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Ala Moana board unanimously endorses eight state bills, urges residents to testify
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The Ala Moana Neighborhood Board voted unanimously Jan. 27 to endorse eight state bills ranging from campaign finance limits to youth homelessness supports and condominium-owner protections, and encouraged residents to follow bills at the Capitol.
The Ala Moana Neighborhood Board voted unanimously on Jan. 27 to formally endorse a package of eight state bills the board said would benefit neighborhood residents.
Second Vice Chair Dale Vanderbrink presented the slate, which included HB1190 (prohibiting campaign funds from carrying over to subsequent elections), HB886 (restrictions on allowing an operator to resume use of a motor vehicle after being cited for driving without a valid license), HB1314 (school mental-health check-ins for grades 6–12), and HB1806 (allowing condominium education trust fund money to be used for owner education and stakeholder inclusion). The board also endorsed a set of bills from Representative Olds addressing safe waterways and encampments near waterways (HB1958), preserving bus-stop access for Kupuna and persons…
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