BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Pacific/Honolulu X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific/Honolulu BEGIN:VEVENT UID:53-18486@honolulu.gov DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250911T180000 DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20250911T210000 DTSTAMP:20250905T210612Z URL:https://www.honolulu.gov/nco/events/diamond-head-nb-regular-meeting-20 25-09-11/ SUMMARY:05. Diamond Head NB Regular Meeting DESCRIPTION:DIAMOND HEAD - KAPAHULU - ST. LOUIS HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD NO. 5\n \;\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\nREGULAR MEETING AGENDA\nTHURSDAY\, SEPTEMBER 11\, 2025 AT 6:00 P.M.\nALA WAI GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE BALLROOM\ n404 KAPAHULU AVENUE\, HONOLULU\, HI 96815\nAND ONLINE VIA WEBEX\n\nMeetin g Link: https://cchnl.webex.com/cchnl/j.php?MTID=mb13f8313d6f10cb7bd7ce47f ff590437\nMeeting Number / Access Code: 2488 909 1135\nPassword: NB05 (620 5 from phones and video systems)\nJoin by Phone: +1-408-418-9388 United St ates Toll\n\nBoard Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W KnOJqdvqoRuGhJ7E9rg5u7AtruuZZZn\nBoard Meeting Recordings: https://www.you tube.com/playlist?list=PLfqRwVpRroolsFSNpDzklm59N89al2XyQ\n\nMeeting Decor um: Anyone wishing to speak is asked to raise their hand in person or by u sing “raise hand” feature online. When recognized by the Chair\, addre ss comments to the Chair. All dialogue at the meeting will be conducted by use of the microphone. Public concerns and comments are limited to 2 minu tes each. For Webex participants\, please mute your microphone unless acti vely speaking. Demonstrate courtesy and respect to all attendees and prese nters\, including refraining from personal comments\, using civility in th e chat box feature\, and keeping decorum at all times. Kindly silence all electronic devices if meeting in person. Out of respect for everyone\, ple ase keep questions/comments brief\, succinct and avoid unnecessary repetit ion so that all may have opportunities to speak.\n\nPublic Announcements\, Reports\, &\; Presentations to the Board: Before the meeting\, please email all materials for posting online to Neighborhood Assistant Curtis Ha yashi (curtis.hayashi@honolulu.gov). Presenters may use PowerPoint\, shoul d be succinct\, and mindful of time. If presenting in person\, please prov ide handouts for the Board and the community.\n\nNote: 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 allow ed for under HRS 92. A majority (8 members) of this 15-member Board is req uired to meet quorum requirements. Board members must be in person or have video access on Webex.\n\nDescription of Board Boundaries: https://www8.h onolulu.gov/nco/boards-and-sub-district-boundary-descriptions\n\n1. CALL T O ORDER – Chair Winston Welch (winstonwelch@gmail.com)\n\n2. PUBLIC SAFE TY MONTHLY REPORTS (3 minutes each)\nA. Honolulu Fire Department (HFD)\, W aikīkī Station (www.fire.honolulu.gov)\nHFD’s Public Affairs &\; Me dia Liaison Email: HFDNHB@honolulu.gov\nFire incidents\, statistics\, comm unity updates\, and safety tips\nSee Fire Response Search Tool and Inciden t Trend Dashboard: https://fire.honolulu.gov/news-and-info\n\nB. Honolulu Police Department (HPD) (www.honolulupd.org/contact-us)\nHPD’s Info & \; Resources: https://www.honolulupd.org/information\nPolice incidents/sta tistics\, traffic and parking enforcement\, community events and updates\, and safety tips\n1. District 6 (Waikīkī/Kapiʻolani Park/Diamond Head)\ n2. District 7 (Diamond Head/Kapahulu/St. Louis Heights/East Honolulu)\n\n 3. FILLING OF BOARD VACANCIES\nChair Welch: The Neighborhood Commission ha s determined that our vote of August 7th did not conform to the Neighborho od Plan and therefore we need to reconfirm our last month’s election to the Board. The Neighborhood Commission also approved our request to allow\ , but not require\, a vacant seat in Subdistrict 2 to become a representat ive for the District At-Large (per Neighborhood Plan §2-15-108). This was only approved for one seat at the meeting and would only be through this term. We have further requested that any open seat become a District-At La rge seat for any other vacant seat(s) for the remainder of this term. This will be addressed at the September Neighborhood Commission meeting.\nA. O ne Subdistrict 3 Seat (Diamond Head\, Ft Ruger\, Kapi’olani Park\, Monsa rrat)\nB. Two Subdistrict 2 Seats (Kapahulu)\nC. One At-Large Seat (2025-2 027 Board Term)\n\n4. PUBLIC INTEREST REPORTS AND EVENT ANNOUNCEMENTS (2 m inutes each)\nWith additional open public comments\, concerns\, questions and answers for the Board record. Note: While some specific items are list ed under this Agenda section\, any normal range of comments\, questions\, discussion and/or recommendations for follow up may be presented by the ge neral public and Board members at this meeting.\n\nA. Board of Water Suppl y (BWS) Report – Kathleen Pahinui (kelliott-pahinui@hbws.org)\nMain brea k reports\, projects\, and general BWS announcements.\nB. Kapiʻolani Comm unity College (KCC) Updates – Lisa Yamamoto (lisany@hawaii.edu)\nKCC pro jects\, college matters\, events and general announcements.\nC. Announceme nts of public events\, parades and similar upcoming activities of communit y interest\n(2025 O‘ahu Schedule of Major Parades and Street Activities: https://www.honolulu.gov/dts/2025-events)\n\n5. PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY CONC ERNS OPEN FORUM (2 minutes per speaker)\nOpen public testimony regarding t opics/issues not listed elsewhere on this agenda in order to enable commen ts\, concerns\, and questions for the Board record. Note: Any normal range of comments\, questions\, discussion and/or recommendations for follow up may be presented by the general public and Board members at this meeting\ , with due consideration of substantive items for future Board Agendas.\n\ n6. PRESENTATION: RESTRICTED USE OF PESTICIDES AND HAZARDS TO HUMAN HEALTH \; CLIMATE FUTURE FORUM (CFF) – Ella Alexander (5 minutes)\nWith additio nal open public comments\, concerns\, questions and answers for the Board record. Note: While there may be specific Presentations listed on the Agen da\, the Board members and the public and may express any normal range of questions\, concerns\, comments\, discussion\, requests for follow up\, Bo ard discussion and Board motions regarding any relevant issue related to t he respective presentation(s) listed on the agenda.