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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
RELATING TO PUBLIC TRANSIT.

BE IT ORDAINED by the People of the City and County of Honolulu:
SECTION 1 Purpose. The purpose of this ordinance is to amend Chapter 2,
Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, to introduce the City Payment Card as a means
to pay fares, fees, and charges for the transportation services, and to amend Chapter
13 to amend the fare structure for the City transit system.
SECTION 2. Chapter 2, Article 12, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Department of Transportation Services”), is amended by adding a new section to beappropriately designated by the Revisor of Ordinances and to read as follows:“Sec. 2-12.
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City payment card.

The department may issue city payment cards that are permanent, reloadable
cards, or other devices furnished by the department, that store value that can beused to pay fares, fees, and charges for the multimodal municipal transportation
system and for other goods and services.
For purposes of this section, ‘department” means the department oftransportation services and “multimodal municipal transportation system” means
all public transportation systems of the city including, but not limited to, the city
bus system, special transit services, the city rail system and associated parking
and other services.

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The department may charge a fee not to exceed $5 for a new or replacement city
payment card.

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If a city payment card is lost or stolen, the stored value on the card may berecovered; provided that:(JJ

The lost or stolen city payment card was registered;(2)

The owner of the card files a report with the department that the card has
been lost or stolen; and(21

The owner requests the stored value to be transferred to a new card.

The city shall not bear any responsibility, liability, or obligation if any value on alost or stolen city payment card cannot be recovered.”
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CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULUHONOLULU. HAWAIIILLjA BILL FOR AN ORDINANCESECTION 3. Section 13-1.1, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Definitions”), is amended as follows:1.

By adding the following new definitions:“City paratransit system” or “special transit service” means the public
transit service which supplements the city bus system to serve persons who areparatransit eligible according to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
(ADA); CFR 49, Part 37, Subpart F, Section 37.123 and persons certified as
eligible by the department.”“City payment card” or “CPC” or “approved card” means the city payment
card that may be issued by the department pursuant to Section 2-12.
“City rail system” means the public transit service provided by the city
through the use of train cars on a fixed guideway system.”“City rail vehicle” means a train car owned by the city and used in the city
rail system to transport passengers.”“City transit system vehicle” means any vehicle designed for carrying
passengers and used for providing public transit services as part of themultimodal municipal transportation system.”“Monthly pass” means a transit pass that is valid for a one-month period.”“Multimodal municipal transportation system” or “city transit system”
means all public transportation systems of the city, including but not limited to,the city bus system, special transit services, and the city rail system andassociated parking and other services.”2.

By deleting the definitions of “bus pass” and “special transit service”:[“Bus pass” means a card, ticket or similar document distributed as
approved by tho department that entitles the holder to unlimited rides on the citytransit bus and city ferry system for the duration specified on the pass.”][“Spocial transit service” moans the public transit service which
supplements the city bus system to servo persons who are paratransit eligible
according to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA); CFR 49, Part 37,
Subpart F, Section 37.123 or persons certified as eligible by the department.”]

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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCESECTION 4. Chapter 13, Article 2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Island-Wide Fare Structure”), is amended by adding a new section to be appropriately
designated by the Revisor of Ordinances and to read as follows:“Sec. 13-2.

City payment card—Maximum capped fares.

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Fares charged by the multimodal municipal transportation system may be paidusing city payment cards, at multimodal municipal transportation system facilities,
and on city transit system vehicles equipped with fare validators. When a city
payment card is tapped on a fare validator, the applicable fare will be deductedfrom the value stored on the card.

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For the city bus system and the city rail system, after a passenger taps a city
payment card on a fare validator on a city transit bus or city rail vehicle, or at acity rail system facility, and the applicable fare is deducted, no additional fares
will be deducted for additional bus or rail rides within a period of two and one-halfhours following the initial tap; provided that the same city payment card is used
for each ride.
Only city payment cards programmed for fares under the adult passenger
category are transferable. City payment cards programmed for lower fares underother passenger categories are not transferable, and use of such city payment
cards by anyone other than the authorized and eligible passenger for whom it
was programmed shall be considered fare evasion and subiect to appropriate
penalties pursuant to Section 13-2.7.

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For each city payment card, fares for rides on the city bus system and city railsystem will be deducted until the cumulative amount of fares paid during a periodof time eguals the maximum capped fare as specified in Section 13-2.1 for that
period.

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If total bus and rail fares charged to a single city payment card reaches
the daily maximum capped fare as specified in Section 13-2.1, within aservice day, no additional fares will be deducted from the stored value ofthat city payment card for additional bus and rail rides during theremainder of that service day.

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If total bus and rail fares charged to a single city payment card reaches
the monthly maximum capped fare as specified in Section 13-2.1. within acalendar month, no additional fares will be deducted from the stored valueof that city payment card for additional bus and rail rides during theremainder of that calendar month.

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If total fares charged to a single city payment card reaches the annual
maximum capped fare as specified in Section 13-2.1, within a calendar
year, no additional fares will be deducted from the stored value of that city
payment card for additional bus and rail rides during the remainder of thatcalendar year.
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Passengers may purchase a monthly pass by paying the fee set forth in the farestructure table as specified in Section 13-2.1, and the monthly pass may be
programmed to a city payment card.’

