HomeMy WebLinkAbout02_09_2022 Council minutesCOUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 9, 2022
The Council Meeting of the Council of the County of Kaua`i was called to order
by Council Chair Arryl Kaneshiro at the Council Chambers, 4396 Rice Street,
Suite 201, Lihu`e, Kaua`i, on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at 10:22 a.m., after which
the following Members answered the call of the roll:
Honorable Bernard P. Carvalho, Jr.
Honorable Mason K. Chock
Honorable Felicia Cowden
Honorable Bill DeCosta
Honorable Luke A. Evslin
Honorable KipuKai Kuali`i
Honorable Arryl Kaneshiro
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Today's meeting will be conducted pursuant
to Act 220, Session Laws of Hawai`i 2021 and Governor Ige's Emergency Proclamation
Related to Sunshine Law In-Person Meetings dated January 26, 2022.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved for approval of the agenda, as circulated,
seconded by Councilmember Chock.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion from
the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion for approval of the agenda, as circulated, was then put, and
unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
MINUTES of the following meeting of the Council:
January 26, 2022 Council Meeting
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve the Minutes, as circulated, seconded
by Councilmember DeCosta.
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Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion on this
item from the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion for approval of the minutes, as circulated, was then put, and
unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
C 2022-19 Communication (01/18/2022) from the Director of Finance,
transmitting for Council information, the County of Kaua`i Schedule of Fund
Balances as of June 30, 2021; pursuant to Kaua`i County Charter Section 19.14.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to receive C 2022-19 for the record, seconded by
Councilmember Cowden.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or is there any
discussion from the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to receive C 2022-19 for the record was then put, unanimously
carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. At this time, I am going
to read us into Executive Session, which we are scheduled for at 10:30 a.m., so we are
on time. We will go into our Executive Session and come back and finish the Council
Meeting and Committee Meetings.
There being no objections, ES-1070 was taken out of order.
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
ES-1070 Pursuant to Hawai`i Revised Statutes (HRS) Sections 92-4,
92-5(a)(4), and 92-5(a)(8), and Kaua`i County Charter Section 3.07(E), the purpose of
this Executive Session is to consult with the Council's legal counsel to receive legal
updates, overviews, and recommendations for purposes of obtaining Council approval
to settle a workers' compensation claim. This deliberation and/or decision-making
involves matters that require the consideration of information that must be kept
confidential due to significant privacy interests. The significant privacy interests
relate to a medical history, diagnosis, condition, treatment, and evaluation. This
information is protected from disclosure pursuant to state or federal law, including
the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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Councilmember Kuali`i moved to convene in Executive Session for ES-1070,
seconded by Councilmember Cowden.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion before
we go into Executive Session?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to convene in Executive Session for ES-1070 was then put, and
carried by the following vote:
FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION: Carvalho, Chock, Cowden, DeCosta,
Evslin, Kuali`i, Kaneshiro TOTAL— 7,
AGAINST EXECUTIVE SESSION: None TOTAL— 0,
EXCUSED & NOT VOTING:None TOTAL— 0,
RECUSED & NOT VOTING: None TOTAL— 0.
There being no objections, the meeting recessed at 10:34 a.m., to convene in
Executive Session.
The meeting reconvened at 10:45 a.m., and proceeded as follows:
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Welcome back. We are still on page 1,
Communications.
COMMUNICATIONS:
C 2022-20 Communication (01/13/2022) from the Director of Finance,
requesting Council approval of the indemnification language contained in the
Property Damage Release and Indemnity Agreement and to accept payment
of $7,737.86 for the replacement of the damaged air conditioner unit that is located
outside of the Information Technology office facing Kuhio Highway that sustained
damages in an automobile accident on September 9, 2021.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-20, seconded by
Councilmember Carvalho.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members?
