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Hawaiʻi County Council Meeting on Proposed Operating Budget and Capital Budget for Fiscal Year July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023.

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DATE: Tuesday, May 17, 2022

TIME: 5:00 p.m.

PLACE:

Hawai’i County Building
Council Chambers
25 Aupuni Street
Hilo, Hawai’i


Pursuant to Section 10-4 of the Hawai’i County Charter, notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held before the Council of the County of Hawai’i to consider the proposed Operating Budget and Capital Budget for fiscal year July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023.


Notice is hereby given that the Hawai’i County Council will be conducting this meeting via interactive conference technology (ICT) pursuant to Hawai’i Revised Statutes §92-3.5. Council Members will be participating via ICT at the West Hawai’i Civic Center, Council Chambers, 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Hwy., Bldg. A, Kailua-Kona. Members of the public may also attend from this location.


Public attendance via Courtesy Site is available at the following locations:

Pahoa Council Office, 15-2879 Pahoa Village Road; and

Waimea Council Office, Parker Square, 65-1279 Kawaihae Road, Suite 109.

If a courtesy site is unavailable and/or participation is disrupted, the scheduled meeting will continue.


Oral Public Testimony via Zoom: To provide oral testimony via Zoom, email councilremotetestimony@hawaiicounty.gov or call (808) 961-8255 to complete the registration process and obtain meeting login information. Please contact our office to register by 12:00 noon, Monday, May 16, 2022.


Submitting Written Testimony: To ensure timely delivery to Council Members prior to the meeting, written testimony must be submitted no later than 12:00 noon on Monday, May 16, 2022, by (1) email to counciltestimony@hawaiicounty.gov; (2) facsimile to (808) 961-8912; or (3) mail to the County Clerk’s Office in Hilo at 25 Aupuni Street, Hilo, Hawai’i, 96720. All written testimony, regardless of the time of receipt, will be made part of the permanent record. Please submit separate testimony for each item.


Live Stream of Public Hearing: To view the live stream of this meeting, at the scheduled meeting start time, Click Here!
Please call 961-8255 if the Council’s streaming location is not functioning. If the Council’s stream is deemed inoperable, the following address will be provided Click Here!


If you need an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability, call 961-8255 as soon as possible, preferably by May 13, 2022. If a response is received after this date, every effort will be made to obtain the auxiliary aid/service or accommodation, but there is no guarantee the request can be filled. Upon request, this notice is available in alternate formats such as large print, Braille, or electronic copy.


Copies of the complete proposed Operating Budget and Capital Budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023, are on file in the Office of the County Clerk (25 Aupuni Street, Room 1402, Hilo, Hawai’i) for public inspection and information. Please call 961-8255 to schedule arrangements for viewing the proposed Operating and Capital Budgets on file or for instructions on how to view the proposed Operating and Capital Budgets using the County website.


The general summaries of the revenues and appropriations for the proposed Operating Budget for the fiscal year 2022-2023 are as follows:

SUMMARY OF REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS BY FUNDS

REVENUESGeneral
Fund
Highway
Fund
GET
Fund
Sewer
Fund
Short Term
Vac Rental
Enf Fund
Cemetery
Fund
Bikeway
Fund
Beautification
Fund
Vehicle
Disposal
Fund
Solid
Waste
Fund
Golf
Course
Fund
Geo Reloc
& Comm
Ben Fund
Housing
Fund
Geo
Asset
Fund

TOTAL
Taxes449,200,00028,434,52250,000,000527,634,522
Licenses and Permits9,655,71612,000,000 496,25046,000200,0002,400,000600,00050,00025,447,966
Revenues From Use of
Money and Property
853,500972,3121,825,812
Inter-Govern Revenues94,459,9621,708,256 844,84028,886,537125,899,595
Charges for Current Svcs 5,622,351370,00014,231,4835,50013,565,000875,31313,50034,683,147
Other Revenues6,842,387555,0003,610,37310,00010,000300028,360,989790,36712,895,30153,077,417
Fund Bal From Prev Yr24,725,0004,403,34015,000,0003,974,215100,018153,00052,9505,123,843766,444400,000150,00054,848,810
Amount Avail for Apprn591,358,91647,471,11865,000,00021,816,071606,26810,000199,000252,9507,532,34343,537,2731,665,6801,000,00042,917,65050,000823,417,269
Less: Inter-Fund Transfers-3,446,553-28,360,989-790,367-11,141,320-43,739,229
NET REVENUES591,358,91647,471,11865,000,00018,369,518606,26810,000199,000252,9507,532,34315,176,284875,3131,000,00031,776,33050,000779,678,040

