The agenda
for the Kaneohe Neighborhood Board’s May 19 business meeting is now available online.
Among
the scheduled topics are:
A presentation
by Dr. David Johnston of the state Department of Health about dengue fever and
the Zika virus.
The Department says there have been recent outbreaks of both diseases in the
state, but that no locally transmitted cases are present at this time. However,
the mosquitos that transmit the viruses are present here and could pick it up
from infected travelers. The Department’s Fight
the bite program urges residents to protect themselves against mosquitos
and eliminate areas where mosquitos can breed.
A
presentation by Raymond Young of the Honolulu Department of Planning and
Permitting about the Koolaupoko
Sustainable Communities Plan. A proposed
change to the plan would allow expansion of the cemetery at Hawaiian Memorial Park. The Department of Planning and Permitting supports
the change. The group SaveKaneohe.Org
has asked the Board to oppose the expansion.
An
opportunity to fill the three vacant seats on the Board. The seats represent
Sub-District 8, Kapunahala; Sub-District 9, Keapuka; and Sub-District 12,
Pikoiloa. The Board is authorized to fill vacancies by appointment.
Community members may indicate their interest by contacting Board Chairman Mo Radke or by
attending a Board meeting. A map of the
district is available online, as is a
street index that is organized by sub-district (search for District 30 in
the index, then find the sub-district).
The Board also will discuss establishing a Public Interaction Group, filling the Board Treasurer’s position, filling committee vacancies, tables for the Windward Hoolaulea, and a banner to promote Board meetings.
The Board also will discuss establishing a Public Interaction Group, filling the Board Treasurer’s position, filling committee vacancies, tables for the Windward Hoolaulea, and a banner to promote Board meetings.
Click
on the highlighted text above to read the full agenda and find more information
about agenda topics. The minutes
of the Board’s April meeting also are now available.
Click on the highlighted link to read them.
We
welcome your comments, in person and online
The
Board meeting will take place in the cafeteria of Benjamin Parker Elementary
School, 45-259 Waikalua Road, starting at 7 p.m.
Please
join us for all of our meetings. If you are unable to attend, you may provide testimony online and contact Neighborhood Board members directly.
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