If not, is there any discussion on this item?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-20 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
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C 2022-21 Communication (01/13/2022) from the Housing Director,
requesting Council approval to dispose of the Section 8 Division Records, in
accordance with Section 46-43, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, and Resolution
No. 2021-48, which have met the three (3) years or more retention period:
Wait List — Lottery (Applicants not selected by lottery) from 2014;
Wait List Pull — Inactive (Applicants mail returned due to insufficient
address with no forwarding address. Applicants did not respond to
waitlist pull letters. Voucher expired—issued with no tenancy lease up.)
from 2014-2017;
Wait List Reports (Wait list listing by year) from 2008-2011;
HCV EP Files (Participants files that ended participation with agency)
from 2005-2017;
HCV EP with Cause Files (Participant files that participation ended due
to program violation) from 2014-2016;
HCV QC Audit Files — Inspections (Quality Control Audits on
Inspections —participant tenancy) from 2012-2016;
FSS Closed Files (Participant files that have graduated or exited the
FSS program) from 1998-2016; and
FSS Homeownership Files (Participants that completed the FSS
Homeownership program) from 2004-2014.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-21, seconded by
Councilmember Carvalho.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members?
Councilmember Cowden.
Councilmember Cowden: Adam, I have a simple question. Are these
physical records that are going to be disposed of? If someone is still on the waitlist
from before then, they are on a current version of the waitlist, would that be correct?
Am I interpreting that right?
There being no objections, the rules were suspended.
ADAM P. ROVERSI, Housing Director (via remote technology): Aloha.
Adam Roversi from the Housing Agency. That is correct. The current waitlist is a
2021 waitlist that is maintained in a cloud-based software system, so there are no
hard copies. All of the referenced paper documents are historic waitlist pulls that do
not affect anyone who is currently waiting for Housing Choice Voucher (HCV)
assistance.
Councilmember Cowden: Okay. We are just throwing the paper away.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any other questions from the
Members?
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There being no objections, the meeting was called back to order and proceeded
as follows:
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-21 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-22 Communication (01/20/2022) from the Fire Chief, requesting
Council approval to accept a donation of sixteen (16) used televisions, valued
at $3,200.00, from the Marriott Waiohai Beach Club, on behalf of Clinton Makanani,
Multi-Site Director of Safety & Security, which will be distributed to all stations on the
island for recreational use in common areas.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-22 with a thank-you letter to
follow, seconded by Councilmember Cowden.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions on this item? Is there
any discussion from the Members? Councilmember Cowden.
Councilmember Cowden: I just want to say it is nice—keep our people
comfortable in their places with newish televisions. We appreciate the donation,
Marriott.
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-22 with a thank-you letter to follow was then put,
and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-23 Communication (01/21/2022) from the Fire Chief, requesting
Council approval to apply for, receive, and expend United States Department of
Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG), in the amount of $597,272.73 ($59,727.27
County Match), to fund the purchase of one (1) fire engine to replace an existing
apparatus at Fire Station 6 at Hanapepe and in the amount of$112,272.27 ($11,272.73
County Match) for Firefighter Health and Wellness including behavioral health
support, cancer screenings, and exposure reporting for Kaua`i Firefighters.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-23, seconded by
Councilmember Cowden.
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Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members on
this? Councilmember Cowden, then Council Vice Chair Chock.
Councilmember Cowden: Thank you. This new fire truck looks like it is
about the same cost as what we had in Waimea, is this a similar design? Is it by the
same company and similar?
There being no objections, the rules were suspended.
STEVEN R. GOBLE, Fire Chief(via remote technology): Correct, yes.
Steven Goble, Fire Chief. Yes, it is a very similar truck to that one that we just
purchased for Waimea.
Councilmember Cowden: Okay. Regarding behavioral health support
and cancer screenings, we do health and wellness...is this a current procedure that
we do, or is this additional to what we have been doing?
Mr. Goble: This is in addition to what we currently have
in place. In the past, we have had a similar behavioral health support team; however,
that team has drifted to the wind over the many years since the last training session,
so this is an effort to revitalize that group and retrain for pure support purposes. The
cancer screenings are in addition to the annual physicals that are currently offered
to the firefighters—this is above and beyond that baseline evaluation. The third piece
of that is exposure reporting, which puts a tool in our firefighters' hands, so that they
have a consistent way of reporting exposures at fire scenes, medical scenes, or
whatever the case may be, so that they can maintain a consistent record.