\n\n7. RESOLUTION ON PE STICIDE USAGE (5 minutes)\n\n8. CITY &\; COUNTY OF HONOLULU REPORTS (5 minutes each)\nConstituent concerns\, city projects and services\, and new sletter updates\, with additional open public and Board comments\, concern s\, questions and answers for the Board record. Note: While there may be s pecific agenda items listed for City &\; County of Honolulu Elected Off icial Reports\, any normal range of questions\, concerns\, comments\, disc ussion\, requests and recommendations for follow-up regarding City &\; County of Honolulu Elected Official Reports may be presented by Board memb ers and the general public at this meeting.\n\nA. Mayor Rick Blangiardi – Anton Krucky\, Department of Community Services (DCS) Director\nConsti tuent Concerns &\; Follow-up Reports (anton.krucky@honolulu.gov)\nB. Ci ty Council Chair Tommy Waters\, City Council District 4\nConstituent Conce rns and Legislative Updates (tommy.waters@honolulu.gov)\nC. Councilmember Scott Nishimoto\, City Council District 5\nConstituent Concerns and Legisl ative Updates (scott.nishimoto@honolulu.gov)\n\n9. FEDERAL &\; STATE EL ECTED OFFICIAL REPORTS (2 minutes each)\nA. U.S. Congressman Ed Case (http s://case.house.gov/contact)\nB. U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (https://www.sch atz.senate.gov/contact)\nC. U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono (https://www.hirono. senate.gov/contact)\nD. Governor Josh Green – Ryan Aguilar (https://gove rnor.hawaii.gov/contact-us)\nE. State Senator Stanley Chang (senchang@capi tol.hawaii.gov)\nF. State Senator Les Ihara\, Jr. (senihara@capitol.hawaii .gov)\nG. State Senator Carol Fukunaga (senfukunaga@capitol.hawaii.gov)\nH . State House Representative Tina Nakada Grandinetti (repgrandinetti@capit ol.hawaii.gov)\nI. State House Representative Jackson Sayama (repsayama@ca pitol.hawaii.gov)\nJ. State House Representative Andrew Garrett (repgarret t@capitol.hawaii.gov)\nK. State House Representative Ikaika Olds (repolds@ capitol.hawaii.gov)\n\n10. BOARD BUSINESS\nA. Chair Welch’s Announcement s\nB. Confirmation of Board Committees\, Committee Chairs and Committee Me mbers\n1. Environment – Chair: Arlene Velasco\; Members: Samo Rozman\, M ichelle Matson\n2. Parks &\; Recreation – Chair: Anthony Miranda\; Me mbers: Chad Wasden\, Arlene Velasco\, Michelle Matson\, Rafia Hasina\n3. P lanning &\; Zoning – Chair: Michelle Matson\; Members: Ronan Witherwa x\, Arlene Velasco\, Chad Wasden\, Rafia Hasina\n4. Traffic &\; Public Safety – Co-Chairs: Margaret Murchie &\; Angie Knight\; Members: Arle ne Velasco\, Michelle Matson\, Julia Allen\, Samo Rozman\, Bruce Wong\, Ra fia Hasina\nOngoing concerns regarding:\n1. Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety plans within new guidelines for school vicinities in NB5\n2. Diamo nd Head Road Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety Improvements Update\n3. Kapahulu Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements Update\n4. Requests for Im proved Pedestrian Safety at 4th Avenue to cross Waialae\, and 7th Avenue t o cross Waialae Avenue\nC. Board Subdistrict Reports (2 minutes each)\n1. St. Louis Heights Subdistrict 1 – Julia Allen\n2. Kapahulu Subdistrict 2 – Anthony Miranda\n3. Diamond Head Subdistrict 3 – Linda Wong\nD. Rep orts of Board Members Attending Other Board and Public Meetings\n\n11. BOA RD MEETING MINUTES PENDING APPROVAL\nDraft Minutes: https://www4.honolulu. gov/docushare/dsweb/View/Collection-11640\nChair Welch: Due to issues with truncated draft meeting minutes provided to the Board by the Neighborhood Commission Office that may not accurately represent the substance and det ail needed for useful reference and comporting with State law relating to written public meeting minutes\, and because the Board’s monthly meeting time has also been truncated by Neighborhood Commission Office limitation s\, such that the Board often has not had sufficient time to discuss meeti ng minutes for improvement and approval\, the following meeting minutes ha ve not been approved since March of 2024.\n\nNotably\, the draft meeting m inutes of July 2025 were reported to have been created with the assistance of “ninja.ai” and represent a substantial improvement over other prio r months’ meeting minutes\, and could serve as an example for past unapp roved draft meeting minutes to be completed by the Neighborhood Commission Office and resubmitted to the Board for approval.\n\nTherefore the Chair ’s recommendation per previous discussion during the August 14\, 2025 Bo ard meeting\, is to return the unapproved draft meeting minutes to the Nei ghborhood Commission Office to be completed by the Neighborhood Assistant using AI to comport with State law requiring complete public meeting minut es reflecting the matters discussed and the views of the participants and to meet the needs of this Board and community for accurate and complete Bo ard meeting minutes\, and then resubmit the completed draft meeting minute s to the Board for review and approval at a future meeting. Prior to Board approval\, these current draft meeting minutes exist for the public to re ference in the interim:\n\n1. Thursday\, March 14\, 2024\n2. Thursday\, Se ptember 12\, 2024\n3. Thursday\, October 10\, 2024\n4. Thursday\, November 14\, 2024\n5. Thursday\, December 12\, 2024\n6. Thursday\, January 9\, 20 25\n7. Thursday\, February 13\, 2025\n8. Thursday\, March 13\, 2025\n9. Th ursday\, April 10\, 2025\n10. Thursday\, May 8\, 2025\n11. Thursday\, June 12\, 2025\n12. Thursday\, July 10\, 2025\n13. Thursday\, August 14\, 2025 \n\n12. ANNOUNCEMENTS\nA. To request a meeting agenda item\, please contac t Chair Welch and copy Curtis Hayashi (NCO) at least 2 weeks prior to the scheduled meeting.\nB. Next Meeting – The next Neighborhood Board No. 5 regular meeting is scheduled for Thursday\, October 9\, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. at the Ala Wai Golf Course Club House Ballroom and online via Webex.