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BOARD OF ETHICS RYAN de la PENA, MEMBER KELLY GENTRY, MEMBER DEAN TOYOFUKU, MEMBER
SUSAN BURRISS, CHAIR MIA SHIRAISHI, VICE CHAIR JOHN LATKIEWICZ, SECRETARY
REGULAR MONTHLY TELECONFERENCE MEETING NOTICE AND AGENDA
Friday, September 17, 2021
1:00 p.m. or shortly thereafter
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CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Open Session Minutes of August 13, 2021
PUBLIC TESTIMONY
COMMUNICATION
REQUEST FOR AN ADVISORY OPINION
BUSINESS
BOE 2021-28 Review letter sent to Councilmember Cowden re: RAO 2021-03 dated
August 26, 2021.
DISCLOSURES
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BOARD OF ETHICS – September 17, 2021
EXECUTIVE SESSION
ES-017 Pursuant to Hawai’i Revised Statutes §92-4, §92-5(a)(4), §92-9(a)(1-
4) and (b), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
approve or amend the Executive Session Minutes of August 13,
2021, and to consult with its attorney on issues pertaining to the
Board’s powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and /or liabilities as
they may relate to this item.
ES-004 BOE 2021-08 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received February 8, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 B, 20.02 E and 20.02 F.
No officer or employee of the county shall:
B. Disclose information which, by law or practice, is not available to
the public and which the officer or employee acquires in the course
of the officer or employee’s official duties or use such information
for the officer or employee’s personal gain or for the benefit of
anyone.
E. Use the officer or employee’s official position to secure a special
benefit, privilege, or exemption for the officer or employee or
others.
F. Use county property for other than public activity or purpose.
ES-012 BOE 2021-22 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received July 29, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-013 BOE 2021-23 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received July 29, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
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BOARD OF ETHICS – September 17, 2021
ES-014 BOE 2021-24 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received July 29, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-015 BOE 2021-25 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received July 30, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-016 BOE 2021-26 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to
discuss a notarized formal complaint received August 3, 2021,
charging that an employee or officer of the County has breached
the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
RETURN TO OPEN SESSION
Ratify on Board actions taken in Executive Session.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Meeting: Friday, October 15, 2021 at 1:00 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE OF EXECUTIVE SESSION
Pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes §92-7(a), the Board may, when deemed necessary, hold an
executive session on any agenda item without written public notice if the executive session was
not anticipated in advance. Any such executive session shall be held pursuant to HRS §92-4 and
shall be limited to those items described in HRS §92-5(a). Discussions held in Executive Session
are closed to the public.
cc: Aaron Larrimore, Deputy County Attorney
PUBLIC COMMENTS and TESTIMONY
SPEAKER REGISTRATION
Prior to the Day of the Meeting: Persons wishing to testify are requested to register their name,
phone number, and agenda item via email at asegreti@kauai.gov; or by calling 808-241-4917.
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BOARD OF ETHICS – September 17, 2021
On the Day of the Meeting: Persons who have not registered to testify by the time the
Commission meeting begins will be given the opportunity to speak on an item following oral
testimonies of registered speakers.
Each speaker is limited to a three-minute presentation on each item.
WRITTEN TESTIMONY
Prior to the Day of the Meeting: Testimony may be emailed: asegreti@kauai.gov, or mailed:
County of Kauai, Office of Boards and Commissions, Board of Ethics, 4444 Rice St., Ste. 300,
Lihue, HI 96766.
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COUNTY OF KAUAI
Minutes of Meeting
OPEN SESSION
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Board/Commission: BOARD OF ETHICS Meeting Date August 13, 2021
Location Teleconference Start of Meeting: 1:00 p.m. End of Meeting: 2:20 p.m.
Present Chair Susan Burriss, Vice Chair Mia Shiraishi, Secretary John Latkiewicz. Members: Kelly Gentry, Dean Toyofuku.