Councilmember Cowden: I am very thankful for that. We have seen in
big cities in different places where there have been difficult outcomes over the long
haul for people with high exposure. What is our cancer events amongst our staff? Is
it typical of the American population, or does it seem higher?
Mr. Goble: Across the fire service there is greater
incidence of cancer in career firefighters. Our experience here is, unfortunately, last
year we had the passing of Firefighter Kalani Telles from cancer. A young man in
the prime of his life, still a career firefighter that passed away from cancer. So this
is an initiative that is not just a Kaua`i or Hawai`i initiative—this is a Nationwide
initiative to catch these horrible diseases before they become devastating to our
workforce.
Councilmember Cowden: I am thankful for that and I am sure in the
behavioral health area there is quite a lot of trauma on a routine basis of what people
go through, so thank you for making this effort.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Council Vice Chair Chock.
Councilmember Chock: Thank you, Chair. Thank you, Chief. If we
are successful at this grant to replace the Station 6 apparatus, can you tell us where
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we will be? I know we have done a lot of replacements, justjust want to know where we
are in terms of need moving forward and what other apparatus need to be replaced.
Mr. Goble: We recently put together a replacement plan
that identified and rated all of our frontline apparatuses for their current conditions
and projected lifespans, so to speak, so this Engine 6 is next on the radar. We also
have Engine 5 on the westside that is of the same era. I think they were purchased
within a year of each other—that would be the next on the list and that is actually
part of our proposal in the upcoming budget conversation. Following that, we have
an apparatus at the Kaiakea Station that would be the next fire engine due for
replacement. We see three (3) engines within the next three (3) years that we would
attempt to replace based on age, mileage, general condition, and our repair costs
associated with each apparatus.
Councilmember Chock: Thank you very much.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any further questions from the
Members? Are there any final discussion?
There being no objections, the meeting was called back to order, and proceeded
as follows:
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-23 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-24 Communication (01/21/2022) from the Chief of Police, requesting
Council approval of the indemnification provisions included in Navigate 360's Terms of
Service Agreement for the Crimestoppers P3 App, which is used to securely manage
anonymous tips from the public to assist law enforcement efforts.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-24, seconded by
Councilmember DeCosta.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members?
Councilmember Cowden.
Councilmember Cowden: Thank you for this, I am assuming this is a
continuation of the system that we have been using.
There being no objections, the rules were suspended.
BRYSON PONCE, Assistant Chief of Police, Investigative Services
Bureau (via remote technology): Yes, that is correct. We started with the P3
online platform for anonymous tips back in 2019 for the Kauai Crimestoppers
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Program. It is the only platform designed to manage anonymous tips and it has been
really useful to be able to manage, assign, and track.
Councilmember Cowden: I have given this information out quite a bit.
Are you getting a lot of tips through it? I posted it. I announced it. If you can give
whatever viewer might be listening...you would go in there and make a complaint or
an observation, you are insulated from anyone including the police department
knowing who put out the tip, right? It goes out to a third party.
Mr. Ponce: Absolutely. The P3 App software for the
Crimestoppers program is designed for the caller to remain anonymous and to keep
the information segregated so that we do not know who is providing the information.
Encouraging people to call...We get a lot of tips that come in involving suspicious
activity, drug activity—anything from domestic violence calls, tips on missing
persons, cold case homicides, so it is a good platform for those who want to provide
information, but want to do it under the color of anonymity.
Councilmember Cowden: What is the web address? Do you go to
Crimestoppers Kaua`i and google that and load it on your phone? I have it loaded on
my phone.
Mr. Ponce: It is an app that you can download and you
report it that way.
Councilmember Cowden: Okay, thank you.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any other questions from the
Members? Is there final discussion? Councilmember Cowden.