SECTION 5. Section 13-2.1, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, is amended
to read as follows:‘Sec. 13-2.1 Fare structure.
(a)

For the purposes of this section:‘Adult” means any person over the age of 17 years who does not qualify as a“youth.”[“Annual bus pass” moans a bus pass that is valid for a ono yoar period.][“Approved card” means a debit card or any other city estabhshed form ofelectronic bus fare and ferry fare payment approved by the director.][“Bionnial bus pass” means a bus pass that is valid for a two year period.]“Child” means any person five years of age or younger who is accompanied by afare-paying passenger, a city employee, or an employee of the transit management
services contractor [or forrj management sorvicos contractor]. If not so accompanied,any person five years of age or younger is deemed a “youth” for purposes of thissection.
“Medicare cardholder” means any person to whom a Medicare card has been
issued, pursuant to Title II or Title XVIII of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. 401, etseq. and 42 U.S.C. 1395, et seq.
Aonthly bus past” means a bus pass that is valid for a one month period.][“One day bus pass” moans a bus pass that is valid for an unlimited number ofbus rides from 12:01 a.m. to 2:50 a.m. the following day and has a minimum fare of otimes the single cash faro standard for each passenger catogory.J
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CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULUHONOLULU,LLHAWAIIA BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE“Paratransit eligibility ID holder” means a person with a Card issued under
Section 13-4.3.
“Person with a [pormanent] disability under ROH Section 13-2.2” means aperson with a temporary or permanent disability qualified for a [bus-pass] fare planunder ROH Section 13-2.2.
[“Porson with a temporary disability undor ROH Soction 13 2.2” means a personwith a temporary disability qualified for a bus pass fare plan under ROH Section 13 2.2.][“Person with a paratransit eligibility identification card under Section 13 1.3”
moans a person with a card issued under Section 13 4.3.]“Senior citizen” means a person 65 years of age or older with [an idcntification] a
programmed city payment card issued [under] in accordance with Section 13-2.3.
“Service day” means the hours of operation of the city bus system and city railsystem from 12:01 a.m. to 2:59 a.m. the following day.
“Single [cash fare standard”] ride fare” means the required payment for a ride on
the city bus system or the city [forry] rail system.
“Single [cash farc special] ride fare special event” means the required payment
for a ride on the city bus system or the city [ferry] raN system for a special event as
designated by the director.
“Youth” means a person six through 17 years of age, subject to the presentationof a valid identification card establishing the age of the person. [Thc term] “Youth”
includes high school students 18 and 19 years of age with a valid high school
identification card establishing the age of the student and the student’s current
enrollment, but excludes college, university, and vocational training students if over theage of 17.
(b)

Except as otherwise provided in this article, the following fares apply to every[person] passenger using the city bus system[ and the city rail system, andevery [pcrson] passenger riding the city bus system and the city rail system shall
pay the applicable fare[7] set forth in this table:

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BILL 89 (2020). FDI. CDIA BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE[FARE STRUCTURE TABLE
Paccengor
Gategocy(Date-

Identification(ID)-Cacd(Now or

Effective)

Adult

One-DayPass-Face

MonthlyBus-PassFace

AnnualBus Pats
Face

Biennial
Bus Pass
Face

Renewal)SingleCashFace—
Standard

Not applicable

$2.75

$5750

$7000

$770.00

Net-(January 1, 2018)

Youthapplicable

Notapplicable

$1.25

$3S00

$2V50

$386700(Januar; 1, 2018)

Child(January 1, 2018)
Porsonwitha-TemporaryDisability
Undor RON
Section 13
22(Janus; 1, 2018)

SingloCash
Fare—SpecialEvent
$5725

Net-

$625

applicablo

Not applicable$O00$10.Opfortwo
years orduration of
temporarydisability
specified by ahealthcare
professional,$1.00‘Wvalidtemporary
disabilityID card

Netapplicable$2.00wka[idtemperacydisabilitytQ-eacd

Netapplicable$67004val44tempefacy
disabilitytD-eacd

Netapphcable$35.00

Net-

$6725

$7000

$6.25

whichever isloss (onlynoodod forsingle cash
fare, onc day
pasc,or
Person withmonthly pass)$10.00 forfour

a Permanent years (only
Disability
needed for
Undor ROH
single-eashSection 13
fare, one day
22
pass, or(January 1, 2048) monthly pass)Porson with
$0700
a Paratransit
Eligibility-IDCard Under
ROH Section
a3

$1.00

$aoow4aial4dpermanent
disability
ID-card$600$36700
wAaIidpermanent
disabilityID-card$70700wivalidpermanent
disability4D-eacd$6.25$1.00w/valid
paratransit
eligibility
ID card$2.00
wNaildparatrancit
eligibilityID-card$600$35700
wNatidwNalidparatransit- paratransit
eligibilityeligibilityID-card
ID card$70.00wfvalid
pacatrans4
eligibility$6.25(January 1, 2018)

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FARE STRUCTURE TABLE
Cash

Fares Paid Using City Payment Card (CPC) Only—

Passenger
Category(Date Effective)

Single Ride
Fare

Single Ride
with 2.5—
Hour Capped
Fare with
Free
Transfers
Between Bus
and Rail
Systems

Maximum
Capped Fare

Monthly Passor Maximum
Capped Fare

AnnualMaximum
Capped Fare$70.00$770.00$80.00$880.00

SpecialEvent
Single Ride
Fare
Special
Event

Adult

June 30 2022)$2.75(Effective July 1,

Q2
Youth
(Effective until June30, 2022)$jgp(Effective July 1,

pgj$1.25 with
programmed
cPc$2.50 with
programmed
cPc$35.00 with
programmed
cP0$385.00 with
programmed
cPc$1.50 with
programmed
cpc$3.75 with
programmed
cpc$40.00 with
programmed
cpc$440.00 with
programmed
cpc

fl

$0.00

CWId

Senior Citizen,E ec ••we unti•, .june
30,2022)(Effective July 1.

gçgj$1 00 with,,valid ID

$1.25 withvalid ID

$1.00 with
programmed
cc$2.00 with
programmed
cpc$6.00 with
programmed
cpc$35.00 with
programmed
cpc

Si .25 with

$3.00 with
programmed
cPc

520.00 with
programmed
cPc

S45.00 with
programmed
cPc

programmed
cPc

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Cash
Passenger
Category(Date Effective)

Fares Paid Using City Payment Card (CPC) Only

Single Ride
Fare

Single Ride
with 2.5—
Hour Capped
Fare with
Free
Transfers
Between Bus
and Rail
Systems