Also: Deputy County Attorney Aaron Larrimore. Boards & Commissions Office Staff: Administrator Ellen Ching and
Administrative Specialist Anela Segreti. Testifiers: Councilmember Felicia Cowden, County Clerk Jade Fountain-Tanigawa,
and County Attorney Matthew Bracken.
Excused Ryan de la Pena
Absent
SUBJECT DISCUSSION
ACTION
Call To Order Chair Burriss called the meeting to
order at 1:00 p.m.
Roll call:
Member de la Pena: excused
Member Gentry: present
Member Toyofuku: present
Secretary Latkiewicz:present
Vice Chair Shiraishi: present
Chair Burriss: present
Five members present, which
constituted a quorum.
Approval of
Minutes
Open Session Minutes of July 23, 2021
Vice Chair had a comment on page 2, BOE 2021-20, correct to former Chair
Toyofuku and former Vice Chair Shiraishi.
Chair Burriss stated that on page 4, paragraph 2 should be “there” instead of
“they”.
Vice Chair Shiraishi moved to accept
the minutes as corrected. Secretary
Latkiewicz seconded.
Voice vote: 5 ayes, 0 nays
Motion carried 5:0
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Public Testimony None
Communication BOE 2021-27 Notice of Publication and Notice of Public Hearing received August 5,
2021 from Council Services regarding Bill No. 2830, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING CHAPTER 3, KAUA`I COUNTY CODE 1987, AS AMENDED,
RELATING TO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES.
Chair Burriss noted that the ordinance got a unanimous vote from the County Council.
Vice Chair Shiraishi stated that no Council members had any objections.
Member Toyofuku reported that it was good.
Chair Burriss thanked Vice Chair Shiraishi and Member Toyofuku.
Administrator Ching stated that the next step will be the second reading and that Vice
Chair Shiraishi and Member Toyofuku will need to be present in case there are any
questions.
Vice Chair Shiraishi moved to
receive BOE 2021-27, Member
Toyofuku seconded.
Voice vote: 5 ayes, 0 nays
Motion carried 5:0
Request For An
Advisory Opinion
RAO 2021-03 Request for an Advisory Opinion from Felicia Cowden received July 9,
2021 relating to providing testimony to County Boards and Commissions and other State
and National Governmental Entities.Chair Burriss clarified that the persons elected
would represent the Board if and when the draft ordinance gets on the Council agenda.
Administrator Ching confirmed that additional documents from Councilmember Cowden
and County Clerk Tanigawa received today was reviewed by members.
Board took a brief recess 1:08pm – 1:10pm to review the documents.
Chair Burriss asked Deputy County Attorney Larrimore whether it was in the purview of
the Board to define the nature of the correspondence that is acceptable.
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SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Deputy County Attorney Larrimore explained that the Board under the Charter given the
responsibility to render an Advisory Opinion on the application of the Code of Ethics
when someone comes before the Board and ask for that opinion. If the Board feels that
defining the nature of the correspondence is beyond the scope of the Board then he
suggested that they exercise caution.
Chair Burriss stated that historically the Board has opined on specific requests as to
specific incidences in terms of whether or not there is a conflict or some prohibition in
regards to the proposed action and wondered if they could possibly honor the request.
Deputy County Attorney Larrimore stated that he has seen other Board of Ethics look at
larger conversations than just particular incidences. He further explained that if the
Board felt that they could render an advisory opinion on a concept or idea that would be
in their power, but if they felt they could not, that would be a decision for the Board to
make.
Chair Burriss welcomed Councilmember Cowden and asked if she needed a document
that spells out what she is able to do or be limited from doing.
Councilmember Cowden stated that her goal is to create a clarification between the
Board of Ethics and herself on the use of letterhead. She stated that the use of letterhead
is essential for her to do her job. She explained the process of her sending a letter on
letterhead and her use of staff to write a letterhead that goes into the public records.
Recently she was writing a letter to the Planning Commission regarding a Bill and she
was told that she needed to go before the Board of Ethics to write the letter. She needed
the letter to go out right away so asked the County Attorney for an opinion. She stated
that the Board may need training to know that it is not possible for her to write a letter on
letterhead without staff to ensure that it is properly written and well framed.
