The Hawaiʻi Ledger Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026

Oʻahu · City Council

Committee on Infrastructure, Transportation and Technology, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026

As the agenda prints it
COMMITTEE ON INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORTATION & TECHNOLOGY · REGULAR MEETING · CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER · 9:00 A.M.
Voting members, as printed
Radiant Cordero, Chair; Val A. Okimoto, Vice Chair; Tyler Dos Santos-Tam; Andria Tupola; Matt Weyer
The council's document
Agenda (PDF, 4 pages). Testimony instructions are on the agenda.

For action: 2 items

1. RESOLUTION 26-187

ACCEPTANCE OF GIFT (DTS). Accepting a gift of painted curb extensions (bulbouts), valued at $4,000, to the City from the Kaʻelepulu Elementary School Parent Teacher Student Association to improve the visibility of pedestrians, reduce the speed of turning traffic, create a more vibrant streetscape, and foster a sense of stewardship of the improvements fronting Kaʻelepulu Elementary School in Kailua. (Transmitted by Communication D-531[26])

The measure in the council's system
RES26-187: ACCEPTING A GIFT, VALUED AT $4,000, TO THE CITY FROM THE KAʻELEPULU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR SAFER PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS AT UNCONTROLLED CROSSWALKS FRONTING KAʻELEPULU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN KAILUA. Introduced by TOMMY WATERS - By Request, Aug. 14, 2026
Last event, as the system prints it: Sept. 9, 2026. Committee report and Resolution as amended were adopted.
Board area
Not placed: the item prints no tax map key.
What else the agenda prints under this item

PROPOSED CD1 FOR RESOLUTION 26-187 (Submitted by Councilmember Cordero) – The CD1 (OCS2026-0496/8/18/2026 1:43 PM) makes the following amendments: A. Amends the title of the resolution to read as follows: "ACCEPTING A GIFT OF PAINTED CURB EXTENSIONS, VALUED AT $4,000, TO THE CITY FROM THE KAʻELEPULU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR SAFER PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS AT UNCONTROLLED CROSSWALKS FRONTING KAʻELEPULU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN KAILUA." B. In the fourth WHEREAS clause and the BE IT RESOLVED clause, identifies the letter dated August 11, 2026 as Departmental Communication 531 (2026). C. Makes miscellaneous technical and nonsubstantive amendments.

2. BILL 54 (2026)

RELATING TO PARKING. Amending provisions relating to stopping, standing, or parking. (Bill passed first reading on 8/12/26.)

The measure in the council's system
BILL054(26): RELATING TO PARKING. Introduced by TOMMY WATERS, Aug. 5, 2026
Last event, as the system prints it: Sept. 15, 2026. Second reading notice published in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
Board area
Not placed: the item prints no tax map key.

Read by script from the agenda PDF (pipeline/auto_zon_agendas.py): the items were lifted by pattern, and the agenda was added only because every numbered line parsed; a person has not reviewed this page. Only the items under the agenda's “For action” headings are carried; briefings and presentations printed before them are not. Copied from the committee's agenda in the City Council's document system, read Sept. 19, 2026. Measure numbers, headings, names, figures and dates are the council's; page headers and page numbers were removed and nothing else was changed. An item is placed in a board area only by a tax map key it prints, checked against the State of Hawaiʻi's parcel layer, or by the map point of a department file it names. A place name alone does not place an item. The Ledger has not read the bills, resolutions or committee reports and takes no position.