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THE KAUAI COUNTY COUNCIL '19 FAR 15 A9 701
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019
9:00 A.M. OR SOON THEREAFTER - 3:00 P.M.
KAUAI VETERANS CENTER
3215 KAPULE HIGHWAY
LIHU`E, KAUA`I, HAWAI`I 96766
Pursuant to Hawai`i Revised Statutes (HRS) Section 92-3.1(b), Members of the
Kaua`i County Council will be attending a Limited Meeting as guests of Mayor
Derek S.K. Kawakami and the County of Kaua`i Housing Agency regarding the
2019 Inaugural Kaua`i Housing Summit (See Attached). The Kaua`i Housing
Summit will engage in discussions about the following:
• What is affordable housing and what is the County's role?
• How does the County achieve affordable housing?
• Where are the partnership opportunities?
No decision-making by the Kaua`i County Council will occur during this Limited
Meeting.
For additional information related to this Limited Meeting, please contact the
County of Kaua`i Housing Agency at (808) 241-4444.
NOTE: SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS AND SIGN LANGUAGE
INTERPRETER AND INTERPRETERS FOR NON-ENGLISH
SPEAKING PERSONS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST FIVE (5)
DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING DATE, BY CALLING THE
COUNTY OF KAUAI HOUSING AGENCY AT (808) 241-4444.
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PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR INAUGURAL KAUAI HOUSING SUMMIT
HOSTED BY THE HONORABLE MAYOR DEREK S.K. KAWAKAMI
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019; 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM
KAUAI VETERANS CENTER, 3215 KAPULE HWY., LIHU`E, KAUAI
The Summit will engage you in:
What is affordable housing and what is the County's role?
How does the County achieve affordable housing?
Where are the partnership opportunities?
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summit located 5 minutes in walking distance from the airport
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This notice is intended to satisfy the notice requirement of Hawaii Revised Statutes(HRS)Section 92-7. 6
Click on the link below for a PDF file of the posted agenda:
February 22,2019 Limited Council Meeting Agenda
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2019 Inaugural
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Friday, February 22, 2019; 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM EOUALHOUSING
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Kauai Veterans Center, Lihu`e, Kaua`i
The 2019 Inaugural Kaua'i Housing Summit will inform attendees about the County's initiatives to
develop affordable housing and will seek to identify solutions, resources, and partnerships, and that
furthers the development of affordable housing for our residents.
AGENDA
8:00 Registration and Refreshments
8:45 Please Begin to Take Your Seats
9:00 Welcome Message
Housing Director Kanani Fu and the Honorable Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami
9:15 What is Affordable Housing and What is the County's Role?
Moderator: Michael Dahilig, County Managing Director
Panelist:
• Steven Franco, County Housing Development Coordinator: What is Affordable
Housing and Kaua'i's Demand?
• Marie Williams, County Long Range Planner:The General Plan Framework for
Housing
• Gary Mackler, Member of the Special Action Team on Affordable Rental Housing:
Affordable Rental Housing Report and Ten-Year Plan
• Crystal Caday-Bargayo, Catholic Charities Hawaii, Kaua'i Office and Member of
the Hawai'i Interagency Council on Homelessness: Hawai'i State Framework to
Address Homelessness
• Lyle Tabata, County Engineer and Member of the Hawaii Interagency Council for
Transit-Oriented Development: Strategic Plan for Transit-Oriented Development
10:30 BREAK
10:45 How Does the County Achieve Affordable Housing?
Moderator: Michael Dahilig, County Managing Director
Panelist:
• Doug Haigh, County Chief of Building Division: County Initiatives that Supports
Development
• Joelle Chiu, Project Manager of 'Ahe Group: What Attracts Affordable Housing
Development on Kauai From a For-Profit Perspective
• Milani Pimental, Deputy Director of Kaua'i Habitat for Humanity: What Attracts
Affordable Housing Development on Kaua'i From a Non-Profit Perspective
• Craig Watase, President of Mark Development, Inc.: A Successful Partnership to
develop Koa'e Makana
12:00 LUNCH (provided)
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Friday, February 22, 2019; 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
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1:00 Where are the Partnership Opportunities?
Breakout Session (see below for options)
2:00 Regroup and Present Feedback from Breakout Session
2:45 Closing Remarks
Breakout Session Options
Please choose and attend one of the following Breakout Session:
A Look at the Housing Policy: Is the County's Housing Policy working? Participants will discuss the
Housing Policy and provide recommendations and amendments for improvement.
Facilitators: Kaaina Hull and Gary Mackler
Land and Infrastructure Required: Securing developable land with adequate infrastructure remain the
costliest and timeliest factors of developing affordable housing. What lands should the County focus
our development efforts on? What infrastructure issue should the County focus efforts on resolving
first? Participants will decide and formulate a strategy to resolving the infrastructure issue chosen.
Facilitator: Michael Dahilig
The State of Homelessness in Kaua'i: Governor David Ige issued a supplementary emergency
proclamation for homelessness aimed to accelerate the completion of housing projects and expand
shelter capacity and access to services. What are the opportunities on Kaua'i while under the
emergency proclamation?
Facilitators: Nalani Brun and Crystal Caday-Bargayo
Rental and Program Opportunities. The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program provides 670 rental
vouchers that generate approximately $6 million annually to private landlords. The HCV program is
gearing up to open its waitlist and would like to expend 750 rental vouchers in 2019. However, the
challenge has been the lack of rental inventory available. Statistics show that 30%, or 1 in 3
households, fail to lease up in a timely manner and thus risk losing their rental voucher. Where are the
rental units and what can we do to support our HCV participants to secure rental units? Participants
will emerge with strategies to encourage landlords to participate in the HCV program.
Facilitators: Jennifer Toguchi and Steven Franco