\nC. ‘Olelo Broadcast (https://olelo.org/tune-in) – The Board meetings can be viewed on Channel 49 at 9:00 p.m. on the fourth Sunday of the month and at 2:00 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month.\nD. Reporting Neighborho od Issues – Visit https://www.honolulu.gov/csd/concern or use the Honolu lu 311 App (https://honoluluhi.citysourced.com) to report neighborhood iss ues.\n\n13. ADJOURNMENT\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\nA mailing list is maintai ned for interested persons and agencies to receive this board’s agenda a nd minutes. Additions\, corrections\, and deletions to the mailing list ma y be directed to the Neighborhood Commission Office (NCO) at Kapālama Hal e\, 925 Dillingham Boulevard\, Suite 160\, Honolulu\, HI 96817\, by teleph one on (808) 768-3710\, fax (808) 768-3711\, or emailing nco@honolulu.gov. Agenda\, documents\, minutes are also available online: www.honolulu.gov/ nco/boards.html.\n\nAll written testimony must be received in the Neighbor hood Commission Office 48 hours prior to the meeting. If within 48 hours o f the meeting\, written and/or oral testimony may be submitted directly to the Board at the meeting. If submitting written testimony\, please note t he Board and agenda item(s) your testimony concerns. Send to: Neighborhood Commission Office\, 925 Dillingham Boulevard\, Suite 160\, Honolulu\, HI 96817\, fax (808) 768-3711\, email nbtestimony@honolulu.gov\, or complete the form on https://www8.honolulu.gov/nco/testimony.\n\nIf you need an aux iliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability or an interp reter for a language other than English\, please call the Neighborhood Com mission Office at (808) 768-3710 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. or send a n email to nco@honolulu.gov at least 3 business days before the scheduled meeting. It may not be possible to fulfill requests received after this da te.\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\nDRAFT REGULAR MEETING WRITTEN SUMMARY FOR VID EO RECORD\nTHURSDAY\, AUGUST 14\, 2025 AT 6:00 P.M.\nALA WAI GOLF COURSE C LUBHOUSE BALLROOM – 404 KAPAHULU AVENUE\, HONOLULU\, HI 96815\nAND ONLIN E VIA WEBEX\n\nVideo Recording of Meeting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =J0T8UfB_Azk\n\nGoogle Drive Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder s/1wezRyARsyx1JlCFN56ejBuKud14s8u5P\n\n1. CALL TO ORDER – [0:00:11]: Cha ir Winston Welch called the Neighborhood Board No. 5 meeting to order at 6 :05 p.m. Quorum WAS NOT established with 7 members present. This 15-member board requires 8 members to establish a quorum and to take official board action.\n\nMembers Present: Bruce Wong\, Julia Allen\, Margaret Murchie\, Winston Welch\, Arlene Velasco\, Laura St. Denis\, Samo Rozman\, Michelle Matson (joined at 6:07 p.m.)\, and Ronan Witherwax (joined at 6:11 p.m.). \n\nMembers Absent: Angie Knight and Anthony Miranda.\n\nGuests: Lieutenan t Cyrus Hanuna and Lieutenant Michael Thompson (Honolulu Police Department )\; Kathleen Pahinui (Board of Water Supply)\; Lisa Yamamoto (Kapiʻolani Community College)\; Anton Krucky (Mayor Blangiardi)\; Adam Doo (City Coun cil Chair Waters)\; Kylie Tokujo (Councilmember Nishimoto)\; Paula Bender (Hawai’i Bicycling League)\; Amy Fuller\, Andrew Salenger\, Daisy Murai\ , Gil Riviere\, Laura Ruby\, Racquel Achiu\, Kathryn Stanaway\, Linda Wong \, Chad Wasden\, Reggie Ching\, and Roy Tanaka (Residents/Guests)\; Rachel Cristobal (Neighborhood Commission Office). Note: Names may not be includ ed if not legible or identified. About 40 total participants joined the me eting.\n\n2. PUBLIC SAFETY MONTHLY REPORTS – [0:00:20]\n\nHonolulu Fire Department – [0:00:25]: No representative was present at this time.\n● Report: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J0LVaZU9qEdrUYo6u5QuiFL-R_9haKvI /view?usp=drive_link\n\nHonolulu Police Department – [0:00:42]\nDistrict 6 – Waikīkī/Kapiʻolani Park/Diamond Head – [0:01:00]: Lieutenant H anuna reported:\n• July 2025 Statistics: 1 robbery (7 in previous month) \, 12 burglaries (10 in previous month)\, 133 thefts (122 in previous mont h)\, 13 unauthorized entries into motor vehicles (9 in previous month)\, 4 3 assaults (30 in previous month)\, 4 sex crimes (4 in the previous month) \, 5 citations for bicycles/skateboards on sidewalks (4 in previous month) \, 0 citations for speeding (2 in previous month)\, 2\,332 parking citatio ns (1\,808 in previous month)\, 4 citations for loud mufflers/exhaust nois e (14 in previous month)\, 74 citations with 22 arrests for park closures (87 citations and 14 arrests in previous month)\, and 4\,400 total calls f or service (4\,419 in previous month).\n\nMember Matson joined at 6:07 p.m .\; 8 members present.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [ 0:02:22]\n1. Loud Muffler Law Implementation: Chair Welch asked about the implementation of the loud muffler law. Lieutenant Hanuna responded that t he department is still working with their legal team to determine how to e nforce it\, particularly regarding whether it can be used as probable caus e for a stop.\n2. Wheelies on Mopeds: Velasco expressed concern about youn g men doing wheelies on mopeds\, motorcycles\, and e-bikes in the Kapiʻol ani Park area\, especially in light of a recent fatality on the east side. Lieutenant H. confirmed that the department is aware of the issue and has ongoing enforcement efforts.\n\nDistrict 7 – Diamond Head/Kapahulu/St. Louis Heights/East Honolulu – [0:04:16]: Lieutenant Thompson reported:\n ● July 2025 Statistics: 12 motor vehicle thefts (9 in previous month)\, 7 burglaries (7 in previous month)\, 16 thefts (11 in previous month)\, 8 unauthorized entries into motor vehicles (11 in previous month)\, and 5\,6 62 total calls for service.\n● Diamond Head Road Collision Statistics: W ednesday\, January 1\, 2025\, through Thursday\, August 14\, 2025\, from t he District 7 side of Kapiʻolani Park to Paki Avenue\, there were 13 majo r collisions and 34 minor collisions\, with 11 injuries including four req uiring hospitalization. Two drivers were arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence\, and five were flee-scene cases.\n● Safety Tips: Ba ck-to-school safety tips for bicycling and walking to school\, emphasizing the importance of helmets\, visibility\, and teaching children about traf fic safety.