Daily
Maximum
Capped Fare

Monthly Passor Maximum
Capped Fare

AnnualMaximum
Capped Fare

(Effective until
June 30, 2022)

si .00 withvalid ID

$1.00 with
programmed
CPC$2.00 with
programmed
CPC$6.00 with
programmed
CPC$35.00 with
programmed
CPC(Effective July 1,$1.25 withvalid ID

$1.25 with
programmed
CPC$3.00 with
programmed
CPC$20.00 with
programmed
CPC$45.00 with
programmed
CPC

$1.00
w/validpersonMedicareCard ID$1.00 with
programmed
CPC$2.00 with
programmed
CPC$6.00 with
programmed
CPC$35.00 with
programmed
CPC$1.25 withvahd
MedicareCard ID$1.25 with
programmed
CPC$3.00 with
programmed
CPC$20.00 with
programmed
CPC$45.00 with
programmed
CPC

Paratransit
Eligibility ID
Holders$1.00 withvalid ID

$1.00 with
programmed
CPC$2.00 with
programmed
CPC$6.00 with
programmed
CPC$35.00 with
programmed
CPC

Personal Care
Attendant (PCA)$0.00 when
performing
PCA service

Not applicableNot
applicableNot applicableNot applicable

Person with aDisability Under
ROH Section 132.2

2QZ)
Medicare
Cardholders(Effective until
June 30, 2022)(Effective July 1,

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The department may establish a program for the use of [bus] transit passes
issued to individuals upon payment of the designated [bus] tare and which may
be used for the duration specified on the pass. The passes will be issued atvarious locations to be selected and advertised by the department. The
department, through the department of budget and fiscal services, may enter into
contractual arrangements with any parties, private or public, when sucharrangements are deemed to be in the best public interest for the sale andissuance of [bus] transit passes. The council must be informed within 30 days ofthe city’s entering into any such arrangement.

(d)

The department may allow a person to board a city transit [bus, city ferry and/or a
special transit spruce] system vehicle or enter a designated paid fare area
without being charged a [cash] fare as part of a promotional offer or package
made available by the city.

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The department may adopt rules in accordanco with HRS Chapter 01 which will
have the force and effect of law in the implementation of this section.

ff1](i In the event of a strike or work stoppage [which] that shuts down any portion of

the [city bus system, city ferry system and/or special transit service,] multimodal
municipal transportation system, the department may make such [bus pass] fareadjustments as in the judgment of the department are warranted by the particular
circumstances.

[(g)](f) The department may establish a program for the issuance of college anduniversity student, faculty1 and staff [busi transit passes. Such passes may be
issued to students, faculty1 and staff by a college or university and will be subject
to terms to be agreed upon between the college or university and the department[in consultation with the transit management services contractor]. Students,
faculty1 and staff to whom such passes are issued shall pay the fare negotiatedrather than a fare established under subsection (b).
[fhN(g)The department may establish a program for the issuance of free [bus] transit
passes for city employees [and employees of the transit management services
contractor and ferry management services contractor. Such passes may permit
unrestricted use of tho bus and city ferry by tho employee to whom the passes
are issued].
[fi-)]j A child riding a city transit [bus or city ferry] system vehicle for free shall not
occupy a seat to the exclusion of another passenger.

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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE[(j-)]jj) The department may establish a trainer [bus] pass program for persons who train
persons with disabilities to use the [city’s] ciI transit [bus on fixod bus routes.]

system.

[(4c)]ffl A personal care attendant accompanying a [porson with a valid paratransit
eligibility identification card] paratransit eliqibility ID holder shall pay no fare when
performing the service.
[(4)

The department may develop, market and sell distinctive souvenir bus passes
that include Hawaiian places, art or othor graphics that portray a Hawaiian senseof place as part of its bus pass designs.]”

SECTION 6. Section 13-2.10, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 13-2.10 [BisJ Transit passes for those with extremely low incomes.
(a)

The department of transportation services shall offer a monthly [bus] transit passprogram for individuals whose household incomes meet the federal departmentof housing and urban development guidelines for households with “extremely low
income” within the City and County of Honolulu for the applicable household size.
The cost of a monthly [bus] transit pass under this program shall be reduced by$10.00 for the adult monthly [bus] transit pass and reduced by $6.50 for the
youth monthly [bus] transit pass.

(b)

The director of community services shall determine the eligibility of the individual
for the [bus] transit pass program established under this section upon review andverification of an application to participate in the program. The application form
[tha#] wHI be prescribed by the director of community services. To verify the
information on the application, the director of community services shall require
proof of age and total household income, which may include, but not be limited
to, true copies of personal income tax returns, bank statements, or other financial
records. The director of community services may require proof of nonreceipt ofincome from relief programs such as supplemental security income, welfare, andunemployment compensation, and may require such authorization from thehousehold to enable the director to fully verify household income. The period forwhich a determination [shall rcmainj remains in effect [shall] wHI be determinedby the director of community services.

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The applicant may refuse to provide such records, information or authorization.
However, upon such refusal, the director of community services may deny theapplication to parUcipate in the [bus] transit pass program established in thissection.
The director of community services shall determine whether an applicant
qualifies for the [bus] transit pass program within 30 days of receipt of theapplication, and the director’s decision [shall] will be final.
(c)

The department of transportation services may adopt rules in accordance withHRS Chapter 91 and having the force and effect of law to implement theprovisions of this section.”

SECTION 7. Section 13-6.1, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990 (City bus
system”), is amended by amending subsection (c) to read as follows:‘(c)

Fares for passengers of the city bus system [shall] wHI be as established under
Article 2. The department shall not:(1)

Charge a single cash fare, monthly [bus] transit pass fare or bus token,
coupon or approved card fare, which differs from that established or
permitted under Article 2;(2)

Charge a fare when Article 2 exempts a passenger from payment of afare; or(3)

Charge a fee for the issuance of a [bus] transit pass, unless expressly
authorized under Article 2.”

