish La Chica (D37) – [1:54:07]: Representative Trish L
 a Chica provided the report and highlighted the following: updates on scho
 ol bus route restoration\; updates on the teacher housing project at Milil
 ani High School\; and announced that October is Filipino American History 
 month.\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [1:58:19]\n\nVI
 I. CONGRESSIONAL OFFICIALS – [2:00:39]\n\nCongressman Ed Case – [2:00:
 40]: No representative present.\n\nVIII. CITY &amp\; COUNTY OF HONOLULU 
 – [2:00:46]\n\nOffice of the Mayor – [2:00:48]: Director &amp\; Chief 
 Engineer Gene Albano provided the report and highlighted the following: Ci
 ty takes action to address crime along the Wai’anae Coast\; 30 brand-new
  security cameras installed in Chinatown\; Mayor Blangiardi hosts a healin
 g vigil\; City demolishes hoarder house\; and Honolulu named most desirabl
 e City to live.\n• Newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RNjtnWco
 eckWuq6Cbor9X3xRof4BrPhw/view?usp=drive_link\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and
  concerns followed – [2:02:58]\n\nCouncilmember Val Okimoto – [2:14:01
 ]: Aaron Wilson provided the report and highlighted the following: the pas
 sing of Resolution 24-199 which clarifies and strengthens of Hawaiʻi’s 
 Laws relating to electric bikes\, Bill 41 which enhances the City Animal O
 utreach program\, and Bill 34 regarding building permits\; Bill 46 regardi
 ng empty homes tax bill is in its second reading\; the Pearl City Pool bat
 hrooms were fixed and graffiti was removed\; and the opening of four new b
 usinesses.\n• Newsletter: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pAqxAIp3BNAOD
 LuHj8Rxw86s6UHsoC_f/view?usp=drive_link\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and conc
 erns followed – [2:17:00]\n\nIX. OTHER AGENCIES – [2:18:01]\n\nJoint B
 ase Pearl Harbor – Hickam – [2:18:01]: Victor Flint provided the repor
 t highlighted the following: updates on Dry Dock 5 project\; Tuesday\, Sep
 tember 24\, 2024 Pearl Harbor restoration advisory board at Foster Village
  Vet Center from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.\; and Tuesday October 8\, 2024 Dep
 artment of Health and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be hostin
 g an open house at Aliamanu Middle School from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.\n•
  Report: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wwlX7rY_uOBWETJPlwhI8btKcK8Czk9d
 /view?usp=drive_link\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [
 2:19:41]\nLeeward Community College – [2:20:51]: Chancellor Carlos Penal
 oza provided the report and highlighted the following: last week Friday th
 ey hosted a Dive into Education 2.0 at Leeward Community College\; Celebra
 tion of the 50th anniversary of Leeward theater\; Lisa Matsumoto Once Upon
  One Time from Friday\, November 1\, 2024 through Sunday\, November 3\, 20
 24\; the Discovery Fair Saturday\, November 2\, 2024\; important upcoming 
 events for the month of November\; and a response to a question asked in t
 he previous meeting.\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [
 2:25:03]\n\nPearl City Library – [2:25:35]: Vicky Bowie provided the rep
 ort and highlighted the following: Pearl City Library will be hosting a la
 y making program on Monday October 7\, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.\; Mahjong program
  on Sunday October 13\, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. for all skill levels\; and Tai C
 hi program on Wednesday October 9\, 2024 and Wednesday October 23\, 2024 f
 or ages 50 and up.\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concerns followed – [2:
 27:16]\n\nBoard of Water Supply (BWS)\, Civil Engineer – [2:28:52]: Arle
 n Ledward provided the report and highlighted the following: two water mai
 n breaks for the month of August on Hoʻomoe Street and Hoʻomāʻike Stre
 et\; and the general water announcements regarding Imagine-A-Day Without W
 ater event.\n• Report: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RANZXsNLr56w5paC
 Rm4FZmXOVzOMuN5M/view?usp=drive_link\n\nQuestions\, comments\, and concern
 s followed – [2:31:23]\n\nX. ASSOCIATION UPDATES – [2:32:53]\n\nPearl 
 City High School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) – [2:32:55]: 
 Member Velasco highlighted the following: Panda Express Online Fundraiser 
 on Thursday\, October 3\, 2024 and Mcnight at McDonald’s at Kuala on Tue
 sday\, October 15\, 2024 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.\n\nPearl City Community As
 sociation (PCCA) – [2:33:41]: This item was postponed due to time.\n\nXI
 . BOARD ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS – [2:33:41]\n\nRegular Board Meeting Minu
 tes Approval – Tuesday\, August 27\, 2024 minutes – [2:33:41]: [2:33:5
 3] – Velasco MOVED Smith SECONDED to approve the Tuesday\, August 27\, 2
 024 minutes as written. Hearing no objections\, the motion WAS ADOPTED\; 1
 0-0-0 (Aye: Agard\, Awong\, Doran\, Inouye\, Weber\, Miyazono\, Smith\, Ta
 keuchi\, Velasco\, and Veray\; Nay: None\; Abstain: None) – [2:33:58].\n
 \nMeetings attended by board members – [2:34:13]: Chair Veray stated tha
 t board members had attended town hall meetings. Member Doran attended the
  Board of Education meeting.\n\nXII. CHAIR &amp\; BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS – 
 [2:34:30]\n\nNext Meeting – [2:34:30]: The next meeting of the Pearl Cit
 y Neighborhood Board No.21 is scheduled to be held on Tuesday\, October 22
 \, 2024 at the Momilani Community Center at 715 Hoomoana Street and online
  via WebEx. The Pearl City Neighborhood Board No. 21 meetings are broadcas
 ted on Focus Channel 49 and air 2nd Saturday at 6:00 PM and 1st and 3rd Fr
 iday at 1:00 PM.\n\nXIII. ADJOURNMENT [2:34:59]: Chair Veray adjourned the
  meeting at 9:34 p.m.\n\nSubmitted by: Anson Wu\, Neighborhood Assistant\n
 Reviewed by: Dylan Whitsell\, Deputy\nFinalized by: Tony Velasco\, Secreta
 ry\n\nTo view agenda and minutes\, visit our board website.\n\nEvent show
 s physical location\; however\, other options of participation may also in
 clude WebEx and phone.  If available\, instructions for WebEx and phone c
 an be found at the top of the agenda.
LOCATION:Momilani Community Center\, 715 Hoʻomoana St\, Pearl City\, Hawai
 ʻi\, 96782 \, United States
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