\n\nMember Witherwax arrived at 6:11 p.m.\; 9 members present.\ n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [0:07:36]\n1. Diamond He ad Road Accident Statistics: Matson requested statistical reports on Diamo nd Head Road accidents from Kapiʻolani Park through the third lookout. Li eutenant Thompson responded that he had provided those statistics.\n2. Sto p Sign Installation: Matson mentioned that the Department of Transportatio n Services (DTS) would be installing two stop signs going east and west at Mākālei Place\, which should help with safety in the area.\n3. Printed Statistics Request: Matson requested printed statistics for board members to review. Lieutenant Thompson agreed to email the statistics to the Chair .\n\n3. FILLING OF VACANT BOARD SEATS – [0:09:59]: The item was discusse d later in the meeting.\n\n4. PUBLIC INTEREST REPORTS AND EVENT ANNOUNCEME NTS – [0:10:05]\n\nBoard of Water Supply (BWS) Report – [0:10:05]: Kat hleen Pahinui reported:\n● Main Break: One main break occurred at 2863 K alākaua at the end of July\, 2025 involving an 8-inch main.\n● Water Wi sdom Program: It is a program designed to support condominium and townhome residents\, owners\, and property managers in reducing water usage.\n● Rebates: $100 rebates are available for toilet replacements for condominiu m and townhome residents.\n● Monsarrat Project: A water system improveme nt project on Monsarrat Avenue began the week of July 21\, 2025\, which wi ll have some traffic impacts.\n● Lawsuit Update: It is too early to prov ide updates on the $1.2 billion lawsuit.\n● Diamond Head Fencing: Painti ng is complete on the Diamond Head fencing project\, with native plants no w being established that will eventually hide the fencing.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [0:13:26]\n1. Diamond Head Plantings Ir rigation: Chair Welch asked if the plantings at Diamond Head were being ir rigated. Pahinui confirmed they were.\n2. Monsarrat Project Road Closures: Chair Welch asked about potential road closures for the Monsarrat water m ain project. Pahinui explained it would affect the area near Unity Church and the school with daytime lane closures.\n\nKapiʻolani Community Colleg e (KCC) Updates – [0:15:00]: Lisa Yamamoto announced that the fall semes ter will begin on Monday\, August 25\, 2025\, for KCC and the rest of the ten campuses of the University of Hawai’i system.\n\n3. FILLING OF VACAN T BOARD SEATS (CONTINUED) – [0:16:56]: Chair Welch explained that the Bo ard approved to request the Neighborhood Commission on changing one vacant Subdistrict seat to an At-Large seat for the 2025-2027 board term. He ask ed the Board if they would like to extend the other vacant Subdistrict sea ts to At-Large.\n\nSubdistrict 2 – [0:18:05]: No volunteers.\n\nAt-Large – [0:18:43]: Two candidates\, Kathryn Stanaway and Chad Wasden\, introd uced themselves and expressed interest in the At-Large seat:\n● Kathryn Stanaway: Has lived in Hawai’i for 17 years\, graduated from William S. Richardson School of Law in 2017\, works for the State of Hawai’i in nat ural resource management.\n● Chad Wasden: Has lived in District 3 for te n years\, works as an emergency care doctor for Straub\, concerned about i ssues around Waikīkī Elementary\, Diamond Head\, fire safety\, and prese rvation of neighborhoods.\n\nMatson nominated Kathryn Stanaway and Velasco nominated Chad Wasden. The Board conducted a roll call vote. Chad Wasden was ELECTED to the At-Large seat\; 5-2-1 (Wasden: Murchie\, Velasco\, Rozm an\, Denis\, Welch\; Stanaway: Matson\, Allen\; Abstain: Bruce Wong) – [ 0:25:40]\nPlease note: Upon further review\, this appointment requires 8 v otes per the Neighborhood Plan. As this requirement was not met\, the At-L arge position remains vacant and will be revisited at the next meeting. Me mber Witherwax was online via Webex\, but did not unmute to vote.\n\nSubdi strict 3 – [0:30:10]: Two candidates\, Kathryn Stanaway and Linda Wong\, introduced themselves:\n● Kathryn Stanaway: Reiterated her background i n natural resource management and interest in property issues.\n● Linda Wong: Has been on the board since 1993 (about 30 years)\, worked on variou s projects including proving that the beach in front of the Kahala Hotel i s public land\, served in various board positions including chair\, vice c hair\, secretary\, and treasurer.\n\nVelasco nominated Linda Wong and Welc h nominated Kathryn Stanaway. The Board conducted a roll call vote. Linda Wong was ELECTED to the Subdistrict 3 seat\; 5-2-1 (Wong: Allen\, Welch\, Velasco\, Matson\, Rozman\; Stanaway: Murchie\, Denis\; Abstain: Bruce Won g) – [0:37:58]\nPlease note: Upon further review\, this appointment requ ires 8 votes per the Neighborhood Plan. As this requirement was not met\, the Subdistrict 3 position remains vacant and will be revisited at the nex t meeting. Member Witherwax was online via Webex\, but did not unmute to v ote.\n\nSubdistrict 2 - [0:38:12]: There was discussion if the Board shoul d open 1 or both of the Subdistrict 2 vacancies to At-Large.\n\nChair Welc h called a recess to have the Neighborhood Assistant to conduct the Oath o f Office with Chad Wasden and Linda Wong at 6:47 P.M.\nChair Welch called the meeting back to order at 6:49 P.M.\nLinda Wong and Chad Wasden were sw orn in\; 11 members present.\nPlease note: Upon review of the Neighborhood Plan\, both Linda Wong and Chad Wasden's appointments did not meet the re quired eight-vote threshold. Their swearing-in occurred in error\, and the ir positions will be subject to re-voting at the next meeting.\n\nMatson M OVED and Velasco SECONDED to ask the Neighborhood Commission to open up th e two vacant Kapahulu seats to At-Large seats with the provision that if s omeone from Subdistrict 2 comes forward\, they have the right of first ref usal. The motion was ADOPTED\; 9-0-0 (Aye: Allen\, Murchie\, Witherwax\, W elch\, Velasco\, Denis\, Matson\, Rozman\, Wong\, Wasden\; Nay: None\; Abs tain: None) – [0:48:01]\nPlease note: Per Neighborhood Plan requiring 8 votes for board appointment\, Linda Wong and Chad Wasden's votes were not included in this count as their board membership remains unconfirmed.