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Board Meeting
Minutes April
5, 2001 Call
to Order The
meeting was called to order by Vice President Verna Nahulu at 5:30 p.m. at the
Kula Elementary School. Attendees Members
present: Hari Ajmani, Gina Flammer, Marjorie Hill, Dick Mayer, Verna Nahulu,
Mitch Silver, Steve Sutrov and John Wilson Members
excused: Erwin DePonte and Elliott Krash Members
absent: Daryl Arita, Alan Kaufman, David Jenkins, Terry McBarnet, Karolyn
Mossman, Ron Nagata Treasurer's
Report Treasurer
John Wilson gave year to date report showing a beginning 1/1/01 balance of
$1,107.47 with income of $2,418.65(interest income of $4.18, dues of $970,
refreshment donations $14.00, T-shirt sales of $98.00, and Parks department
deposit refund for two year of $225). Expenses were $1,519.70
(Mail permit $125.00, administrative expenses of $73.30, AKAKU for
filming of forums $500.00, and newsletter $821.40). The ending balance for April 1, 2001 was $898.95.
With a motion by Gina Flammer and a second by Hari Ajmani, the report,
subject to audit, was accepted. Secretary's
Report The
minutes from March, as submitted by Gina Flammer, were approved on a motion made
by John Wilson and seconded by Hari Ajmani. Communications Agendas
listing communications were circulated and copies of communications were
available for review. Committee
Reports Land
use and Planning Sign
ordinance: Gina
Flammer and Hari Ajmani met with Barbara Long prior to the Board meeting to
discuss the proposed ordinance and the general proliferation of signs not
meeting county standards. Mrs. Long
lent the Board photographs of the many signs in Kula, some legal and some not.
She asked Hari and Gina to ask the Board if they would consider writing
the County and asking them to actively enforce the current sign ordinance.
The Board discussed the matter and on a motion by John Wilson with a
second by Verna Nahulu agreed to inform the director of planning of our concerns
about the proliferation of signs and the lack of enforcement.
As for the new proposed ordinance the Hari and Gina will meet with
Council member Mike Molina when his schedule is clear and before the ordinance
is up for review again. MYFS
Omaopio Campus:
Gina Flammer reported that the state legislature has appropriated about $2
million for the campus in this year's budget.
On a motion by Dick Mayer with a second by Gina Flammer, the Board agreed
to amend our position statement on the facility to include state and all other
funding. The statement requests the many steps be completed and issues
be addressed before funding is appropriated and that at this time the Board does
not oppose or support the project.
New
Business Transportation:
Dick Mayer reported that the Mayor's committee on transportation report
is due out next week and it breaks down the traffic problems by region.
It is to be a very comprehensive report.
Councilman Mike Molina's committee will be looking at the role the County
Council can play. There may be some
overlap with the Mayor's recommendations. Dick
suggested waiting to see the report before suggestions for Upcountry are made.
Steve Sutrov suggested that in our comments (when we do them) that we
stress the localization of the department that plans Maui roads. April
Board Meeting:
Dick Mayer asked to have a MAUCA meeting in lieu of a KCA Board meeting in May.
He plans to invite developers to the meeting. The Board agreed. Request
for KCA support for Haleakala Park long range planning:
County Council member Charmaine Tavares sent a letter requesting the Board's
support in lobbying the legislature for long range planning for Haleakala Park.
John Wilson agreed to write the letter of support. Adjournment The
meeting was adjourned at 7:00 with a motion by Dick Mayer, seconded by Mitch
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