There being no objections, the meeting was called back to order, and proceeded
as follows:
Councilmember Cowden: I just want to appreciate this and I find when
people call me and they are nervous to tell about something they are aware of, I can
see the relief on someone when I show them how to do it and you can put pictures in
and you will not be traced. I think it is a good way when people see drug activity that
is harming the community, so I am grateful that we have this.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Is there anyone else?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-24 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-25 Communication (01/24/2022) from the Director of Finance,
transmitting for Council consideration, A Bill For An Ordinance Amending Chapter 5,
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Article 4, Kaua`i County Code 1987, As Amended, Relating To County Transient
Accommodations Tax, to align language in the Kaua`i Transient Accommodations
Tax (KTAT) legislation with that of the State and other county jurisdictions.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to receive C 2022-25 for the record, seconded by
Councilmember Chock.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion from
the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to receive C 2022-25 for the record, was then put, and unanimously
carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-26 Communication (01/25/2022) from the Executive on
Transportation, requesting Council approval of a revised Base Memorandum of
Agreement (MOA) for all Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5311 and 5339
grants, and to indemnify the FTA, which covers grant HI-2021-011 and was previously
approved via C 2019-147 on June 26, 2019, and C 2021-177 on August 4, 2021 and will
remain valid for five (5) years.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-26, seconded by
Councilmember Carvalho.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion from
the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-26 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
C 2022-27 Communication (01/27/2022) from the Executive on Aging,
requesting Council approval to receive and expend Federal funds, in the amount
of $2,000,000.00, and to indemnify the State Executive Office on Aging, for the
provision of Title III services of the Older Americans Act, which includes supportive
services, congregate meals, home-delivered meals, preventive health programs, and
the National Family Caregiver Support Program, for the Federal Fiscal Year 2022
that began February 1, 2022 and runs through January 31, 2024.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to approve C 2022-27, seconded by
Councilmember Cowden.
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Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members?
Councilmember Cowden.
Councilmember Cowden: Aloha, Kealoha. Thank you for all the hard
work that you do. I looked at some of the budgetary details—thank you for sending
that. It looks like two hundred forty-eight thousand dollars ($248,000), roughly two
hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) a year for the next two (2) years to continue
and support the programs that we do. I was really excited when I saw two million
dollars ($2,000,000) and not five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000), so what is
going to happen with the other one million five hundred thousand
dollars ($1,500,000)? Do we know?
There being no objections, the rules were suspended.
LUDVINA K. TAKAHASHI, Executive on Aging (via remote technology):
Aloha, Kealoha Takahashi, Executive on
Aging. The State is sending funding incrementally as it becomes available. During
the course of the year, we should see money coming in. We already have the base
funding as you saw my end modification number one (1), so we will get the money,
this is just a normal way of providing the funding.
Councilmember Cowden: Okay, it is not like we are getting a windfall
of anything extra.
Ms. Takahashi: Yes.
Councilmember Cowden: I was hoping we were going to get something
bigger. Thank you.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any other questions from the
Members? Is there any final discussion?
There being no objections, the meeting was called back to order, and proceeded
as follows:
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion to approve C 2022-27 was then put, and unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
CLAIMS:
C 2022-28 Communication (01/18/2022) from the County Clerk, transmitting
a claim filed against the County of Kaua`i by Neil and Michelle Young, for damage to
their vehicle and personal injuries, pursuant to Section 23.06, Charter of the County of
Kaua`i.
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C 2022-29 Communication (01/20/2022) from the County Clerk, transmitting
a claim filed against the County of Kaua`i by Allstate Insurance Company as subrogee
of Allison Jacobson, for damage to her vehicle, pursuant to Section 23.06, Charter of the
County of Kaua`i.
Councilmember Kuali`i moved to refer C 2022-28 and C 2022-29 to the Office
of the County Attorney for disposition and/or report back to the Council,
seconded by Councilmember Cowden.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions or discussion from
the Members?
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding these agenda items.)
The motion to refer C 2022-28 and C 2022-29 to the Office of the County
Attorney for disposition and/or report back to the Council was then put, and
unanimously carried.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: The motion is carried. Next item.
BILL FOR FIRST READING:
Proposed Draft Bill (No. 2844) — A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
CHAPTER 5,ARTICLE 4, KAUAI COUNTY CODE 1987,AS AMENDED, RELATING
TO COUNTY TRANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS TAX
Councilmember Kuali`i moved for passage of Proposed Draft Bill (No. 2844) on
first reading, that it be ordered to print, that a public hearing thereon be
scheduled for March 9, 2022, and that it be referred to the Committee of the
Whole, seconded by Councilmember Cowden.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any questions from the Members?