\n\n5 . PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY CONCERNS OPEN FORUM – [0:49:18]\n\nUniversity of Hawai’i’s Education Development Concerns – [0:49:36]: Ruby raised co ncerns about plans to convert the University of Hawai’i’s Education la b school/charter school area into retail/snack space. She emphasized that community input should come from the bottom up\, not top down.\n\nAla Wai Bridge Project – [0:50:40]: Ruby raised concerns about the lack of respo nsiveness from DTS regarding the Ala Wai Bridge project. She noted that mu ltiple neighborhood boards requested a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the historic canal\, promenade\, and park.\n\nEscalating Proper ty Tax Concerns – [0:54:41]: Bruce Wong shared concerns about escalating property taxes\, noting that a resident who has lived in her home since 1 959 has seen taxes increase dramatically without adding anything to the ho me. He suggested revamping the assessment process to prevent outside inves tors from driving up property values and forcing local residents out.\n\nR ising Housing Costs – [0:56:37]: Linda Wong expressed concern about bein g priced out of paradise\, noting that her monthly expenses increased by a t least $2\,000 between property tax and maintenance. She mentioned that m any local friends are leaving Hawai’i due to rising costs.\n\nBicycle an d Road Safety Concerns – [0:57:40]: Paula Bender from the Hawai’i Bicy cling League presented on the Walk Bike Drive initiative promoting calm in teractions between road users. Murchie expressed concerns about bike lanes replacing vehicular lanes and suggested Young Street as a better location for bike lanes than King Street. Paula Bender responded by explaining the vulnerable users’ law and cyclists' rights to use the entire lane\, enc ouraging driver patience. Linda Wong shared an experience of being harasse d by cyclists doing wheelies\, requiring her to pull over and call police. Chair Welch commented on a traffic safety meeting with Chair Waters and R epresentative Grandinetti\, noting that the overwhelming concerns were tra ffic-related issues including speeding and unsafe street design.\n\nProper ty Tax Reform Proposal and Designated Lanes – [1:05:35]: A resident sugg ested taxing investment properties at a higher rate to offset costs for lo cal residents. He also proposed dedicated lanes for different transportati on modes to improve traffic flow. Bruce Wong suggested creating a bike lan e on Young Street that would run from Isenberg Street to Thomas Square and Hotel Street to Ala Park and behind the State Capitol\, providing a safer alternative to the current bike lanes.\n\n6. PRESENTATIONS – [1:14:37]\ n\nRestricted Use of Pesticides and Hazards to Human Health\; Office of Re presentative Amy Perruso\, District 46 – [1:14:52]: No representative pr esent. Chair Welch noted that the presenter could not attend the August 20 25 meeting. The presentation will address pesticide use around green space s like Kapiʻolani Park and the Ala Wai Golf Course. Velasco requested a d iscussion of chemicals being used to inject palm trees against pests\, par ticularly those near water.\n\n7. RESOLUTIONS FOR BOARD ACTION – [1:15:4 0]\n\nResolution for the Establishment of a Kapahulu Dog Park on the Ewa/M auka Corner of Kapahulu Avenue at the Entrance to Ala Wai Golf Course – [1:15:45]:\n● Resolution Draft: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yngM-cZ UgAnHT2Ym5196CPcAGqMHEUx5/view?usp=drive_link\n● Site History: Chair Wel ch explained that this resolution concerns a remnant parcel that was previ ously used as a base yard.\n● Alternative Proposals: The City has propos ed various uses for the property\, including a base yard for parks\, a bas e yard for the golf course\, a volleyball field\, a homeless homing center \, and a transit hub.\n● Dog Park Proposal: The resolution proposes esta blishing a dog park on this site\, which is within the Diamond Head specia l district with protected scenic view planes.\n● Design Requirements: Ma tson had made a friendly amendment to include that the dog park be appropr iately set back from walkways and surrounded by landscaping to hide any fe ncing.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [1:18:24]\n1. Loc ation Accessibility: Matson emphasized that the location needs to be withi n walking distance of residents who have dogs.\n2. Landscaping Importance: Matson noted that proper landscaping consistent with the Diamond Head spe cial district would transform the currently neglected industrial-looking a rea into a beautiful green space.\n3. Design Layout: Matson explained that the proposed dog park would be set back from the street frontage with an entrance closer to the central portion of Kapahulu to accommodate dog owne rs.\n4. Shaded Trees: Velasco stated that she would like to make sure that there were plenty of trees to provide shade due to a dog owner asking her .\n\nVelasco MOVED and St. Denis SECONDED to adopt the resolution as writt en in the Google Drive. The Board conducted a roll call vote. The motion w as ADOPTED\; 8-0-1 (Aye: Allen\, Murchie\, Witherwax\, Welch\, Velasco\, S t. Denis\, Matson\, Rozman\; Nay: None\; Abstain: Bruce Wong) – [1:22:24 ]\nPlease note: Per Neighborhood Plan required 8 votes for board appointme nt\, Linda Wong and Chad Wasden's votes were not counted as their board me mbership remains unconfirmed. The original vote was 10-0-1 (Aye: Allen\, M urchie\, Witherwax\, Welch\, Velasco\, St. Denis\, Matson\, Rozman\, Linda Wong\, Wasden\; Nay: None\; Abstain: Bruce Wong).\n\nResolution Opposing Proposed Gondola Ride on North Shore to the Top of Mount Ka'ala – [1:22: 48]: Kathleen Pahinui presented the following:\n● Presentation: https:// drive.google.com/file/d/1xz3NNZNbYgOTIvmFEKKnbM5D-gvBqVzh/view?usp=drive_l ink\n● North Shore Community Opposes Canadian Developer's Mount Ka'ala A dventure Tourism Project: In 2018\, a Canadian developer who owns Outdoor Adventures received conditional use permit approval for an extensive touri sm project on Mount Ka'ala that would include zip lines\, trail rides\, a gondola\, and motorized chair lifts\, potentially bringing 1\,650 visitors daily to the North Shore via the state's most dangerous road\, Kaukonahua Road. Now seeking permit modifications\, the developer wants to remove li ghting restrictions despite environmental concerns about impacts on seabir ds\, bats\, and native species\, while significantly reducing forestry acr eage in the updated plans and claiming agricultural use through a cattle-l easing arrangement that could end post-approval. The project faces overwhe lming community opposition\, with North Shore Neighborhood Board Chair Kat hleen Pahinui reporting that at a multi-board meeting attended by approxim ately 200 people from North Shore\, Wahiawā\, Mililani\, and Mililani Mau ka neighborhoods\, no one spoke in favor except the owner of Skydive Hawai ’i.