SECTION 8. Section 13-2.2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, is repealed:[“Section 13 2.2 Person with a disability.

$

Single Faro. A person with a disability with a valid person with a disability
identification card issuod by the department shall pay a single gash fare inaccordanco with the fare structure table Section 13 2.1 to ride a city transit bus
and city ferry upon display to tho bus operator or forry operator of the i3ard;
except when a faro for special sorvices is chargod under Section 13 2.1. Any
person with a disability who applies for a person with a disability identification
card from the department and is certified to have a permanent or temporary
disability shall be issued the same upon payment of a processing fee inaccordance with Section 13 2.1. It may be renewed thoroaftor upon the

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expiration of the prior term upon payment of the processing fee in accordancewith Section 13 2.1. In the event of theft, loss, or destruction of such identification
card, a person with a disability may obtain a replacement identification card for aprocessing fee in accordance with Section 13 2.1.
(-4-)

The identification card for a person with a temporary disability shall bevalid for either two years, commencing from the date of issuance andexpiring at the end of the month that such identification card was issued
two years ago, or the duration specified by a health care professional,
whichever is less. It may be renewed thereafter upon the expiration of theprier term; provided the person requesting the renewal demonstrates at
each renewal date that the porson’s montal or physical condition warrants
continued status as a person with a disability as defined in this section andupon payment of the processing fee in accordance with Section 13 2.1. In
the event ef theft, less, or destructien of such idontification card, a personwith a disability may obtain a roplacomont identification card for theprocessing fee in accordance with Section 13 2.1.

(2)

The identification card for a person with a permanent disability shall bc
valid for four years, commencing from the date of issuance and expiring at
the end of the month that cuch identification card was issued four yoars

ag
(-b)

Person with a Disability Bus Pass. There is established a bus pass fare plan for
persons with disabilities. Under the plan, a person with a disability, as defined insubsection (c), with a valid person with a disability bus pass issued pursuant tothis section:(4-)

Shall net be required to pay the single cash farc at any time when using
the regular city bus service and city ferry system, except where a fare for a
special service is charged under Section 13 2.1. To be entitled to ridc acity transit bus and city ferry without payment of the single cash fare, theperson with a disability shall display the valid person with a disability bus
pass to the bus operator or fcrry operator; and(2)

Shall be entitled to an unlimited number of rides on the regular city bus
service and city ferry service for the duration specified on the person witha disability bus pass.

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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE(e)Definition. For the purpose of this section, a person with a disability who qualifies
for the person with a disability bus pass fare plan shall include any individual
who, by reason of illness, injury, advanced age, congenital malfunction or otherpermanent or temporary incapacity or disability, is unable without special facilities
or special planning or design to utilize the city bus system and city ferry system
as effectively as a person who is not so affected. The term includes physical ormental disability which clearly demonstrates that the person experiencing suchdisability is unable, without difficulty or assistance, to utilize the city bus systemand the city ferry system. A person with a disability shall also be deemed toinclude a person with any incapacity or disability which results in the inability of aperson to perform one or more of the following functions necessary for theeffective use of the city bus system’s facilitios or the city ferry system’s facilities
without significant difficulty:
f-I-)

Negotiating a flight of stairs, escalator or ramp;(-2-)

Boarding or alighting from a city transit bus or city lorry;(-3)

Reading informational signs; or(-4)

Walking more than 200 feet.

(8-)

Suppoding Evidence of Disability. Applicants for a person with a disability
identification card or a person with a disability bus pass shall be required tosubmit proof of such disability by a health carp professional or any governmental
agency involved in a physical or mental disability program and recognized by thefe)Issuance of Bus Passes. Any person with suppoing evidence of disability
pursuant to subsection (d) and who applies for a person with a disabihty bus passfrom the dopamont shall be issued the person with a disability bus pass upon
the appropriate payment in accordance with Section 13 2.1.

(4)

Effeoti,e-Da
f-I-)

Permanent Disability. The person with a permanent disability bus passshall be effective for the duration specified on the pass. It may be renewed
thereafter upon the expiration of the prior term upon appropriate payment
as provided in Section 13 2.1.

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Temporary Disability. A person with a temporary disability bus pass may
be issued for a period of oithor two years, commencing from the date ofissuance and expiring at the end of the month that such bus pass was
issued two years ago, or the duration specified by a health care
professional, whichever is less, to a person whose disabling condition isdoomed to be temporary and who submits supporting evidonce ofdisability in accordance with subsection (d). Such person with a temporary
disability bus pass shall be issued for a fare which may be calculated on amonthly pro rata basis. Such bus pass may be renewed, if warranted, for
any additional period equal to the expected duration of a person’s
disabling condition and the fare calculated on a monthly pro rata basis,
provided the person requesting the renewal demonstrates at each ronowal
date that the person’s mental or physical condition warrants Continued
status as a person with a temporary disability, as defined in this section,and upon payment of the processing fop in accordance with Section 13(

Person with a Disability Bus Pass Renewal. An application for a renewal of a bus
pass issued to a person with a permanent disability under subsection (fl(1) may
be made up to 60 days prior to the date of expiration. An application for arenewal of a bus pass issued to a person with a temporary disability undersubsection ((2) may be made up to 30 days prior to the date of expiration.

(h)Person with a Disabili Bus Pass Recall. Bus passes issued for periods inexcess of one month may be recalled from time to time at the discretion of thedepartment for rocortificatien or statistical purposes. The department may extend
the effective date of the person with a disability bus pass when the person with adisability bus pass is recalled for recertification or statistical purposes to reducelarge fluctuations in bus pass renewals in future years. Person with a disability
bus passes issued after a recall may have physical characteristics different fromthose issued before the recall.
Person with a Disability Bus Pass Feoiture. Any person holding a bus passissued under this section shall relinquish such bus pass if such person is issued
a paratransit eligibility identificatien card under Section 13 4.3.

