HPD is currently working on the request for proposals for the demonstration project. Neither the City nor the State will incur startup costs. Since this is a three-year pilot program, Sgt. Lung hopes to implement the system by July of this year so that the system will be operational for two years. HPD is not limited as to the number of operational speeding cameras used at one time.
Lung estimates to have two to four cameras per island.
The citation needs to be mailed out within 48 hours of the violation. Lung was thanked for his presentation. Mr. Kane announced that he has a handout available by the sign-in desk that shows that in 1998, Hawaii had the second most substandard bridges in the U.S. according to a study done by the Federal Highway Administration. He is not sure what the CAC can do to improve the situation, but suggests it as a topic for a future CAC meeting.