September 21: Nanakuli and Maili neighborhood board to discuss impact of highway construction work

WAIANAE—On Tuesday, September 21, Neighborhood Board 36, representing Nanakuli and Maili, will hold its regular community meeting.

Held at Nanaikapono Elementart Cafeteria, the board will review business presented from last month’s meeting including a request of the board to support writing a letter of complaint about the past and current construction work and the unfair consumer claims process by Okada Trucking Company regarding its work and project on the Farrington Highway corridor in Nanakuli and Ko Olina.

The full regular meeting agenda is listed below:

REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
NANAIKAPONO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAFE
89-153 MANO AVENUE
7:00 p.m.
 
I.              CALL TO ORDER:  Patty Kahanamoku Teruya, Chair
a.  Pule, Hawai’i Pono’i, Pledge of Allegiance

II.            FILLING OF VACANT BOARD SEATS: At-Large Seat Vacated by Kaipo Pomaikai.

III.            CITY MONTHLY REPORTS (Limited to 3 Minutes Each)
a.    Honolulu Fire Department – HFD
b.    Honolulu Police Department – HPD
c.    Mayor’s Representative – Richard Haru, Deputy Director of Parks & Recreation
d.    Council Chair Todd Apo
e.    Board of Water Supply –  Sandy Nahoopii-Soong
f.      Board of Education
g.    Military Representative
h.    Ordnance Reef Update – Lori Wong

IV.          RESIDENTS’/COMMUNITY CONCERNS: (Limited to 3 Minutes Each)

V.            APPROVAL OF MINUTES/AGENDA:
a.    Approval of August 17, 2010 Regular Meeting Minutes
b.    Approval of September 21, 2010 Regular Meeting Agenda

VI.          BOARD BUSINESS:
a.    Kalaeloa Advisory Report – Kelii
b.    Unfinished Business (Ten Minutes Per Presentations – 2 Minutes Per Person questions/comments) Board Action Items
i.  Board Action Item: Request Board support to write a “Letter of Complaint” from the NMNB #36 to the City & County of Honolulu’s Board of Water Supply Commission, the (BOW) Permitting and Contracting Division, Mayor of Honolulu, Councilmember Todd Apo, State Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs (BBB), about the past and current “unsafe and unacceptable” construction work performed as well as the unfair consumer claims process developed by the Okada Trucking Company regarding its major work and project on the Farrington Highway corridor in Nanakuli and Ko Olina since 2009 to present.
c.    New Business (Ten Minutes Per Presentations – 2 Minutes Per Person Questions/Comments) Board Action Items

VII.          REPORTS: (Limited to 3 Minutes Each)
a.    Treasurer’s Report: Discussion on Board Budget
b.    Committees:
1.  Transportation /OPMP Committee – Committee Chair Manaku
2.  Planning & Zoning
3.  Education Committee – Committee Chair Kelii
4.  Parks & Recreation/Parks Beautification – Committee Chair Kelii
5.  Health, Human Services – Committee Chair Woods
6.  Housing – Committee Chair Rezentes
c.    Elected Officials:
1.  Office of United States Representative Mazie Hirono
2.  Senate President Colleen Hanabusa
3.  Representative Karen Awana

VIII.        ANNOUNCEMENTS

IX.          ADJOURNMENT