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Appeal. A person denied a bus pass under this section org paratransit oligibility
identification card under Section 13 ‘1.3 shall receive a notice in writing statingthe reasons for denial. Within 30 days of receipt of such notice or such additionaltime as may be permitted by the director, such person may appeal the decision
to the director or a hearings officer appointed by the director. Tho appeal shall beeffccted by filling out the notice of appeal in a form prescribed by the department
and filing the same with the department.

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Hearing. Within 20 working days from the date of mailing or personal service ofsuch notice of appeal, the director or the appointed hoarings officer shallschedule a hearing at which the appellant shall be entitled to be hoard in personor through counsel and shall be given a full and fair opportunity to present any
facts showing the reason why the denial was in error. The director or theappointed hearings officer may affirm, reverse or modify the decision underappeal based upon findings of facts which justify the decision. The decision shallbe the final decision of the city. The notice and hearing requirements shallconform to the applicable provisions of HRS Chapter 91. All findings of fact,
conclusions of law and decisions and orders of the director or the appointed
hearings officer shall be in written form, kept on file and open to public
inspect ion.

(I)

Rules. The department may adopt rubs in accordance with HRS Chapter 01 to
implement this section.”]SECTION 9. Section 13-2.3, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, is repealed:[“Sec. 13 2.3 Senior citizens.
(a)Single Fare. A senior citizen shall pay a single cash fare in accordance withSection 13 2.1 to ride a city transit bus and city ferry upon display to the bus
operator and/or ferry operator of a valid sonior citizen identification card issued tothat-person by the department, except when a fare for a special service ischarged under Section 13 2.1. Any senior citizen who applies for a senior citizen
identification card with the department shall be issued the same upon provisionof acceptable supporting evidence of age and payment of a processing fee inaccordance with Section 13 2.1. The card shall be valid for four years,
commencing from the date of issuance and expiring at the end of the month thatsuch identification card was issued four years ago. It may be renewed thereafter
upon payment of the processing fee in accordance with Section 13 2.1. In theevent of thoft, less, or destruction of such identification card, a sonior citizen may
obtain a replacement identification card for a processing fee in accordance with
Section 132.1.

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(4)

Senior Citizen Bus Pass. There is established a senior citizen bus pass fare plan.
Under the plan, a senior citizen with a valid bus pass issued pursuant to thissection:(-1-)

Shall not be required to pay the single cash fare at any time when using
the regular city transit bus service and/or city ferry service, except when afare for a special service is charged under Section 13 2.1. To be entitled toride a city transit bus and/or city fern’ without payment of the single cash
fare, the senior citizen shall display the valid senior citizen bus pass to thebus operator; and(2)

Shall be entitled to an unlimited number of ridos on the regular city transit
bus service and/or city ferry service for the duration specified on the seniorcitizon bus pass.

Issuance and Effective Date. Upon application, showing of a valid identification
card issucd to that person pursuant to subsection (a), and payment of thc
designated bus fare in accordance with Section 13 2.1, the dopaftment shallissue a senior citizen bus pass for the duration specified on the senior citizen bus
pass.
If, not more than 60 days prior to the expiration of the validity of a senior citizen
bus pass, tho senior citizen applies for and is issued a new sonior citizen bus
pass, the date of issuance shall bo doomed to be the first day following the
expiration of the prior senior citizen bus pass. The term of validity of the now
senior citizen bus pass shall commence from that date.

(4)

(e)

Expirod Senior Citizen Bus Pass. The depañment may:(1-)

Require a senior citizen with an expired senior citizen bus pass to returnthe senior citizen bus pass to the depadment; and(2)Authorize any officer or employee of the city, transit management services
contractor or ferry management services contractor to confiscate a seniorcitizen bus pass, the validity of which has expired, when the bus pass is
displayed by the holder to the officer or employee.

Senior Citizen Bus Pass Foeiture. A senior citizen shall rolinguish thc seniorcitizen bus pass to the dopumont upon receiving a paratrancit eligibility
identification card under Section 13 1-r&

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Senior Citizen Bus Pass Recall. Senior citizen bus passes may be recalled fromtime to time at the discretion of the department for recertification or statistical
purposes. The department may extend the effective date of the senior citizen bus
pass when the senior citizen bus pass is recalled for recertification or statistical
purposes to reduce large fluctuations in senior citizen bus pass renewals in
future years. Senior citizen bus passes issued after a recall may have physicaloharacteristics different from those issued before the recall.

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Rules. The department may adopt rules in accordance with I-IRS Chapter 91 to
implement this section.”]SECTION 10. Section 13-2.5, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, isrepealed:[‘Sec 13 2.5 Special instructions.
To beard a city transit bus, a passenger shall deposit the exact fare in cash into
the fare box of the bus; provided that a passenger may overpay the fare, but shall net
receive any change if doing so. If the department establishos a bus token, coupon orapproved card program, a passenger may substitute the appropriate token, coupon orapproved card for cash to pay the fare.
To board a city ferry, a passenger shall deposit the exact fare in cash into thefare box of the ferry; provided that a passenger may overpay the fare, but shall notreceive any change if doing so. If the department establishes a bus token, coupon orapproved card program, a passenger may substitute the appropriate token, coupon orapproved card for cash to pay the fare.”]SECTION 11. Section 13-2.7, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990, isrepealed:[“Sec. 13 2J Nontransference of bus pass and identification card Penalty.
(a)

