2016 REVIEW— WHAT’S HAPPENING IN WAIANAE?

Capital Improvement Projects and

Improving Residents’ Quality of Life Every year, Councilmember Kymberly Marcos Pine works to

allocate funding for projects and improvements on our

Leeward coast.

Councilmember Pine’s top priority is to deliver capital

improvement projects which

Enhance Quality of Life

Improve and Enhance Public Safety

Expand Economic Opportunities

Improve Transportation

Achieve Sustainability

2016 Councilmember Kymberly Marcos Pine

4TH ANNUAL HIRE

LEEWARD JOB &

CAREER FAIR

June 25, 2016 4th Annual Hire Leeward

Job and Career Fair

The 3rd Annual Hire Leeward Job Fair in 2015 hosted thousands of jobseekers and over 70 businesses representing a variety of industries throughout the Leeward Coast.

My Goals: Revitalize our

Parks

Fix our Roads

Improve

Transportation

Preserve our

Open Spaces

Keep our

Communities Safe

Create

Opportunities for

Cultural

Sustainability

Visit HireLeeward.com to learn more about the

upcoming job fairs and to access the latest

Leeward jobs on the Hire Leeward job engine.

Location: UH West Oahu

Councilmember Pine is committed to improving services and supporting projects that will improve the quality of life for our Leeward Residents

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

To support the current and anticipated growth on West O‘ahu, Councilmember Kymberly Marcos Pine

works with the City to design and construct new infrastructure improvements that benefit our

residents, improve our quality of life, and keep our communities safer. (Please see the map below.)

The City conducts public meetings on the City's annual Capital Improvement Plan every year from

March to June during the annual budget bill hearings.

You can participate in the Capital Improvement Plan process by contributing comments and

suggestions about needed services and improvements.

The public meeting schedule is usually posted in early March of each year. Councilmember Pine

encourages you to participate in this process to be a part of planning your own community. For more

information, feel free to email kmpine@honolulu.gov or call her office at (808) 768-5001.

Waianae Projects Stats Report

WAIANAE PROJECTS Bayview Street Relief Drain $1,450,000 Project in planning/design

Flood Control Improvements Maili Stream Access Ramps $217,799 Project substantially complete

Kahe Point Beach Park Reconstruct Wastewater

System—Pavilion and comfort station $609,865 Project complete 12/22/2013

Lahilahi Street Drain Outfall Improvements $111,401 Project complete 1/25/2013

Lualualei WWPS Force Main System Improvements $2,625,748 Project substantially complete

Maili Beach Park Comfort Station Improvements $920,000 Scope development/consultant

procurement process ongoing

Maili Beach Park Exercise Equipment Design build $57,821 Project complete 7/22/2013

Maili Beach Park Parking Lot Expansion Phase 2 $1,002,783 Project complete 10/13/2014

Makaha Beach Park Master Plan $750,000 Plan and design improvements

for Makaha Beach Park

Nanakuli Beach Park Misc improvements to Arts & Crafts

& Recreation building $301,737 Project complete 8/10/2014

Pokai Bay Ditches Flood Control Improvements $822,935 Project went out to bid.

Pending award

Puu o Hulu Community Park—Comfort Station, Parking

Lot, and Recreation Building $505,000

Groundbreaking on Comfort

Station in Summer/Fall 2016

Seismic Retrofit at Bridges II, FY 2011 $545,500 Project went out to bid

Ulehawa Beach Park, Reconstruction of Wastewater

System $188,100 Project complete 4/16/2014

Ulehawa Stream Flood Control Improvements $306,549 Kennedy/Jenks Consultants

Waianae District Park Improvements & Multipurpose

Room Roof Repairs $3,525,000

Project to bid using current

year construction funds

Waianae District Park Removal of Large Capacity

Cesspools & Sewer Hookups $465,432

Project in planning/design

phase

Waianae Police Station Replacement $16,212,930 Completed Project 3/21/2016

ADA Improvements to Public Utilities at FMB, Honolulu

Hale, Kapolei Hale, Waianae NH Community Center & 51 $306,053 Project substantially complete

FY 2016 BUDGET

WAIANAE ROADS UPDATE

As the City's budget process approaches this March, here are some of the projects in the Mayor's

proposed budget that I am fighting to secure. Each of these projects is part of the City's investment

of over $30 million in District 1 capital projects and will improve the quality of life for our Leeward

Coast residents.

2016 Capital Improvement Projects Funding Include:

WAIANAE COAST EMERGENCY ACCESS ROADS PROJECT $3,000,000 for providing a secondary emergency access road for Leeward Coast residents. WAIANAE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS/UPGRADES $1,501,000 for planning, designing, construction and inspection of improvements at Waianae wastewater treatment plant. REHABILITATION OF STREETS $100,000,000 for design, construction and inspection of streets and related improvements at various locations throughout Oahu, including Ewa, Waianae and Kapolei. MAUNA LAHILAHI BEACH PARK PROTECTIVE BREAKWATER $100,000 for planning, designing and construction of park improvements. RECREATION DISTRICT NO.3 IMPROVEMENTS $1,500,000 for planning, designing, construction, inspection, and providing related equipment for park improvements. BUS AND HANDI-VAN ACQUISITION PROGRAM $21,282,000 for purchasing buses and handi-vans. LEEWARD COAST LANDFILL COMPENSATION PACKAGE $1,350,000 for park improvements in communities from Kaena Point to Kapolei.

Mayor Kirk Caldwell recently held a

press conference at Piliuka Place and

Waianae Valley Road to announce the

beginning of a road repaving program

on the Leeward Coast. The City has

committed to repaving more than a

hundred lane miles of Leeward Coast roads —The project starts in Waianae Valley, and moves to Nanakuli and

Maili this summer. Future repaving projects are also in the planning phase for Makaha and other Waianae

Valley roads.