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Kula Community Association |
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Board Meeting
Minutes - December 7, 2000 Call
to Order The
meeting was called to order by President Elliott Krash at 5:30 p.m. at the Kula
Elementary School. Attendees Members
present: Gina Flammer, Marjorie Hill, David Jenkins, Alan Kaufman, Elliott Krash,
Terry McBarnet, Dick Mayer, Karolyn Mossman, Verna Nahulu, Steve Sutrov, and
John Wilson Members
excused: Hari Ajmani, John McDonald, and Ron Nagata Members
absent: Erwin DePonte and Tom Jewell Guest:
Barbara Long, former Planning Commissioner and Kula resident Treasurer's
Report The
Treasurer's report was postponed due to the absence of John McDonald.
A copy of the report received by Gina Flammer shows a balance of
$1,611.75 in November and a current balance of $1,107.47 reflecting $508.51 in
income ($402 in T-shirt sales, $25 in donations, and $1.51 in interest) and
expenses of $1,012.79 ($841.71 for t-shirt printing, $48.83 in administrative
expenses, $75 to the Kula Community center for a deposit, $35 to network
Solution, and $6.25 Haleakala Times). Secretary's
Report The
secretary's report was approved as submitted by Gina Flammer. The motion was
made by Alan Kaufman and seconded by John Wilson. Communications All
communications listed on the agenda were circulated and discussed at the
meeting. Committee
Reports Land
Use and Planning Church
Sign Design: Barbara
Long updated the Board on the Upcountry Christian Fellowship Church proposed
sign. The proposed sign will be a large plastic sign illuminated internally.
She requested that the Board write a letter and testify about the sign.
She also requested that the board look into amending the community plan
text on signs so that each time a sign was proposed the community would not be
required to spend hours on input. The Kula Malu Village Design Guidelines were
discussed as a guide for signs. They
do not allow plastic, internally illuminated signs.
A subcommittee on signage was formed with Hari Ajmani,
Gina Flammer, Steve Sutrov, and John Wilson as members.
The group agreed to meet and write a letter and position paper for the
Board to review at the January meeting. Kula
Malu Development Lighting:
Barbara Long informed the Board that the Planning Commission has put a condition
on the zoning change application for the Kamehameha school campus that
unnecessary lighting should be turned off.
This currently amounts to half of the lighting.
This will now go to the County Council Land Use Committee in January.
Shields were previously requested on the streetlights.
Currently only one light has a shield.
Waipoli/Kanehi
Rezoning:
A nine acre subdivision is going in above Rice park.
It is being rezoned to rural. The
Board had no position on the rezoning at this point. Kula
Meadows Development:
John Wilson reported this development off of Pulehu Road just below the
Kula agricultural park is underway with the 188 acre parcel being subdivided
into 14 lots of 5 to 6 acres each and two larger lots of 20 plus acres. Safety
Street
Addressing Project: Marjorie
Hill reported that the project was allocated a grant of $12,000.
The money has not been released. A
timetable is currently being set for the project.
The grantor has requested that seniors have priority on the receiving the
address numbers to be placed on their houses.
Marjorie will need volunteers to contact seniors who do not respond. Verna Nahulu and Gina Flammer offered to make visits.
Water Water
Meters Issuance and Priority List:
At a recent BWS Commitee Meeting, Benni D'Enbeau presented testimony for
MAUCA and Elliott spoke for KCA. The
MAUCA group requested a meeting be
held upcountry and for the waiting list for meters to be put on the Internet.
(There are 803 names on the list.) The
KCA Board requested the same, plus written guidelines clarifying the priorities
and exceptions to the list. Unfinished
Business AKAKU
Contribution: The
AKAKU bill received will be adjusted to reflect the $500 previously appropriated
by this Board. Dick Mayer will send
a letter and the $500 contribution to defray the costs of filming the two
election candidate forums. Dick
will report at our next meeting on the possibility of AKAKU filming a general
meeting. Newsletter:
All articles must be submitted by January 15th. New
Business E-mail
list:
Steve Sutrov requested that we
put the newsletters online and send postcards to members asking them to look
online. Due to lack of time to
discuss the issue, the issue was postponed until the January meeting.
Adjournment The
meeting was adjourned at 7:15pm. |
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