Any bus pass or identification card issued under Section 13 2.1, Section 13 2.2,
Section 13 2.3, Scction 13 4.3, or Section 13 4.5 is nontransferable and shall not
be used by any person othor than by the person to whom it was issued. No
porson shall obtain or affempt to obtain a bus pass or idontification card issuable
under Section 132.1, Section 132.2, Section 132.3, Section 13 4.3, orSectien
13 4.5 based on a false application er certification. No person shall alter a bus
pass or identification card issued under Section 13 2.1, Section 13 2.2, Section
132.3, Section 134.3, or Section 134.5, unless authorized by the department.
In addition to tho penalty under subsection (b), any person who is issued such a

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bus pass or identification card based upon a false application/certification, who
knowingly permits another to use tho bus pass or identification card, or who
alters, without authorization from the dopartmont, the person’s bus pass or
identification card shall be penalized by:

(b)

(1)

Suspending the person’s pass or identification card for a period of one
year from the date of conviction; or(2)

If the remaining torm of the bus pass or identification card is less than oneyear from the datc of conviction:(A)

Suspending the bus pass or idontification card for tho remainder ofthc tcrm; and(B)

Prohibiting until one year from the date of conviction the:(i)Renewal or replacomont of the bus pass or identification
card; and(U)

Issuance of a new bus pass or identification card.

The following persons shall be guilty of a misdemeanor:(1)

Any person who uses a bus pass or identification card issued to another
under Section 13 2.1, Section 13 2.2, Section 13 2.3, Section 13 1.3, orSection 13 4.5;

(2)

Any person to whom a bus pass or identification card has boon issued
under Section 13 2.1, Section 13 2.2, Section 13 2.3, Section 13 4.3 or
Section 13 1.5, who knowingly permits another to use that bus pass or
identification card;(3)

Any person who obtains or attempts to obtain a bus pass or idontification
Card issuable under Section 132.1, Section 132.2, Section 13 2.3,
Section 13 1.3, or Section 13 ‘1.5 based upon a false application or
certification; or(1)

Any person who alters a bus pass or identification card issued under
Soctien 132.1, Section 132.2, Section 132.3, Section 131.3, or Section
13 ‘1.5 without authorization from the departmont.”j

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(a-)

(b)

The department of transportation cervices shall offer a monthly transit passprogram for individuals whose household incomes meet the federal departmentof housing and urban development guidelines for households with “extremely low
income” within the City and County of Honolulu for the applicable household size.
The cost of a monthly transit pass undor this program shall be reduced by $10.00
for the adult monthly transit pass and reduced by $6.50 for the youth monthlytransit pass.
The director of community services shall determine the eligibility of the individual
for the transit pass program established under this section upon review andverification of an application to participate in the program. The application form
will bo prescribed by the director of community services. To verify the informationon the application, the director of community services shall require proof of age
and total household income, which may include, but not be limited to, true copies
of personal income tax returns, bank statements, or other financial records. The
director of community services may require proof of nonroceipt of income fromrelief programs such as supplemental security income, welfare, andunemployment compensation, and may reguiro such authorization from thehousehold to enable the director to fully verify household income. The period forwhich a determination remains in effect will be determined by the director ofcommunity services.
The applicant may refuse to provide such records, information or authorization.
However, upon such refusal, the director of community services may deny theapplication to participate in the transit pass program established in this section.
The director of community services shall determine whether an applicant
qualifies for the transit pass program within 30 days of receipt of the application,and the director’s decision will be final.

(e}

The department of transportation cervices may adopt rules in accordance withHRS Chapter 91 and having the force and effect of law to implement theprovisions of this coction.”}

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Single fare; use of a programmed city payment card. When the department
determines a passenger is a person with a disability as defined in subsection (b)with supporting evidence of the disability provided pursuant to subsection (c),and is gualified to pay the reduced fare for a person with a disability as specified
in Section 13-2.1, the department shall issue the passenger a city payment card
programmed for the reduced fare for a person with a disability as set forth in thefare structure table as specified in Section 13-2A. The person with a disability
must use the programmed city payment card to pay the reduced fare for rides on
the city bus system and city rail system: the reduced fare is not applicable whenfares for special event services are charged or for rides on the city paratransit
system.

()Definition. For the purposes of this section, a “person with a disability” whogualifies for the reduced fare for a person with a disability as specified in Section
13-2.1 includes any individual who, by reason of illness, injury, advanced age,
congenital malfunction or other permanent or temporary incapacity or physical ormental disability, is unable, without special facilities or special planning or design,
to utilize the city bus system or city rail system as effectively as a person who is
not so affected. A “person with a disability” also includes a person with any
incapacity or physical or mental disability that results in the inability of a person to
perform one or more of the following functions necessary for the effective use of
the city bus system and city rail system facilities or vehicles without significant
difficulty:

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Negotiating a flight of stairs, escalator, or ramp;)

Boarding or alighting from a city transit system vehicle;()

Reading informational signs; or

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Walking more than 200 feet.

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Supporting evidence of disability. Applicants for the reduced fare for persons
with a disability as specified in Section 13-2.1 must submit current proof of thedisability provided in writing by a health care professional or any governmental
agency involved in a physical or mental disability program and recognized by thedepartment.

(4)

Programmed city payment card: duration and validity.

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Permanent disability. A programmed city payment card for the reduced
fare for persons with a disability as specified in Section 13-2.1 issued to aperson with a disability whose disability is determined to be permanent will
be valid for four years commencing on the date of issuance. The
programmed city payment card may be renewed upon the expiration of
the prior term.

(2)

Temporary disability. A programmed city payment card for the reduced
fare for persons with a disability as specified in Section 13-2.1 issued to aperson with a disability whose disability is determined to be temporary will
be valid and programmed for either two years or for the expected durationof the disability as specified in writing by a health care professkjnal,
whichever is shorter. The duration shall commence on the date ofissuance. The programmed city payment card may be renewed upon the
expiration of the prior term; provided that the supporting evidence ofdisability is presented at each renewal.

()

An application for renewal of the programmed city payment card for a
person with a disability may be made no earlier than 30 days prior to thedate of expiration.

