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Kahaluʻu board reads resolution seeking freshwater rinse/showers at Heʻeia State Pier; adoption deferred for lack of quorum
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Summary
The neighborhood board read a draft resolution requesting DLNR/DOBOR evaluate installation of freshwater rinse or shower facilities at Heʻeia State Pier to support paddlers and bay users; a roll call began but the clerk declared quorum lost and adoption was deferred.
Chair read aloud a draft resolution asking the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation (DOBOR), and other agencies to evaluate and install freshwater rinse or shower facilities at Heʻeia State Pier to support paddlers, fishers and other bay users.
The resolution text cited other state harbors (Ala Wai Boat Harbor, Haleʻiwa, Kihei Boat Ramp) as precedent and requested that the board transmit the resolution to the DLNR chairperson, DOBOR administrator, the governor, the state legislature, local delegation, and relevant City and County offices. The chair invited minor technical edits to the board list of recipients and then called for a motion to adopt.
A motion to adopt was moved and seconded and the clerk initiated a roll call. Several members answered “Aye” during the roll call, but the clerk later announced Masterson was not online and that the board did not have quorum. The chair therefore deferred adoption and said the resolution would be revised and returned to a future meeting for action.
No formal vote outcome was recorded because the clerk declared quorum lost before completion of the roll call. The board recorded support during the partial roll call and plans to clean up language and resubmit the resolution at a future meeting.
