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(m) The Council finds that certain funds from the federal government and State
government for programs to assist the City with coronavirus-relat d expenses must be received
and expended in a timely manner. Such funds include fundi
om the Coronavirus Aid, Relief,and Economic SecurityAct (Pub. L. 116-136), Americescue Plan Act of 2021 (Pub. L. 1172), and any other subsequent act or similar act e
ed by Congress or the Hawaii State
Legislature that may be used to address ii
arising from the coronavirus pandemic, or torelieve its impacts. Certain funds fro
federal government and state government for
infrastructure needs and other s ; r needs must also be received and expended En a timely
manner, including the lnfr
cture Investment and Jobs Act (Pub. L. 117-58) and othersubsequent or similas enacted by the federal government or the state government.
Accordingly, notwithstanding any other section of this ordinance or RQH Section 1-8.3 andpursuant to Charter Section 13-122, the Council hereby waives Charter Sections 3-204, 9-105,
and 9-106, and authorizes and approves the receipt, expenditure, and reprogramming of suchfunds. Additionally, any corresponding amendments made to any Consolidated Plan or Annual
Action Plan as those terms are defined in ROH Section 1-8.1, that wou’d authorize or reflect thereceipt. exDenditure, or reroQramminq of such funds will be deemed approved and theCl)
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CITY
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COUNTYOFHONOLULU
530 SOUTH KING STREET. ROOM 202
HONOLULU,HAWAII
96613-3065
TELEPHONE: (808) 768-5010 • FAX:(808)768-5011

TOMMY WATERSCHAIR AND PRESIDING OFFICERDISTRICT 4
TELEPHONE: (808) 768-5004
FAX: (808) 768-1220
EMAIL: tommy walery@honoiutticjou

January 13, 2022
TO:Managing Director Formby

FROM:Council Chair Tommy Wat

CC:Vice Chair Esther Kia’ãinaRE:

State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) Awards Committee

Aloha nu) e Managing Director Formby:
I Want to extend a warm mahalo for inviting a Councilmember to participate in the State andLocal Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) Awards Committee. On behalf of the Council, I’d like todesignate Vice Chair Kiaãina as a member of the committee, as well as Council staff to assist
the Vice Cnair.
Mahalo for your continued partnership as we work together to meet the needs ot the people ofHonolulu.

[Current Status
The City received $193M in June 2021.
As of March 16, 2022, $47,368,298.39 has been approved for use.
Economic Development
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Community Support-“Approved 0Modernize City Operations$ 48O7 543

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Economic Impacts

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aSupport An Equitable Recovery And EconomicDevelopment•S2499900

Invest In Critical Island Infrastructure

S50000Tota]: S47,368,298Total$47,368298

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