Councilmember Cowden referenced memo (on file) from County Clerk Tanigawa,
outlining the process for correspondence including sending out letters automatically from
time to time, “housekeeping”.
Chair Burriss asked about the turn-around time from penning a letter and going through
the process.
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Councilmember Cowden answered that it’s very often less than 24 hours.
Chair Burriss stated that it would take the Board a separate session to review each
element of Councilmember Cowden’s request to properly respond to it.
County Attorney Matt Bracken stated that he believed that Councilmember Cowden is
concerned that she does not violate the Code of Ethics. She is concerned about the use of
County property, in this case the use of County letterhead. He advised her that if it’s
within her role as a Councilmember, she can use the letterhead, his general advice. When
there are specific questions he refers them to the Board of Ethics.
Deputy County Attorney Larrimore pointed the Board to Section 3-1.6 of the County
Code, Fair Treatment provision, it states that no Councilmember or employee shall use or
attempt to use his/her official position to secure or grant unwarranted privileges,
exemptions, advantages, contracts or treatment for him/herself or others. He also read
that, nothing in this article shall be construed to prohibit a councilmember from
introducing bills and resolutions, serving on committees, or from making statements or
taking action in the exercise of his/her legislative function. He stated that this supports
County Attorneys statements.
Chair Burriss clarified with Councilmember Cowden if she wants the Board to go further
than what the County Attorney has told her.
Councilmember Cowden stated that she does not. Her sense was that when she got push
back and was told that she had to ask the Board of Ethics whether she could write a letter
to Planning Commission. She thought this was a normal thing for her to do and is unsure
why she needed to ask the Board. In this case she was sending a letter, with guidance
from the Planning Department, to the Planning Commission. She did this and then got a
push back, which is making her feel targeted, but she is not sure that’s the case.
Councilmember Cowden expressed that she thought it would benefit the Board to hear
from County Attorney Bracken and County Clerk Tanigawa that this is a normal
function in her job. She stated that she didn’t actually ask for a Request for an Advisory
Opinion, she wanted to just communicate that this is what she understands and does not
want to worry that when she writes a letter that someone is choosing to misinterpret what
she’s writing in the letter. The letter that she was told needed to go before the Board was
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regarding her championing for the houseless community. She was writing as a council
person trying to tell the Planning Commission that she’s working on something parallel
to a bill they are proposing regarding “glamping”. She expressed her passion for her job
and how she uses letterhead in her job. She clarified that she is not asking the Board for
anything, but would like there to be an understanding of the policy regarding use of
letterhead.
Vice Chair Shiraishi stated that this is not the proper forum and that Councilmember
Cowden is stating that it is not her intent to obtain an advisory opinion, and the County
Attorney’s email states that he does not view this as an ethics problem and that she could
seek an advisory opinion from ethics, but it is not a directive to do so. She expressed that
perhaps it’s something that she should get together with the County Clerk and County
Attorney to figure out what’s best.
Councilmember Cowden stated that they are already clear, but it appears it is not clear to
someone.
Secretary Latkiewicz shared a thought that there is some unknown person or department
giving her a push back, being that it is vague, he doesn’t want to deal with it. He prefers
to wait if the person comes forward and states concerns, otherwise it’s just a vague,
something doesn’t appeal to somebody.
Councilmember Cowden asked if the County Clerk knew who asked her to ask the Board
of Ethics. She asked Ellen Ching why she was required to ask the Board of Ethics to
write a standard letter.
Ms. Ching stated that if she is asked a question that should be directed to the Board of
Ethics, she will direct them to the Board, she will not speak on their behalf.
County Clerk Tanigawa stated that she can check and let Councilmember Cowden know
if it was Council Services staff and who that person is.
Councilmember Cowden apologized for wasting everyone’s time. She asked and was
told it came from across the street, she rested her issue and appreciated their time.