Councilmember Cowden.
Councilmember Cowden: Can we get an explanation? I looked through
it and there are quite a few areas that are added, though overall it looks to me like it is
just dotting some "Is" and crossing some "Ts" on how we are going to implement
receiving this extra three percent (3%). It looks like it is standard procedure, but before
I vote to approve it, if you could explain it.
There being no objections, the rules were suspended.
REIKO MATSUYAMA, Director of Finance (via remote technology): Good
morning, Reiko Matsuyama, Director of Finance. Yes, you are correct, Councilmember
Cowden. It is mostly cleanup measures. We kind of rushed this through in July at first
reading for you folks, so that we could enact the Transient Accommodations Tax (TAT)
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as soon as possible. That being said, there were some things that were left out, some
inadvertently—that was my fault. Then there were others that were not effective in
Hawai`i Revised Statutes (HRS) until January 1, 2022, so we could not make those
changes at that time, so I included all of those. Because we are first, I tried to replicate
some of the things that were in the other bills in the other counties that have passed,
so that we are consistent. Right now, we are trying to set up a software solution with
Hawai`i Island and Maui, and we need to be aligned so that we can get the most "bang
for our buck" and make sure that things are consistent throughout the
implementation—those changes are also included in here. The one thing that I left out,
that was my fault, in the first legislation was the area of penalty, so this is just to be
aligned with the State and all the other counties to include the penalty language.
Councilmember Cowden: Okay. I see a five thousand dollar ($5,000)
threshold where you do not need our help to take any action or approval, so if someone
does not file a tax return—basic things like that—basic ways of managing the individual
property or larger property like a resort, which you would think they would have it
together, but the small single-home renter might struggle at adapting, although it is
going to be aligned with the State. So what you are saying is you are in alignment with
the State, so it should not be anything unexpected for the provider.
Ms. Matsuyama: That is correct. We are trying to mirror the
State as much as possible. The first bill that was passed was good, it was close. Again,
like I said, there were some edits in the HRS that became effective January 1, 2022, so
we could not do those initially. We knew we needed to make an amendment come
January 1, 2022, so while I was doing that I threw some of these other things to be
consistent with all the other counties based on the legislation that they had passed.
Councilmember Cowden: Thank you.
Ms. Matsuyama: Okay.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Councilmember DeCosta.
Councilmember De Costa: Hi, Reiko, thank you for all you do. Your
Department is very impressive on how you folks run things. I am a little bit nervous.
Do you have the personnel support to handle this influx of TAT coming in? We do not
want you folks to be bombarded. What do you folks need to handle this?
Ms. Matsuyama: Thanks to the Council for approving the
three (3) positions when we did the money bill to get the revenue established. I have
not filled those yet. I am interviewing right now for a couple of positions and I hope to
post the supervisor position very soon, but right now they are all vacant. I think I have
what I need if I have warm bodies.
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Councilmember DeCosta: Thank you, Reiko.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: Are there any further questions from the
Members? Is there final discussion from the Members? Roll call vote.
There being no objections, the meeting was called back to order, and proceeded
as follows:
No written testimony was received and no registered speakers requested to
testify regarding this agenda item.)
The motion for passage of Proposed Draft Bill (No. 2844) on first reading, that
it be ordered to print, that a public hearing thereon be scheduled for
March 9, 2022, and that it be referred to the Committee of the Whole was then
put, and carried by the following vote:
FOR PASSAGE: Carvalho, Chock, Cowden, DeCosta,
Evslin, Kuali`i, Kaneshiro TOTAL— 7,
AGAINST PASSAGE: None TOTAL— 0,
EXCUSED & NOT VOTING: None TOTAL— 0,
RECUSED & NOT VOTING: None TOTAL— 0.
Ms. Fountain-Tanigawa: Seven (7) ayes.
Council Chair Kaneshiro: That concludes the business on our agenda.
Not seeing or hearing any objections, this Council Meeting is now adjourned.
ADJOURNMENT.
There being no further business, the Council Meeting adjourned at 11:05 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
JAD . FOUNTAIN-TANIGAWA
County Clerk
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