Applications invited for West Maui Community Plan Advisory Committee

For Immediate Release:  June 1, 2018

Press Release by:
Councilmember Yuki Lei K. Sugimura, Chair
Policy, Economic Development, and Agriculture Committee

Applications invited for West Maui Community Plan Advisory Committee

wailuku, Maui, Hawaii – Applications for a position on the West Maui Community Plan Advisory Committee (“CPAC”) are now being accepted by the Council’s Policy, Economic Development, and Agriculture Committee, Committee Chair Yuki Lei Sugimura announced today.

Sugimura noted that 9 of the CPAC’s 13 members will be appointed by the Council, while 4 will be appointed by the Mayor. All West Maui residents are encouraged to apply. An applicant must reside in the West Maui community plan area, which includes Ukumehame to Honokohau. The Council and the Mayor shall strive for diversity and balance of age, gender, background, profession, heritage, experience, and ideology of all CPAC participants. Experience in land use planning is helpful, but not required.

Sugimura said the application form and a general information sheet concerning the West Maui CPAC can be found under “Items of Interest” in the Policy, Economic Development, and Agriculture Committee’s section of the County Council’s website:  www.mauicounty.us/pea.

Applications must be received or postmarked by 4:30 p.m. on July 6, 2018, Sugimura said. She added that the Policy, Economic Development, and Agriculture Committee will meet later that month to consider the appointments.

For additional information, please contact the Policy, Economic Development, and Agriculture Committee staff at 270-7134 or 270‑7668.

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