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Chair Burriss stated that she and probably all the board members did not know that all
her letters go through a vetting process, so it’s hard for her to understand how anything
that goes out with her signature becomes an issue. She explained that for the board the
process of responding to an advisory opinion is typically narrowed in focus so that they
can see, without going global, what it is that they should be writing an opinion on.
Councilmember Cowden stated that she did not expect a written opinion from the Board.
She wanted to make sure that everyone was clear on the process.
County Clerk Tanigawa stated she provided an overview of a process, it is not full proof,
but they do try their best at making sure that there is compliance with everything that’s
done.
Deputy County Attorney Larrimore suggest that Councilmember Cowden formally
withdraw the RAO and memorializing the event. Discussion regarding if she doesn’t
withdraw followed.
Councilmember Cowden returned to the meeting and formally withdrew her request for
an advisory opinion.
Ms. Ching stated that a response will be sent acknowledging the original request and
request to withdraw. Deputy County Attorney Larrimore agreed.
No Action
Business BOE 2021-21 Update and discussion on Ethics bill that went before Council
on August 4, 2021.
Ms. Ching stated that it was covered under Communication. Recapped that
there will be a second reading and the Vice Chair Shiraishi and Member
Toyofuku will need to be available for that to respond to any questions.
No Action
Disclosures Employees:
1. Judith Hayducsko, Deputy Manager-Engineer, Department of Water
2. Arryl Kaneshiro, Councilmember
3. Cameron Takamura, Deputy County Attorney
Secretary Latkiewicz moved to
approve disclosures #1 thru #4. Vice
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4. Felicia Cowden, Councilmember
Chair Burriss entertained a motion to approve #1 thru #4.
Chair Shiraishi seconded.
Voice Vote: 6 ayes, 0 nays.
Motion carried 6:0
Executive Session ES-012 BOE 2021-22 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to discuss a notarized
formal complaint received July 29, 2021, charging that an employee or officer of the
County has breached the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-013 BOE 2021-23 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to discuss a notarized
formal complaint received July 29, 2021, charging that an employee or officer of the
County has breached the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-014 BOE 2021-24 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to discuss a notarized
formal complaint received July 29, 2021, charging that an employee or officer of the
County has breached the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-015 BOE 2021-25 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to discuss a notarized
formal complaint received July 30, 2021, charging that an employee or officer of the
County has breached the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
ES-016 BOE 2021-26 Pursuant to Hawai‘i Revised Statutes §92-4 and §92-5 (a) and (2)
and (4), the purpose of this Executive Session is for the Board to discuss a notarized
formal complaint received August 3, 2021, charging that an employee or officer of the
County has breached the Code of Ethics as set forth in the Kaua’i County Charter section
20.02 E, Standards of Conduct.
Member Toyofuku moved to move
into Executive Session. Secretary
Latkiewicz seconded.
Voice Vote: 6 ayes, 0 nays.
Motion carried 6:0
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SUBJECT DISCUSSION ACTION
Return to Open
Session
The Board resumed in Open
Session at 2:17pm
Roll call:
Member de la Pena: present
Member Gentry: present
Member Toyofuku: present
Secretary Latkiewicz: present
Vice Chair Shiraishi: present
Chair Burriss: present
Six members present, which
constituted a quorum.
Ratify on Board actions taken in Executive Session. None
Announcements Next Meeting: Friday, September 17, 2021 at 1:00pm
Secretary Latkiewicz will not be able to attend the next meeting.
Adjournment Hearing no objections Chair Burriss
adjourned the meeting at 2:20 p.m.
Submitted by: Reviewed and Approved by:
Anela Segreti, Administrative Specialist Susan Burriss, Chair
( ) Approved as circulated.