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [1:37:29]\n1. Deve lopment Concerns: Matson expressed concern about the project\, noting that there had previously been a proposal for a tram on Diamond Head. She emph asized the importance of protecting lands with historic and cultural desig nations.\n2. Resolution Strengthening: Matson suggested strengthening the resolution by explaining the threat more clearly and changing "respectfull y requesting" to "urge" in the final resolution.\n3. Support for Resolutio n: Velasco expressed full support for the resolution as written\, stating it conveys the potential disaster the development would represent for the North Shore.\n\nMatson MOVED and Linda Wong SECONDED to adopt the resoluti on with the modification to change "respectfully requesting" to "urge."\n\ nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed (continued) – [1:40:02]\n4. Development Project Updates: Murchie inquired about recent developments in the Turtle Bay area. Pahinui informed her that Andy Anderson's project re ceived nearly 900 testimonies at the 11th hour\, prompting Councilmember K iaʻāina to recommit it to the zoning committee. Kathleen Pahinui\, Racqu el Achiu\, and Denise Antolini are now working with Councilmember Kiaʻāi na on solutions.\n5. Environmental Protection Advocacy: A resident (Noela) praised Pahinui's presentation and shared her college botany experience v isiting Mount Ka’ala bog with DLNR\, describing it as magical and mystic al with incredible biodiversity including rare snails. She strongly oppose d any development in the area and applauded Murchie for raising Andy Ander son's proposal. Noela noted a concerning onslaught of rural development an d concluded by referencing Queen Liliʻuokalani\, emphasizing they must ne ver let anything get to Ka’ala ever.\n6. Community Impact and Safety: Pa hinui highlighted that the North Shore receives 12\,000 daily visitors des pite having only 15\,000 total residents\, nearly doubling their populatio n each day. She shared an emotional story about recent tsunami warnings pr eventing their Vice Chair from reaching her elderly mother just 10 minutes away\, emphasizing this as their daily reality with traffic congestion.\n \nThe Board continued with the active motion and conducted a roll call vot e. The motion was ADOPTED\; 8-0-1 (Aye: Bruce Wong\, Allen\, Murchie\, Wel ch\, Velasco\, Denis\, Matson\, Rozman\; Nay: None\; Abstain: Witherwax) – [1:48:14]\nPlease note: Per Neighborhood Plan required 8 votes for boa rd appointment\, Linda Wong and Chad Wasden's votes were not counted as th eir board membership remains unconfirmed. The original vote was 10-0-1 (Ay e: Allen\, Murchie\, Bruce Wong\, Welch\, Velasco\, St. Denis\, Matson\, R ozman\, Linda Wong\, Wasden\; Nay: None\; Abstain: Witherwax).\n\n8. CITY &\; COUNTY OF HONOLULU REPORTS – [1:49:04]\n\nMayor's Representative – Anton Krucky\, Department of Community Services Director – [1:49:16] : Director Krucky reported the following:\n● Mayor's Newsletter: https:/ /drive.google.com/file/d/1-ZQI1SRSZmPEVyQVZh9rLgYEX3megBNZ/view?usp=drive_ link\n● Development Projects: Demolition begins at 1615 Ala Wai Blvd. as the City prepares to build a new affordable housing complex on the proper ty.\n● New Leadership: Mayor Blangiardi announces additions to the City ’s leadership team\, including a new Assistant Zoo Director at the Honol ulu Zoo.\n● Solar Project: A massive new solar canopy is coming to the A la Wai Golf Course parking lot\, keeping cars cool and powering the clubho use.\n● Concerns Raised from the Previous Meeting:\n○ Feral Animals: T he City does feral cat removal on city properties and partners with the Ha wai'i Humane Society for initiatives to control free-roaming cats.\n○ In ternet Access: Director Krucky will follow up on a request for HotZone int ernet at the Ala Wai Golf Course\n○ Traffic Island: DTS completed an inv estigation of the traffic island by Leonard's Bakery and plans to replace temporary traffic cones with permanent delineators when resources are avai lable.\n○ U-Turn Concerns: Regarding illegal U-turn concerns at 3249 Dia mond Head Road\, DTS determined that U-turns are allowed on this street as it does not meet the prohibitions outlined in the revised ordinance\; how ever\, a site inspection found missing pavement markings\, missing raised pavement markers\, and several parking signs in need of replacement\, so a work order has been issued.\n○ Land Collapse: Regarding concerns about the collapse of land near a drainage pipe at Lēʻahi Beach Park and the i ntegrity of Diamond Head Road where there's a bridge\, DTS referred this t o Parks and Recreation\, which does not have jurisdiction over Diamond Hea d Road\; the Department of Design and Construction may be the appropriate agency.\n○ Ala Wai Bridge: For questions and/or comments on the Ala Wai Bridge Project\, please contact project manager\, Peter Garino\, Departmen t of Transportation Services (DTS) at (808) 768-6651\, or via email at pet er.garino@honolulu.gov.\n○ Intersection Concerns: Regarding the intersec tion of Waiʻalae Avenue and South King Street\, he noted that the area in front of the Humane Society is under state jurisdiction\, so DTS has forw arded the request to the State Department of Transportation.\n○ Traffic Advisories: For construction and traffic advisories\, he recommended signi ng up for HNL Alerts (https://www.honolulu.gov/dem/hnl-alert)\, which prov ides notifications via text or email.\n○ Sidewalk Repair: The sidewalk r epair project at Queen's Beach has been completed.