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Oʻahu · City Council · meeting report

Infrastructure, Transportation & Technology (Itt): Wednesday, May 20, 2026

3 items taken up, from 9:04 a.m., at the City Council Chamber. Every action and vote below is as the council's own written summary records it.

Voting members: Radiant Cordero, Chair; Val A. Okimoto, Vice Chair; Tyler Dos Santos-Tam; Andria Tupola; Matt Weyer. The council's video of this meeting · the written summary

3. RESOLUTION 26-110 – COMMITTEE REPORT 143(26)

10:25 a.m.

RELATING TO LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE RECENT KONA LOW STORMS. Urging the City and County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaiʻi administrations to incorporate lessons learned from the community-initiated disaster response efforts to the recent Kona Low storms into future disaster response plans. Councilmember Okimoto entered the Council Chamber. There was no public testimony. Resolution 26-110 reported out for adoption.

What happened: Resolution 26-110 reported out for adoption.

Vote: ayes 4 — CORDERO, DOS SANTOS-TAM, OKIMOTO, TUPOLA, none against.

4. BILL 12 (2026) – COMMITTEE REPORT 141(26)

10:27 a.m.

RELATING TO SEWERS, DRAINAGE, AND CESSPOOLS. Requiring certain information relating to sewers, drainage, and cesspools to be publicly accessible. There was no public testimony. Bill 12 (2026) amended to CD1 (OCS2026-0180/4/6/2026 1:10 PM) and reported out for passage on third reading.

Vote: ayes 4 — CORDERO, DOS SANTOS-TAM, OKIMOTO, TUPOLA, none against.

5. BILL 35 (2026) – COMMITTEE REPORT 142(26)

10:29 a.m.

RELATING TO STREETS, SIDEWALKS, MALLS, AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES. Amending and repealing certain outdated, obsolete, or unnecessary provisions relating to curbside tellers. There was no public testimony. Bill 35 (2026) reported out for passage on second reading and scheduling of a public hearing.

What happened: Bill 35 (2026) reported out for passage on second reading and scheduling of a public hearing.

Vote: ayes 4 — CORDERO, DOS SANTOS-TAM, OKIMOTO, TUPOLA, none against.

From the council's “Written Summary for Video Record” for this meeting (the document), read by script and not reviewed by a person. Measures, actions and roll-call votes are the council's own words; councilmembers are named as the record names them; residents who testified are counted, not named. Items are placed on area pages by any tax map key the summary prints.