(4)

In the event of loss or theft, the person to whom the programmed city
payment card was issued shall notify the department immediately.
Thereafter, the programmed city payment card issued to that person will
be invalidated, and a replacement programmed city payment card may be
issued to that person upon payment of the fee for a replacement card as
specified in Section 2-12.

Restriction and forfeiture. A person with a disability who holds a valid
programmed city payment card issued in accordance with this section shallrelinquish the city payment card to the department upon the department’s
certification of eligibility of the person with a disability for use of the city
paratransit system pursuant to Section 13-4.2.

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Appeal. A passenger who applies for the reduced fare for a person with adisability specified in Section 13-2.1 and is denied shall receive a notice in writing
stating the reasons for denial. Within 30 calendar days of receipt of the notice,
the passenger may appeal the decision to the director by submitting a completed
notice of appeal in a form prescribed by the department. Within 20 businessdays from the receipt of such notice of appeal, the director or the appointed
hearings officer shall schedule a hearing at which the appellant shall be entitledto be heard in person or through counsel and shall be given a full and fair
opportunity to present any facts showing the reason why the denial was in error.
The director or the appointed hearings officer may affirm, reverse, or modify thedecision under appeal based upon findings of facts that iustify the decision. The
decision will be the final decision of the city. All findings of fact, conclusions oflaw, and decisions and orders of the director or the appointed hearings officer
must be in written form, kept on file, and open to public inspection.”

SECTION 14. Chapter 13, Article 2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Island-Wide Fare Structure”), is amended by adding a new Section 13-2.3 to read as
follows:“Sec. 13-2.3 Reduced fare—Senior citizens.

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Single fare: use of a programmed city payment card. When a passenger is 65
years of age or older, the passenger may apply for a city payment card
programmed for the reduced fare for senior citizens as specified in Section 132.1. The department shall issue a programmed city payment card to any
passenger who applies and provides acceptable supporting evidence of age.
The senior citizen must use the programmed city payment card to pay the
reduced fare for rides on the city bus system and city rail system: the reduced
fare is not applicable when fares for special event services are charged or for
rides on the city paratransit system.
grammed city payment card: duration and validity. A programmed city
ent card for the reduced fare for a senior citizen specified in Section 13-2 1
i all be valid for four years commencing on the date of issuance. The
programmed city payment card may be renewed upon the expiration of the priorterm. An application for renewal of this programmed city payment card for asenior citizen may be made no earlier than 30 days prior to the date of expiration.
In the event of loss or theft, the person to whom the programmed city payment
card was issued shall notify the department immediately. Thereafter, theprogrammed city payment card will be invalidated, and a replacement
programmed city payment card may be issued to that person upon payment of
the fee for a replacement card as specified in Section 2-12.

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Restriction and forfeiture. A senior citizen who holds a valid programmed city
payment card issued in accordance with this section shall relinquish the city
payment card to the department upon the department’s certification of eligibilityof the senior citizen for use of the city paratransit system pursuant to Section 134.2.”

SECTION 15. Chapter 13, Article 2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Island-Wide Fare Structure”), is amended by adding a new Section 13-2.5 to read as
follows:“Sec. 13-2.5 Payment by passengers for use of the city transit system.
To use the city transit system, prior to boarding a city transit system vehicle orentering a designated paid fare area, a passenger must pay the full applicable fare orpresent a city payment card or other valid fare instrument for transportation on or within
the city transit system; provided that when paying a cash fare, a passenger may
overpay the fare, but shall not receive any change if doing so.”
SECTION 16. Chapter 13, Article 2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(‘island-Wide Fare Structure”) is amended by adding a new Section 13-2.7 to read as
follows:“Sec. 13-2.7 Conditions for transit passes, identification cards, or programmed
city payment cards for reduced fare—Penalty.
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For any transit pass, identification card, or programmed city payment card issued

under Section 13-2.2. Section 13-2.3. Section 13-2.10, Section 13-4.3, or Section
13-4.5, collectively referred to in this section as “reduced fare instruments,” itshall be a violation of this ordinance for any person to:

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Transfer any of these reduced fare instruments to another person;()

Allow another person to use any of these reduced fare instruments forrides on the city transit system;£3)

Alter any of these reduced fare instruments unless so authorized by thedepartment; or(4)Knowingly obtain, or attempt to obtain, any of these reduced fare

instruments based on a false application or certification.

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Any person committing one or more violations of this section shall be guilty of amisdemeanor.

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The department is authorized to penalize any person in violation of this section
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Suspending the persons reduced fare instrument for a period of one year
from the date of conviction; or()If the remaining term of the reduced fare instrument is less than one year
from the date of conviction:(

Suspending the reduced fare instrument for the remainder of theterm; andJ

Prohibiting until one year from the date of conviction the renewal or
replacement, or issuance of a new reduced fare instrument.”

SECTION 17. Chapter 13, Article 2, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990(“Island-Wide Fare Structure”), is amended by adding a new Section 13-2.10 to read as
follows:“Sec. 13-2.10 Transit fares for individuals with extremely low incomes.
g)

The department of community services shall support the reduced transit fare forindividuals whose household incomes meet the United States Department of
Housing and Urban Development guidelines for households with extremely low
income within the city for the applicable household size. The department ofcommunity services shall be responsible for the intake and processing of
applications, determination of eligibility, and communication of an applicant’s
eligibility to the department of transportation services.

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The director of community services shall on an annual basis determine theeligibility of the individual for the reduced transit fare established under thissection upon review and verification of an application to qualify for the fare. The
application form shall be prescribed and furnished by the director of community
services. The director of community services may require proof of age, total
household income, and household size, and proof may include, but will not belimited to, true copies of personal income tax returns, bank statements, or otherfinancial records. The director of community services may reguire proof ofnonreceipt of income from relief programs such as supplemental security income,welfare, and unemployment compensation, and may require such authorization

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from the household to enable the director of community services to fully verify
household income. The director of community services shall determine whether
or not an applicant Qualifies for the reduced transit fare within 60 days of receiptof the completed application, and the director of community services decision will
be final. The determination of eligibility will remain in effect for the period of one
year.
(ç)

Eligible individuals shall receive a city payment card programmed with fares asfollows:

Li)

A single ride fare of $1.25;
A daily maximum capped fare of $3.00;()

A monthly maximum capped fare of $20.00; and4)

An annual maximum capped fare of $45.00.