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [1:56:14]\n1. Chicken Control: Matson discussed chicken control at Kapiʻolani Park\, noting that the nursery staff confi rmed the flocks come from the main park into the nursery area. She identif ied a gap in the fence where chickens enter the neighborhood and requested that it be repaired. Director Krucky responded that he would put in a wor k order to fix the fence once he knew the exact location.\n2. HNL Alerts I nterface: Murchie mentioned difficulty signing up for HNL Alerts due to th e confusing interface. Chair Welch offered to help Murchie to sign up.\n3. Bus Route Changes: Murai asked for clarification about TheBus Route 20 ch anges\, noting conflicting messages from DTS officials. She asked which in formation was correct regarding whether Route 20 would be discontinued or continue alongside the W Line.\n4. Bicycle-Friendly Streets: Murai asked i f the City is considering to make streets more bicycle-friendly.\n5. Seawa ll Repairs: Swan asked if there were plans to repair the seawall walk alon g the "Gold Coast" area from the Elks Club to the end of Coconut Avenue. D irector Krucky responded that there are currently no plans for repairs.\n6 . Ala Wai Canal Project: Ruby expressed concern about the lack of action r egarding the Ala Wai Canal conveyance project and the need for a full Envi ronmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the historic canal\, promenade\, and park. Director Krucky responded that he was not the appropriate person to address these concerns and suggested contacting the project manager direct ly.\n7. Homeless Encampment Removal: Ruby mentioned that the city removed unhoused individuals' possessions from the area crossing over the Mānoa s tream and did not close off access points that allow people to return to t he area.\n8. Diamond Head Encampments: Velasco asked about the status of r emoving encampments on Diamond Head from Beach Road to the pathway up to t he lighthouse. Director Krucky stated that removing people from Diamond He ad is a priority and they are working with the state on enforcement effort s.\n9. Seawall Repairs (continued): Velasco expressed concern about the da mage to the seawall from recent extreme king tides\, requesting an inspect ion. She noted some condos along the Gold Coast have no seawall protecting their foundations. Director Krucky noted that he will urge a review.\n10. Lēʻahi Park Confusion: Linda Wong asked which Lēʻahi Park was being r eferenced. She clarified there are multiple parks with similar names causi ng the confusion. Velasco responded that the question was about Lēʻahi B each Park.\n11. Solar Panel Project: Matson inquired about the solar panel covered parking at the Ala Wai Golf Course\, expressing surprise that the project was never presented to the Neighborhood Board. She questioned wha t department approved it\, what review process it underwent\, and whether impacts on view planes were considered. Director Krucky responded that the Department of Design and Construction handled the project and it was full y permitted.\n12. Tsunami Warning Review: Chair Welch asked about debriefi ng and lessons learned from the recent tsunami warning. Director Krucky st ated that emergency situations are always reviewed\, and he offered to inv ite the new head of emergency management to a future board meeting.\n\nCou ncil Chair Tommy Waters – [2:17:56]: Adam Doo reported the following:\n ● Traffic Safety: DTS plans to install an all-way stop at the intersecti on of Diamond Head Road and Mākālei Place.\n● Resolution Support: Expr essed Council Chair Waters' support for both resolutions passed earlier in the meeting (opposing the North Shore gondola and supporting the Kapahulu dog park).\n● Dog Parks: Noted that the dog park location is under the jurisdiction of the Department of Enterprise Services\, and they will requ est that someone from DES (Department of Enterprise Services) attend a fut ure board meeting.\n● Homeless Outreach: The Department of Customer Serv ices is aware of a homeless encampment near the Board of Water Supply boos ter station on Kapahulu Avenue\, and IHS (Institute for Human Services) an d CORE (Crisis Outreach Response and Engagement) will conduct weekly outre ach services\; no-trespassing signs are being fabricated and should be ins talled within two weeks.\n● Town Hall: Chair Waters recently held a well -attended Kaimukī town hall focused on traffic and safe streets issues.\n \nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [2:22:05]\n1. Dog Park Ma nagement: Chair Welch suggested that the dog park area might be better man aged if it were returned to the Department of Parks and Recreation rather than remaining under DES\, noting the confusing jurisdictional situation w here multiple city agencies are responsible for different portions of a sm all area.\n2. Bus Route 200 Concerns: Murai expressed concern about bus ro ute 200\, stating that DTS has not responded to community concerns about p otential changes to the route. Doo responded that they had sent a request to DTS for a status update.\n3. Bus Route Safety: Velasco shared that she nearly had a head-on collision with a bus making a difficult turn on 6th A venue along route 200\, emphasizing the danger of having large buses navig ate that area. Doo responded that he would make a note of that and send it over to DTS.\n4. Department Engagement: Matson clarified that while multi ple city agencies are involved with the Ala Wai Golf Course area\, the lan d is owned by the state. She emphasized that the dog park resolution speci fically requests that the Department of Parks and Recreation engage with t he board and community members on the design and operation of the dog park .\n5. Director Attendance: Matson requested for the Director of Enterprise Services (DES) to attend their parks committee meeting\, but she declined and said the Director of Parks and Recreation (DPR) would attend instead. However\, that director also failed to show up. She emphasized that city departments need to be represented at meetings\, especially when agenda it ems directly relate to or require input from those specific departments. D oo responded that he would work with Director Krucky to get a representati ve to attend.\n\nCouncilmember Scott Nishimoto – [2:29:01]: Kylie Tokujo announced that Hawai’i VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) is partne ring with the Giving Circle Church in Makiki on Sunday\, August 17\, 2025 from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. to prepare taxes free of charge for those who meet income requirements\; appointments are required.