COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Mike Molina Published in the Maui News January 11, 2020 Hana has an advisory committee to the Maui Planning Commission, while Molokai and Lanai have their own planning commissions. The logic is sound. The remoteness of Hana, Lanai and Molokai requires special attention and additional review of planning matters. The […]
WAILUKU, Hawaii – Council Chair Alice L. Lee announced today she will travel to the State Capitol tomorrow, with her council colleagues, to ask state legislators during opening day of the legislative session to consider measures in the 2020 Maui County Legislative Package. Lee said the package includes 15 bills covering a wide range of […]
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WAILUKU, Hawaiʻi — The Maui County Council has recognized “a climate emergency, which threatens humanity and the natural world” and is committed to a “Just Transition” to a safe climate, with the adoption of Resolution 19-209 on Friday, Council Chair Kelly Takaya King announced today. Entitled “Acknowledging a Climate Emergency and Committing to an Immediate […]
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Yuki Lei Sugimura Published in the Maui News December 14, 2019 A heartbreaking article over the summer reported on Maui County reaching 11 traffic deaths for the year (“2019 has brought spate of fatalities on county roads,” The Maui News, July 10). I’m pained to report the statistics have only gotten worse. […]
WAILUKU, Hawaiʻi – Councilmember Alice Lee announced today that she has scheduled a community meeting to help members of the public learn more about Bill 58 (2019) and Bill 59 (2019), which are both related to real property tax reform. These bills will change tax classifications and set the framework for new tiered rates. The […]
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Keani Rawlins-Fernandez Published in the Maui News November 23, 2019 Seventy years after the now-defunct Territorial Legislature enacted the Urban Renewal Law and 55 years after the now-defunct Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution establishing the County of Maui Redevelopment Agency to study blighted areas and to recommend areas for redevelopment, […]
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Kelly King Published in the Maui News November 9, 2019 So far this year, the Maui County Council has enacted 52 ordinances, adopted 179 resolutions, issued 134 committee reports and formally received 454 communications from county officials, covering an array of issues affecting Lanai, Maui and Molokai residents. Amid all the […]
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Keani Rawlins-Fernandez Published in the Maui News October 26, 2019 Five months ago, the Maui County Council’s Economic Development and Budget Committee decided to study options for more equitable taxation by creating a temporary investigative group, or TIG, on real property tax reform. As chair of both the committee and its […]
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Tasha Kama Published in the Maui News October 11, 2019 The Maui County Council is committed to addressing our crisis in attainable housing. When we met with voters last year during the campaign, attainable housing was a top priority for our community. The challenge in addressing our attainable housing needs is […]
