Agenda for November 14, 2007 CPAC Meeting
KAKA'AKO MAKAI COMMUNITY PLANNING ADVISORY COUNCIL (CPAC) MEETING
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2007
5:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
JOHN A. BURNS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
ROOM 304
Agenda
*Actionable Items – Please Review and Be Prepared!
I. Preliminary Business 5:30 to 5:50 pm
A. Welcome
B. Meeting Overview
C. Introductions
D. Approval of October 25, 2007, Meeting Summary *
E. Steering Committee Report and Recommendations
F. Consent Agenda (see below)
1. Adoption of Remaining CPAC Survey Results *
2. Adoption of Leadership Roles and Committee Structure *
3. CPAC Approval to Present Regular CPAC Progress Reports to HCDA *
G. Update on Stakeholder Interview Ratio Question
II. Presentations 5:50 to 7:00 pm
A. Kamehameha Schools
Comments, Questions and Answers
B. University of Hawaii
Comments, Questions and Answers
III. Consensus Building on Outstanding Organizational Issues 7:00 to 7:20 pm
- Any Remaining Consent Agenda Action *
- Voting Membership *
- Other
IV. New Business 7:20 to 7:30 pm
A. HCDA Communications and Agenda Requests
B. Other
C. Next Steps
V. Next Meeting Date – December 4, 2007
NOTE: As of January, 2008, CPAC Meetings are Recommended to be on the 2nd Tuesday of Every Month
CPAC Consent Agenda
1. Adoption of Remaining CPAC Survey Results
The CPAC Survey shows over 90% support for the following:
Membership
a. Participating members may include any member of the general public who wishes to meaningfully participate as a working group member. (94%)
b. Participating members share a commitment to work together in the public interest for the good of the whole. (98%)
c. Participating members regularly attend CPAC meetings to become informed on
Kaka‘ako Makai planning issues. (94%)
Decision Making
d. Participating members develop informed recommendations based on comprehensive evaluation of information and in consideration of public input. (98%)
Standing Committees
e. Standing committees may be needed over time to facilitate the organization and operations of the CPAC. (98%)
These would include the present Steering, By Laws and Facilitator Selection Committee, a Nominations Committee, and any additional standing committees as required.
Special Purpose Committees
f. Special Purpose Committees may be needed to assist the CPAC with research, expert consultations, and presentations on specific areas of interest as may be determined to be appropriate by the CPAC membership. (96%)
2. Adoption of CPAC Operations Leadership Roles
The Steering Committee recommends that the CPAC move forward on the following:
a. Chairperson – to open and adjourn CPAC meetings, chair and work with the Steering Committee on meeting agendas and their other duties, and publicly represent the CPAC.
b. 1st and 2nd Vice Chairpersons – to assume the duties of the Chairperson in his/her absence, and have any additional operational duties as the CPAC may designate.
c. Secretary – to work with the Steering Committee to assure a correct and complete record of CPAC meetings and timely postings of meeting notices, agendas, attachments and summaries.
3. CPAC Approval to Present Regular CPAC Progress Reports to HCDA
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December Agenda
Proposed OHA Headquarters Project
Summary of Kaka`ako Makai Planning Studies and RFP History
Consensus Building on Any Outstanding Organizational Issues
January Agenda
Kaka`ako Makai Ceded Lands Clarifications
OHA Trustee Stender and others (confirmed availability)
Morris Atta, DLNR Land Management Division (confirmed availability)
Kaka‘ako Shoreline Park Plan (The “People’s Plan”)
Develop the Vision for Kaka`ako Makai
ATTACHMENTS
- CPAC STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEW SUMMARY (click here)
- CPAC LETTER TO HCDA (OCT. 26, 2007) (click here)
- HCDA RESPONSE TO CPAC (OCT. 30, 2007) (click here)
-
CPAC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTER TO HCDA (NOV. 5, 2007) (click
here)
The meeting is open to the public.
There is metered parking on Ilalo Street, which is free after 6pm. (So if you park there, you should only have to pay for a 1/2-hour or so.) Please do not park in the Kaka’ako Waterfront Park parking lot.
(Individuals who need auxiliary aids for effective communication are invited to contact Cal Machida, HCDA's ADA Compliance Coordinator, by phone at 587-2870, e-mail at [email protected], or by facsimile at 587-8150 at least 5 working days prior to the date required.)