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Commission approves letter to Mayor on County Building accessibility; one member present did not vote

Commission on Persons with Disabilities · May 14, 2026
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Summary

Vice Chair Chang moved and Commissioner Tallant seconded approval of a draft letter to the Mayor about accessibility at the Maui County Building; the Commission voted (5 - 0, 2 absent, 1 vacancy) and Commissioner Lesa was present but did not vote because he had temporarily left the room.

The Commission voted to approve a draft letter to the Mayor raising accessibility concerns at the Maui County Building, 200 High Street in Wailuku. Vice Chair Lehua Chang moved the item and Commissioner David Tallant seconded; the motion was recorded as approved with a 5 - 0 tally while Commissioner Victor Lesa was present in the meeting but did not cast a vote because he had temporarily left the room.

The draft letter will be transmitted to the Mayor’s office requesting attention to the accessibility issues identified by the Commission. Commissioners discussed the item briefly during the Unfinished Business portion of the meeting and then approved the motion; no additional action was taken at the meeting.