( ) Approved with amendments. See minutes of
BOARD OF ETH]CS
SUSAN BURRISS, CHAIR
MIA SHIRAISHI, VICE CHAIR
JOHN LATKIEWICZ, SECRETARY
RYAN de la PENA, I\.4EN,1BER
I(ELLY GENTRY, N4EMBER
DEAN TOYOFUKU, MEMBER
Re
AuEUst 26, 202L
Felicia Cowden
Councilmember
Kaua'i County Council
4396 Rice Street
Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i 95766
REQUEST FOR ADVISORY OPINION REGARDING PROVIDING TESTIMONY IN A
lcouNctLM EM BER',SI OFFTCTAL CAPACtTy TO COUNTy BOARDS AND COMMTSSTONS AND OTHER
STATE AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES
Ms. Cowden:
This letter serves to acknowledge that you submitted a request for an advisory opinion with respect to
application of the Code of Ethics on July 9, 2021 (see attached letter). You withdrew this request for an
opinion at the Board of Ethics meeting on August 13,202L.
The Board took no action on an advisory opinion after you withdrew the request. The Board did not
render, nor fail to render, an opinion on your request, as you withdrew the request prior to the
rendering of an opinion.
The Board appreciates your time in bringing this issue before them.
Sin c ly
n
Cha ir, Board of Ethics
Jade K. Fountain-Tanigawa, County Clerk
Aaron Larrimore, Deputy County Attorney
Ellen Ching, Boards & Commissions Administrator
4444 Rice Street, Suite300. Lihu'e, Hawai'i 96766. (808)241-4917(b).(808)241-5127(0
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BOE 2021-28
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COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
Arryl Kaneshiro, Chair
Mason K. Chock, Vice Chair Jade K. Fountain-Tanigawa, County Clerk
Bernard P. Carvalho, Jr. Scott K. Sato, Deputy County Clerk
Felicia Cowden
Bill DeCosta
Luke A. Evslin Telephone: (808) 241-4188
KipuKai Kuali‘i Facsimile: (808) 241-6349
E-mail: cokcouncil@kauai.gov
Council Services Division
4396 Rice Street, Suite 209
Līhu‘e, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i 96766
July 9, 2021
Susan Burriss, Chair
and Members of the Board of Ethics
c/o Office of Boards and Commissions
Via E-mail only: asegreti@kauai.gov
Dear Chair Burriss and Board Members:
RE: REQUEST FOR ADVISORY OPINION REGARDING
PROVIDING TESTIMONY IN MY OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS A
COUNCILMEMBER TO COUNTY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
AND OTHER STATE AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL
ENTITIES
I have recently been cautioned on the manner in which I submit written
testimony as an individual Councilmember to the Planning Commission, i.e., am I
able to submit it using Council letterhead, or do I submit it on plain stationery?
My recent experience involved submitting written testimony requesting the
Planning Commission to consider separating elements of a particular proposal
initiated by Council colleagues (Council Bill No. 2822) as my preference is to address
the Open Zone and Agriculture Zone through separate bills. This is my professional
opinion as a Councilmember. Sometimes I testify as an individual when that is
appropriate. I sought advice from the County Attorney and was able to subsequently
submit written testimony using Council letterhead.
This situation continues to concern me because:
•I have been routinely writing letters since I took office, as I am asked for
support in one direction or another by constituents, etc.
•For decades I have observed councilmembers testify in their official
capacity before the commission on various topics, including the pre-covid
present.
•In speaking with Director Hull regarding my concerns with Bill No. 2822, I
understood him to be saying I can/should present my case to the
commission.
•How do I do my job if I cannot speak officially as a Councilmember when
addressing other layers of government?RAO 2021-03
RECEIVED
JUL 09 2021
BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
Susan Burriss, Chair
and Members of the Board of Ethics
RE: Request for Advisory Opinion
July 9, 2021
Page 2
I would like to request that County Attorney Matthew Bracken and County
Clerk Jade K. Fountain-Tanigawa also be present at the meeting scheduled to discuss
this matter.
I am available and look forward to discussing this matter further with you and
getting clarification on fulfilling my duties as a Councilmember. I may be reached at
the Office of the County Clerk, Council Services Division, at 241-4188 or via E-mail
to cokcouncil@kauai.gov.
Sincerely,
FELICIA COWDEN
Councilmember, Kaua‘i County Council
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