The reduced fares specified in this subsection are not applicable for rides on thecity paratransit system or for the special events service.

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The department of community services may adopt rules in accordance with HRS
Chapter 91 to implement the provisions of this section.

(ç)

Availability of this program is limited to a city subsidy of $1,500,000 per fiscal
year, unless additional appropriations of general funds or non-city funds areapproved.”

SECTION 18. Section 15-1 6.5, Revised Ordinances of Honolulu 1990 (“City Halland satellite off-street parking”), is amended by amending subsection (e) to read as
fo I ows:“(e)Any city official or employee, including any elective or appointive official, any
employee of the city and state whose offices are within the joint traffic
management center, and any employee of the civic center child care facility, whoapplies for and receives a parking permit under this section shall pay a fee forparking in accordance with the following schedule:
Unassigned covered stall is the same rate as the fare for an adult monthly [bus]pass as provided for in Section 13-2.1;

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Assigned Covered stall is $15 more than the unassigned Covered stalls permonth;
Assigned covered stall assigned to an elected or appointed official or employeeof the city is $40 more than the rate for unassigned Covered stalls per month;
Assigned tandem covered stall is $10 less than the rate for unassigned covered
stalls per month;
Assigned uncovered stall is $5 more than the rate for unassigned covered stalls
per month;
Assigned uncovered stall assigned to an elected or appointed official or
employee of the city is $40 more than the rate for unassigned uncovered stalls
per month;
Unassigned uncovered stall is $10 less than the rate for unassigned covered
stalls per month;
Unassigned uncovered satellite stall with [bus] transit pass for commuting toworking place not less than 3/8ths of a mile away is $15 less than the rate forunassigned covered stalls per month;
Assigned tandem uncovered stall is $20 less than the rate for unassigned
covered stalls per month;
Carpool unassigned covered or uncovered stalls:
Two occupants

75% of specified rate

Three occupants

50% of specified rate

Four or more occupants

No Charge”

SECTION 19. Severability. If any provision of this ordinance, or the application
thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity does not affect otherprovisions or applications of the ordinance that can be given effect without the invalid
provision or application, and to this end, the provisions of this ordinance are severable.

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material is underscored. When revising, compiling, or printing this ordinance forinclusion in the Revised Ordinances of Honolulu, the Revisor of Ordinances need notinclude the brackets, the material that has been bracketed and stricken, or theunderscoring.
SECTION 21. This ordinance takes effect upon its approval; provided that
SECTIONS 12 and 17 take effect on July 1, 2022.
INTRODUCED BY:
Ann Kobayashi (br)DATE OF INTRODUCTION:

October 29, 2020
Honolulu, Hawaii

Council members

APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:a
Deputy Corporation

ounselKATHLEEN A. KELLYAPPROVED this—

30Th day of

March

RICK BLANGIARDI, £ayor
City and County of Honolulu

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Title:

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By:

ANN KOBAYASHJ-BY REQUESTCommittee:

BUDGET (BUD)

RELATING TO PUBLIC TRANSIT.

Voting Legend: * = Aye wlReservations
10/29/20
INTRO

Introduced.

11/05)20

Passed first reading.

CCL

9 AYES: ELEFANTE, FUKUNAGA, KOBAYASHI, MANAHAN, MENOR, PINE,TEXEIRA, TSUNEYOSHI, WATERS
11/24/20

BUD

Reported out for passage on second reading and scheduling of a public hearing.
CR-3275 AYES: ELEFANTE, MANAHAN, MENOR, PINE*, WATERS

11/27/20

PUBLISH

Public hearing notice published in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

1 2/09/20

CCL/PH

Posted FW was not considered.
Amended to proposed FD1 (OCS2O2O-1 287/1 2/7/2020 11:28 AM).
9 AYES: ELEFANTE, FUKUNAGA, KOBAYASHI, MANAHAN, MENOR, PINE,TEXEIRA, TSUNEYOSHI, WATERS

12/09/20

CCL/PH

Committee report adopted, bill passed second reading, public hearing closed, billremains on the Council Floor.
9 AYES: ELEFANTE*, FUKUNAGA. KOBAYASHJ, MANAHAN, MENOR, PINE,TEXEIRA, TSUNEYOSHI, WATERS

12/15/20

PUBLISH

Second reading notice published in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

01/02/21

NOTE: Councilmembers Cordero, Kia’aina, Say, Tulba and Tupola took office on
Saturday, January 2, 2021.
CC-3(21) Waters Standing Committee assignments.
CC-4(21) Waters Re-referral of Bits, Resolutions and communications.
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01/12/21

Re-referral from Council back to Committee.
CC-18(21)02/03/21

BUD

03/03/21

BUD

Postponed.
6 AYES: CORDERO, ELEFANTE. KIA’AINA, SAY, TSUNEYOSHI, TUPOLA
Reported out for passage on third reading as amended in CD1 form.
CR-69(21)5 AYES: CORDERO, ELEFANTE, KIA’AINA, SAY, TUPOLA
1 EXCUSED: TSUNEYOSHI

03/17/21

CCL

Committee report adopted and Bill passed third reading as amended.
9 AYES: CORDERO, ELEFANTE, FUKUNAGA, KIAAINA, SAY, TSUNEYOSHI,
TULBA, TUPOLA, WATERS

I hereby certify that the above is a true record of action by the Council of the City and County of Honolulu on this BILL.

RAND PRESIDING C

CtERK

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