2018.01-Board-Meeting-Minutes-Honolulu-HI.pdf
MinutesDocument preview
Preview blocked by the source? Use the "Open PDF" button above.
More minutes from Honolulu
The Ethics Commission of the City and County of Honolulu held an open session meeting on December 18, 2024, at Kapālama Hale with seven commissioners present (four in person, three virtually), chaired by David B. Monk. The meeting included recognition of Commissioners Victoria Marks and Allene Suemori for ten years of service, with Mayor Rick Blangiardi issuing Awards of Recognition dated December 18, 2024. The Commission's staff included Executive Director and Legal Counsel Jan K. Yamane, two Associate Legal Counsels, two Investigators, and support staff, with Deputy Corporation Counsel Moana A. Yost also in attendance. The meeting was conducted at 925 Dillingham Boulevard and included a WebEx option with video recording available.
AI summary
The Honolulu Committee on Aging held a meeting on August 21, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. at Kapalama Hale with seven committee members present (one attending virtually) and staff from the Department of Community Services/Elderly Affairs Division. The committee approved the March 20, 2024 meeting minutes with corrections, including removing a duplicate name and updating department nomenclature. During public testimony, Donald Sakamoto requested sensitivity training for drivers in the On-The-Go pilot program to accommodate visually impaired, hearing impaired, and seniors with service animals. The committee discussed a Four-Year Plan Update with Five Area Plan Goals, beginning with increasing awareness of available resources and supports to age in place through an updated and redesigned Elderly Affairs Division Website.
AI summary
The Board of Land and Natural Resources held a meeting on January 23, 2026, at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center with seven members present (both in-person and via Zoom). The board approved minutes from two previous meetings and unanimously approved Kaheawa Wind Power I's Habitat Conservation Plan and a 25-year Incidental Take License for the operation of its wind energy facility, which permits the incidental take of six protected Hawaiian species including the Hawaiian Hoary Bat, Nēnē, and various seabirds.
AI summary