Mayor Bernard P. Carvalho, Jr. 2013 Physical Activity and Nutrition Summit

Thursday, May 23, 2013

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FIVE AREAS OF FOCUS

• SUPPORT FOR OUR ECONOMY

• BECOMING MORE SUSTAINABLE NOW!

• PLANNING FOR OUR ISLAND’S FUTURE

• CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITIES, OUR

FAMILIES, OUR RESIDENTS AND OUR

VISITORS

• DELIVERING THE CUSTOMER SERVICE THE

PEOPLE EXPECT AND DESERVE

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HOLO HOLO 2020

The Holo Holo 2020 vision calls for all

organizations, businesses, residents and

visitors on Kaua'i to be part of creating an

island that is sustainable, values our

native culture, has a thriving and healthy

economy, cares for all – keiki to kupuna,

and has a responsible and user-friendly

local government.

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Hanalei Black Pot Beach Park

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Healthy Aging

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Ke Ala Hele Makalae

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Kaua‘i Grown

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Adolescent Residential Drug Treatment

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Expanding the Kaua‘i Bus

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Complete Streets

Safe Routes to Schools

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Lima Ola

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Holo Holo 2020

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1. Electric vehicle charging stations

2. Maintain educational activities/programs for careers in science and technology

3. Amended State and County Rules & Regs to regulate activities in parks

4. Kalāheo Neighborhood Center w/ community garden and park-and-ride site

5. Implement Līhu'e Town Core Plan

6. Expand bus service routes and hours of operation

7. Residential Adolescent Drug Treatment Facility

8. Additional Hawaiian Homes in Anahola

9. 'Ele'ele – Build a 75-acre ‘green’ affordable housing development

10. Kaua'i Community College extension of satellite campuses and degree offerings

11. Leasing of 1,000 of land to farmers at Kalepa

12. Increased use of alternative energy

sources via implementation of the Kaua‘i Energy Sustainability Plan

13. Hanalei Beach expansion

14. Lydgate and Po‘ipū Beach Park maintenance and updates (stainless steel fixtures at bathrooms, open camp grounds, sports/soccer field)

15. Complete Kekaha Gardens Park

16. Restore/Preserve cultural sites

17. Increase Native Hawaiian group stewardship programs/partnerships to restore and preserve cultural sites

18. Expand Līhu'e Civic Center Park/Lawn (rotunda to old county building)

19. Restore storm irrigation system at Kalepa

20. Extend Ke Ala Hele Makalae coastal path for 15 connected miles

21. Increased LEED-certified buildings

22. Implement Complete Streets island-wide

23. Implement Safe Routes to School/Walkable communities

24. Pave the road to Kalalau lookout

25. Develop new resource recovery park and landfill site

26. Insuring continued viability of PMRF

27. Preserve & maintain Kokee State Park

28. Kūhi‘ō Highway widening project

29. Kē'ē Beach shuttle service

30. Additional alternative fuel buses with increased ridership

31. Increased alternative transportation (Kaua'i bus, connecting shuttle services, bike/walking paths)

32. All County bus stops will have a shelter

33. Increase commerce in towns across the island by maintaining unique character

34. Utilizing technology to bring County services out into the community

35. Hanamā'ulu Neighborhood Center

36. Close Kekaha landfill

37. Kīlauea Ag Park (7-day farmer’s market)

38. Papaya Disinfestation Facility

HOLO HOLO 2020

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“E oni wale no 'oukou i

ku'u pono 'a'ole e pau.”

Endless is the good that I have

given you to enjoy.

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