APPROPRIATIONSGeneral
Fund
Highway
Fund
GET
Fund
Sewer
Fund
Short Term
Vac Rental
Enf Fund
Cemetery
Fund
Bikeway
Fund
Beautification
Fund
Vehicle
Disposal
Fund
Solid
Waste
Fund
Golf
Course
Fund
Geo Reloc
& Comm
Ben Fund
Housing
Fund
Geo
Asset
Fund
TOTAL
General Government58,404,9273,311,464422,7241,000,00050,00063,189,115
Public Safety161,958,13313,710,267175,668,400
Highways9,128,18117,496,22330,836,915199,000202,95057,863,269
Sanitation & Waste Removal1,820,39517,736,6143,831,97938,545,89361,934,881
Health, Welfare & Education21,326,25310,00040,944,64062,280,893
Culture-Recreation27,662,48950,0001,156,36828,868,857
Debt Service49,499,1308,500,000585,00058,584,130
Pension Payments & Retirmt
System Contributions
72,066,0004,930,335280,0001,878,233102,00062,3712,844,152299,1051,130,18583,592,381
Health Fund62,946,0002,021,966250,000827,29660,00042,2041,099,857142,000464,21567,853,538
Miscellaneous126,547,4086,000,86325,133,0851,373,92821,5443,010,7891,047,37168,207378,610163,581,805
Total Appropriations591,358,91647,471,11865,000,00021,816,071606,26810,000199,000252,9507,532,34343,537,2731,665,6801,000,00042,917,65050,000823,417,269
Less: Inter-Fund Transfers-43,739,229-43,739,229
NET APPROPRIATIONS547,619,68747,471,11865,000,00021,816,071606,26810,000199,000252,9507,532,34343,537,2731,665,6801,000,00042,917,65050,000779,678,040


The proposed Capital Budget for fiscal year 2022-2023 lists the amounts to be appropriated for designated projects of various departments with funds to be provided as listed in the following general summary:

FY
NO.
PROJECTS APPROPRIATIONS
(in thousands)
FEDERAL GRANTS RECEIVABLE
08DEM – Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Plant R-1 Upgrade1,250
22DPR – Ikuo Hisaoka Gymnasium Hardening and Upgrades800
23DPR – Kea’au Armory Improvements 1,400
41DPW – FEMA Kilauea Lava Recovery37,000
42DPW – FHWA Kilauea Ave./Keawe St. Rehab – Ponahawai St. to Waianuenue Ave.4,000
43DPW – FHWA Mamalahoa Hwy. Rehab. Part 2 – Kamalani St. to Kalamauka Rd. 4,000
44DPW – FHWA Bridge Inspection and Appraisal 160
49DPW – Waiakea/Palai Stream Drainage Improvement – Army Corp 6,500
62FIRE – Purchase and Installation of Water Tanks200
76MTA – Zero Emissions Infrastructures249
77MTA – Kailua-Kona Maintenance Facility 2,440
81OHCD – Ulu Wini Low Income Housing Wastewater Treatment Plant – Repairs 1,400
90PLNG – State Research and Planning Program Grant80
Subtotal: 59,479 53
STATE REVOLVING LOAN FUND
02DEM – Pahala Wastewater System (reappropriation) 22,000
04DEM – Pua Sewage Pump Station Force Main Installation and Rehabilitation23,000
08DEM – Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Plant R-1 Upgrade3,750
Subtotal: 48,750 58
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND BALANCE
01CD – South Point Building Replacement200
03DEM – Hilo WWTP Upgrades 90,000
04DEM – Pua Sewage Pump Station Force Main Installation and Rehabilitation 2,000
05DEM – Wailuku Force Main and Gravity Sewer Replacement4,400
06DEM – Hale Halawai SPS Renovation and Force Main Replacement 2,500
07DEM – P19 SPS Renovation and Force Main Replacement2,500
09DEM – Kula’imano & Papa’ikou Dewatering & Barminuter Replacement (reappr.) 4,000
10DEM – Repair/Replacement of Wastewater Facilities 10,000
11DEM – Replace Hilo Scales 1,750
12DEM – Kealakehe Scrap Metal Site Remediation Phase2 500
13DEM – Improvements to East Hawai’i Sort Station 700
14DEM – Rural Transfer Station Repairs and Enhancements 2,000
15DPR – Repairs/Improvements to Facilities 10,000
16DPR – Mokuola (Coconut Island) Bridge Repairs 2,500
17DPR – Princess Abigail Kawananakoa Center Repairs 2,000
18DPR – Kohala Swimming Pool Repairs 5,000
19DPR – Mahukona Beach Park Improvements 4,000
20DPR – Kailua Park New Comfort Station and Concession Areas 4,000
21DPR – Papa’aloa Park New Covered Playcourt and Improvements 1,000
22DPR – Ikuo Hisaoka Gymnasium Hardening and Upgrades 500
23DPR – Kea’au Armory Improvements 1,000
24DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 1 150
25DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 2 200
26DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 3 100
27DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 4 100
28DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 5 100
29DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 6100
30DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 7100
31DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 8 100
32DPR – Discretionary Projects – Council District 9150
33DPW – Waipi’o Valley Access Road Safety Improvements 5,600
34DPW – Waima’au’au Stream Bridge Repairs 3,700
35DPW – Wilder Road Culvert Repair300
36DPW – Bridge Repair 15,000
37DPW – Facilities Improvements 11,600
FY
NO.
PROJECTSAPPROPRIATIONS
(in thousands)
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, CAPITAL PROJECTS
FUND BALANCE (CONTINUED)
40DPW – Wailuku Drive/Wainaku Street ADA Intersection Improvements100
42DPW – FHWA Kilauea Ave./Keawe St. Rehab – Ponahawai St. to Waianuenue Ave.1000
43DPW – FHWA Mamalahoa Hwy. Rehab. Part 2 – Kamalani St. to Kalamauka Rd. 1,000
44DPW – FHWA Bridge Inspection and Appraisal 40
45DPW – Kealakehe Animal Shelter600
46DPW – Guardrail Safety Improvements – Island Wide 1,600
47DPW – Kawili Street Shoulder Improvements 4,000
48DPW – Waikoloa Road/Paniolo Avenue Intersection Improvements 4,000
49DPW – Waiakea/Palai Stream Drainage Improvement – Army Corp 3,500
50DPW – Waianuenue Avenue Safety Improvements; Rainbow Dr. to ‘Akolea Rd. 500
51DPW – ‘Akolea Road Safety Improvements 500
52 DPW – Kino’ole Street Shoulder Improvements 750
53DPW – Banyan Drive Roadway Improvements 500
54FIRE – Central Fire Station – New Facility 1,750
55FIRE – Pahala Fire Station (prior funds allotted, GO 15-68, approx. $337K)0
56FIRE – Hawaiian Paradise Park Fire Station – New Facility (reappropriation) 2,000
57FIRE – Waiakea Fire Station – Renovation and Rehabilitation500
58FIRE – Maintenance Shop – New Facility 1,100
59FIRE – Kea’au Fire Station – New Facility 1,250
60FIRE – Honoka’a Fire Station – Replacement (reappropriation)1,000
61FIRE – Warehouse and Storage (reappropriation) 200
63HPD – Kealakehe Police Station Air Conditioning Unit800
64HPD – Public Safety Complex Two Cooling Towers 750
65HPD – Kea’au Police Station 1,500
66HPD – Evidence Storage Warehouse150
67HPD – Holding Cell Improvements (reappropriation 5299.77) 600
68HPD – Public Safety Complex Repainting (reappropriation 5292.75) 225
69HPD – East Hawai’i Firing Range (reappropriation 5292.83) 600
70HPD – Hawaiian Ocean View Estates Police Substation150
71HPD – South Kona Police Station 4,600
72HPD – Kona Evidence Warehouse (reappropriation 5296.91) 600
75MTA – Hub and Spoke Construction 1,950
77MTA – Kailua-Kona Maintenance Facility 860
80MTA – Park and Ride Lots 250
81OHCD – Ulu Wini Low Income Housing Wastewater Treatment Plant – Repairs 1,000
82OHCD – Affordable Housing Planning, Feasibility and Design 1,000
83OHCD – Ouli Ekahi Renovations and Repair8,000
84OHCD – Kula’imano Renovations and Repair6,500
85OHCD – Old Hilo Hospital Renovation – Keolahou 11,000
86OHCD – WHES Photovoltaic System 1,500
87OHCD – Kukuiola Emergency Shelter 5,000
88OHCD – Facilities Repairs/Maintenance and Renovation750
89PLNG – Pahoa Regional Town Center Master Plan (reappropriation) 150
Subtotal: 261,675
COMMUNITY BENEFIT ASSESSMENTS & GENERAL EXCISE TAX
38DPW – Drainage Improvements – North Kona 286
39DPW – Drainage Improvements – South Hilo438
73MTA – Island-Wide Bus Shelters 300
74MTA – Bus Stop ADA Compliance 625
76MTA – Zero Emissions Infrastructures 751
78MTA – Hilo Maintenance Facility Expansion 125
79MTA – Bus Stop Signage 400
90PLNG – State Research and Planning Program Grant 20
Subtotal: 2,945
GRAND TOTAL: 372,849

Council Public Hearing – Bill 126, Draft 2, and Bill 127, Draft 2

BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL

County Clerk
May 17, 2022


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