\n\nQuestions\, comments a nd concerns followed – [2:30:12]\n1. Bill 53 Appreciation: Matson thanke d Councilmember Nishimoto for introducing Bill 53\, which specifies that n eighborhood boards must be presented with development projects under revie w. She expressed appreciation for this addition to the ordinance\, noting that it will help ensure boards can review projects and proposals that the city is involved in. Kylie Tokujo responded that she would pass the comme nt on to the councilmember.\n\n9. FEDERAL &\; STATE ELECTED OFFICIAL RE PORTS – [2:31:40]\n\nU.S. Congressman Ed Case – [2:31:46]: No represen tative present.\n\nU.S. Senator Brian Schatz – [2:31:53]: No representat ive present.\n\nU.S. Senator Mazie Hirono –- [2:31:53]: No representativ e present.\n\nGovernor Josh Green’s Representative – [2:31:53]: No rep resentative present.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [2: 32:04]\n1. Non-Functional Pumpout Station at Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor: Ve lasco requested a review of the Ala Wai small boat harbor's pumpout statio n and received a response from the governor's office claiming it was funct ioning. However\, she did her own investigation with photos that revealed the station has not been working for 12-15 years. This created an embarras sing situation during the recent prestigious Transpacific Yacht Race\, whe re none of the visiting boats could use the pumpout station at the harbor. Despite providing evidence to the governor's office nearly a month ago th at the station is non-functional\, they have received no response. Chair W elch requested that this issue be specifically noted in the meeting minute s and that they formally ask the governor's office about it again.\n\nStat e Senator Stanley Chang – [2:33:24]: No representative present.\n\nState Senator Les Ihara\, Jr. – [2:33:32]: No representative present.\n\nStat e Senator Carol Fukunaga – [2:33:32]: No representative present.\n\nStat e House Representative Tina Nakada Grandinetti – [2:33:38]: No represent ative present.\n\nState House Representative Jackson Sayama – [2:33:40]: No representative present.\n\nState House Representative Andrew Garrett – [2:33:54]: No representative present.\n\nState House Representative Ik aika Olds – [2:33:54]: No representative present.\n\n10. BOARD BUSINESS – [2:34:18]\n\nChair's Announcements – [2:34:18]: Chair Welch stated h e would follow up with the Neighborhood Commission Office about the reques t for flexibility with At-Large seats.\n\nConfirmation of Board Committees \, Committee Chairs and Committee Members – [2:34:45]: Chair Welch revie wed the current committee assignments and asked members to notify him of a ny changes or additions.\n\nDo We Want to Have a New Homeless Committee? – [2:36:22]: Matson expressed opposition to creating a new homeless comm ittee\, stating that while there are serious homeless issues in the area\, the board can comment on situations as they arise without needing a dedic ated committee structure.\n\nBoard Subdistrict Reports – [2:38:37]:\n● St. Louis Heights Subdistrict 1: Allen announced that the St. Louis Heigh ts Community Association would meet on Monday\, September 8\, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at Hokulani Elementary School.\n● Kapahulu Subdistrict 2: No repor t.\n● Diamond Head Subdistrict 3 - [2:39:16]: No report.\n\nReports of B oard Members Attending Other Board and Public Meetings – [2:39:28]:\n● Community Meeting: Chair Welch reported a well-attended community meeting of 200-300 residents with State Representative Grandinetti and City Counc il Chair Waters at Liholiho Elementary School. Several board members parti cipated along with representatives from police\, the mayor's office\, and DTS. The elected officials listened to community concerns about speeding\, traffic safety\, and bus routes. Welch noted that the meeting ran smoothl y but could have used more time given the high level of community engageme nt.\n\n11. BOARD MEETING MINUTES WITH MEETING RECORDING TIMESTAMPS FOR APP ROVAL – [2:42:53]\n\nArtificial Intelligence (AI) Suggestion and Return Request – [2:42:53]: Chair Welch suggested returning the draft minutes t o the Neighborhood Commission Office (NCO) for completion using AI tools. Matson raised concerns that the minutes have been insufficient with the om ission of comments\, questions\, concerns\, and responses. Matson noted th at the July 2025 minutes included summaries of comments\, questions\, and concerns with speakers noted\, possibly due to new leadership at the Neigh borhood Commission. Matson recommended returning the minutes to the NCO.\n \nNinja AI – [2:48:47]: Neighborhood Assistant Rachel Cristobal announce d that the Neighborhood Commission Office is now using AI software called "Ninja AI" to create their written summary for video record. With this new AI system\, the questions asked and responses provided during meetings ar e included in the written summary for video record. This change was made b ecause some board members requested a return to the older\, more detailed record of board meetings.\n\nSending Minutes Back to NCO – [2:51:16]: Ma tson MOVED to return the minutes to the NCO to properly complete them as d rafts\, but there was no second.\n\nTsunami Preparedness – [2:51:30]: St . Denis shared comments about tsunami preparedness.\n\n12. ANNOUNCEMENTS: The next Neighborhood Board No. 5 regular meeting is scheduled for Thursda y\, September 11\, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. at the Ala Wai Golf Course Club House Ballroom and online via Webex.\n\n13. ADJOURNMENT – [2:52:37]: The meet ing adjourned at 8:58 p.m.\n\nSubmitted by: Rachel Cristobal\, Neighborhoo d Assistant\, NCO\nReviewed by: Michelle Matson\, Secretary\, Neighborhood Board No. 5\nFinalized by:\n\nTo view agenda and minutes\, visit our boa rd website.\n\nEvent shows physical location\; however\, other options of participation may also include WebEx and phone.  If available\, instructi ons for WebEx and phone can be found at the top of the agenda. 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