Kelsi Imamura

The committee meeting agenda includes the appointment of a new Chair and Vice-Chair, receiving updates from the Statewide Elections Accessibility Needs Advisory Committee regarding the primary election, and reports from the Honolulu Elections Division on accessibility service metrics and available voting machines for upcoming elections. Additionally, the committee will discuss reminders for voters registered for alternate format ballots, address requirements for witness information on return mail ballot envelopes, and schedule future accessible voting outreach events.

The Committee on Style will convene to review and refine proposed amendments referred by the Charter Commission, ensuring clarity, consistency, and proper formatting. Key discussion topics include proposals regarding Indigenous values in the Charter, the creation of an Office of Data and Innovation, Department of Human Resources civil service positions, housing crisis mandates, Fire Department mission clarity, and the authority of the Honolulu Police Commission.

The Charter Commission meeting agenda includes administrative and budget updates. The Commission will discuss, deliberate, and take action on the report from Permitted Interaction Group 3 concerning housing, land use, government transparency, culture, and environmental conservation proposals. Additionally, the Commission will receive a presentation from Permitted Interaction Group 2 regarding operations and public protection, including transportation, infrastructure, public safety, and government efficiency. The agenda also covers scheduling future meetings and potential executive sessions for legal consultation.

The agenda includes items such as roll call, public concerns, approval of minutes from December 2021 and February 2022, an update from the Executive Secretary, and commission business related to complaint recommendation actions and communications. Committee reports from the Elections Committee, Survey Committee, and Neighborhood Plan Committee are also on the agenda. The announcement of the next meeting date is scheduled for April 2022.

The document contains amendments to the Neighborhood Plan of the City and County of Honolulu. These amendments cover various sections, including those related to obtaining information, transition rules, meeting notices and agendas, committees, board member numbers, complaints, hearings, periodic comprehensive reviews, and petitions for rule changes. The amendments aim to improve the plan and promote efficient and effective conduct of the neighborhood board system.