Mike Molina

Mike Molina holds the County Council seat for the Makawao-Haʻikū-Pāʻia residency area.
He is the Chair of the Government Relations, Ethics, and Transparency Committee.

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Items of Interest

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• Road improvements for Upcountry, Makawao, Pāʻia, and Haʻikū ongoing and planned by the Department of Public Works

• HCA Press Release: SEPT 24 TOWN HALL ON HAIKU’S WATER FUTURE

• August 5, 2020 Press Release: MOLINA SEEKS TO SETTLE INJECTION WELL CASE ONCE AND FOR ALL

• A little bit of history relating to Casanova’s restaurant and the Molina Family association with the Makawao business.

• July 1, 2020 Press Release: MOLINA RESPONDS TO MAYOR’S ATTACKS ON PROPOSED DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
  

• Revised proposed resolution requesting the bifurcation of the Department of Housing and Human Concerns to create the Department of Housing and the Department of Human Concerns.

The proposed bill has been recommended for approval to the Council by the Governance, Ethics, and Transparency (GET) Committee, of which Councilmember Molina is Chair.

• Revised proposed bill establishing Advisory Committees to the Maui Planning Commission.

The proposed bill will establish Advisory Committees in the Paia – Haiku Community Plan District and South Maui Community Plan District. The proposed revisions are from Councilmembers Molina and King and include recommendations from the Director of Planning.

• Bill No. 50 (2020), relating to penalties for unlawful bike tour operations.

The purpose of the bill is to double the penalties for bike tours that operate without a license. The bill was passed by the County Council on April 8, 2020

• Resolution 20-59, proposing a Charter Amendment to increase real property tax appropriation for affordable housing from 2% to 3%.

The proposed Charter Amendment would require the appropriation be made in perpetuity.

• Resolution 20-61, urging the Council Chair to issue a request for proposals for a Comprehensive Affordable Housing Plan.

The plan will review existing and proposed projects, infrastructure availability, funding options, land availability, expedited entitlements, and review of existing regulations. The proposed resolution requesting the RFP will concentrate on methods to create housing units and place needy families into safe, secure and affordable housing.

• Proposed bill relating to residential workforce housing projects under 201-H, Hawaii Revised Statutes.

The purpose of the proposed bill is to increase the requirement of 201H projects to develop 75% of the project dwelling units as affordable. The proposed bill has been transmitted to the Affordable Housing Committee for consideration.

• A proposed bill relating to required stop at street intersections.

The purpose of the proposed bill is to create a 4-way stop at the Haiku Road where it transitions to Kokomo Road in Haiku near the Haiku Cannery Mall. The proposed bill has been transmitted to the Public Works Commission for consideration and recommendation.

• Resolution 20-25 urging the Administration to negotiate for the acquisition of land in Makawao for an equestrian/rodeo facility.

The purpose of the resolution is to ask the Mayor to start discussions on acquiring land near the Maui Veterans and Makawao Cemeteries to establish a county owned equestrian facility.

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Newsletters

• September 2021: Download PDF

• October 2020: Download PDF

• July 2020: Download PDF

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Staff

• Ana Lillis, Executive Assistant
• Laura McDowell, Executive Assistant

Contact

Email: mike.molina@mauicounty.us

Kalana O Maui Building
200 South High St.
Eighth Floor
Wailuku, Hawaii 96793

Ph: (808) 270-5507
Fax: (808) 270-5508

Residency Area:
Makawao-Haʻikū-Pāʻia

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