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Resolutions Adopted by the Hawaii State Legislature Regular Session Of RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE HAWAII STATE LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION OF 2015 SHOWING ACTIONS TAKEN AS OF May 7, 2015 Prepared by the: LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU SYSTEMS OFFICE State Capitol, Room 413 415 South Beretania Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Caveat: While all data are believed accurate, they are subject to change pending confirmation against official records kept by the respective Chief Clerk's offices. FOREWORD This publication contains a list of resolutions adopted by the Hawaii State Legislature during the Regular Session of 2015. We have included such data as the resolution number, title, introducer, and identification of committee reports on the resolution. This publication reflects data recorded up to and including May 7, 2015, which is the date that the Legislature adjourned sine die. This publication has been created by the Legislative Reference Bureau - Systems Office. Any questions covering the data shown may be directed to Dwight Kagawa or Lori Lee Ohta. They are located at the State Capitol, Room 413 and their phone number is (808) 587-0700. Charlotte A. Carter-Yamauchi Acting Director Legislative Reference Bureau May 2015 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS & SENATE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED SCR001 REQUESTING THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE HAWAII SUPREME COURT TO ADDRESS THE LEGISLATURE ASSEMBLED IN JOINT SESSION FOR THE STATE OF THE JUDICIARY ADDRESS. Introduced by: English J, Slom S SCR002 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT TO KAHALUU POND, INC., FOR THE USE, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SEAWALL LOCATED AT KAHALUU, KOOLAUPOKO, OAHU, TMK: (1) 4-7-011: SEAWARD OF 001. Introduced by: Kim D Committee Reports: SSCR 551 (WTL) SSCR 1371 (WAM) HSCR 1674 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1694 (FIN) SCR003 STRONGLY OPPOSING THE UNITED STATES ARMY'S PROPOSED FORCE REDUCTION OF SCHOFIELD BARRACKS AND FORT SHAFTER BASES. Introduced by: Dela Cruz D, Nishihara C, Espero W, Kidani M, Wakai G SCR008 SD1 (SSCR 907) APPROVING THE SALE OF THE LEASED FEE INTEREST IN 41-665 INOAOLE STREET, WAIMANALO, HAWAII. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 907 (HSH) SSCR 1369 (WAM) HSCR 1702 (FIN) SCR009 APPROVING THE SALE OF THE LEASED FEE INTEREST IN 41-575 INOAOLE STREET, WAIMANALO, HAWAII. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 911 (HSH) SSCR 1314 (WAM) HSCR 1703 (FIN) SCR010 APPROVING THE SALE OF THE LEASED FEE INTEREST IN 41-543 INOA STREET, WAIMANALO, HAWAII. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 908 (HSH) SSCR 1368 (WAM) HSCR 1704 (FIN) SCR011 SD1 (SSCR 909) APPROVING THE SALE OF THE LEASED FEE INTEREST IN 94-944 MEHEULA PARKWAY, NO. 153, MILILANI, HAWAII. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 909 (HSH) SSCR 1313 (WAM) HSCR 1705 (FIN) SCR012 APPROVING THE SALE OF THE LEASED FEE INTEREST IN 95-015 KUAHELANI AVENUE, NO. 319, MILILANI, HAWAII. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 910 (HSH) SSCR 1375 (WAM) HSCR 1706 (FIN) SCR014 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT COVERING PORTION OF STATE SUBMERGED LANDS AT KAHALUU, KOOLAUPOKO, OAHU, FOR THE USE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF THE EXISTING SEAWALL CONSTRUCTED THEREON. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 552 (WTL) SSCR 1405 (WAM) HSCR 1675 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1695 (FIN) SCR015 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT COVERING PORTION OF STATE SUBMERGED LANDS AT KAHUKU, KOOLAULOA, OAHU, FOR THE USE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF THE EXISTING DRAINAGE STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTED THEREON. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 553 (WTL) SSCR 1373 (WAM) HSCR 1676 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1696 (FIN) SCR016 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT COVERING PORTION OF STATE SUBMERGED LANDS AT AT HAUULA, KOOLAULOA, OAHU, FOR THE USE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF PORTION OF THE EXISTING RESIDENCE, FOUNDATION, AND LANAI CONSTRUCTED THEREON. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 554 (WTL) SSCR 1374 (WAM) HSCR 1677 (WAL/ OMH/) LRB Systems May 7, 2015 1 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS & SENATE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED HSCR 1697 (FIN) SCR017 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT COVERING PORTION OF STATE SUBMERGED LANDS AT KANEOHE, KOOLAUPOKO, OAHU, FOR THE USE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF THE EXISTING CRM WALL, LANDSCAPING AREA, FLOATING DOCK, AND CONCRETE PIER PURPOSES CONSTRUCTED THEREON. Introduced by: Kim D (BR) Committee Reports: SSCR 555 (WTL) SSCR 1370 (WAM) HSCR 1678 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1698 (FIN) SCR024 SD1 (SSCR 1065) AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM LEASE AND NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT FOR PIER PILINGS ENCROACHMENT PURPOSES AT PULAWAI, ON THE ISLAND OF LANAI. Introduced by: English J Committee Reports: SSCR 1065 (WTL) SSCR 1315 (WAM) HSCR 1679 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1699 (FIN) SCR025 SD1 (SSCR 1064) AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM LEASE AND NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT FOR THE TIDE POOL STAIRS ENCROACHMENT PURPOSES IN THE MANELE-HULOPOE MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION DISTRICT ON THE ISLAND OF LANAI. Introduced by: English J Committee Reports: SSCR 1064 (WTL) SSCR 1372 (WAM) HSCR 1680 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1700 (FIN) SCR046 SD2 (SSCR 1386) REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS TO CONVENE A WORKING GROUP TO EVALUATE THE LICENSING OF PRIVATE TRADE, VOCATIONAL, AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. Introduced by: Baker R, Kidani M, Tokuda J, Chun Oakland S Committee Reports: SSCR 1066 (EDU) SSCR 1386 (CPN) HSCR 1683 (CPC) SCR055 SD1 (SSCR 1191) REQUESTING THE AHA MOKU ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO ENGAGE STAKEHOLDERS IN ORDER TO DEVELOP AND ADOPT RULES FOR ITS OPERATION AND ADMINISTRATION. Introduced by: Shimabukuro M, English J, Chun Oakland S, Inouye L, Green J, Tokuda J Committee Reports: SSCR 1191 (HWN/ WTL/) HSCR 1688 (FIN) SCR057 SD1 HD1 (HSCR 1670) EXPANDING THE TASK FORCE STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF THE JANUARY 2014 FUEL TANK LEAK AT THE RED HILL UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE FACILITY, ESTABLISHED UNDER SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 73, H.D. 1, REGULAR SESSION OF 2014, TO INCLUDE AN ADDITIONAL TWENTY-SIX UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS IN THE STATE OWNED BY THE UNITED STATES MILITARY. Introduced by: Gabbard M, Chun Oakland S Committee Reports: SSCR 1353 (ENE/ HTH/ PSM/) HSCR 1670 (EEP) HSCR 1684 (VMI) SCR062 REQUESTING THE UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO INCREASE THE FEDERAL BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND AFTERSCHOOL SNACK REIMBURSEMENT RATES FOR HAWAII. Introduced by: Chun Oakland S, Kidani M, Ruderman R, Harimoto B Committee Reports: SSCR 969 (EDU) SSCR 1395 (WAM) HSCR 1689 (FIN) SCR082 SD1 (SSCR 1409) AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF A TERM, NONEXCLUSIVE EASEMENT COVERING A PORTION OF STATE SUBMERGED LANDS FRONTING THE PROPERTY IDENTIFIED AS TAX MAP KEY: (1) 3-6-001:017, WAIKIKI, HONOLULU, OAHU. Introduced by: Kim D Committee Reports: SSCR 1208 (WTL) SSCR 1409 (WAM) HSCR 1681 (WAL/ OMH/) HSCR 1693 (FIN) SCR088 SD1 (SSCR 1251) REQUESTING THE INFORMATION PRIVACY AND SECURITY COUNCIL, IN LRB Systems May 7, 2015 2 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS & SENATE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED COOPERATION WITH THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER COUNCIL, TO ASSESS EXISTING PROCEDURES OF NOTIFICATION FOLLOWING THE BREACH OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. Introduced by: Keith-Agaran G, Baker R, Chun Oakland S, English J Committee Reports: SSCR 1251 (GVO) SSCR 1377 (JDL) HSCR 1666 (JUD) HSCR 1701 (FIN) SCR097 SD1 (SSCR 1319) REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO ESTABLISH A HAWAII PUBLIC SCHOOLS FINANCIAL LITERACY TASK FORCE. Introduced by: Kidani M, Harimoto B, Tokuda J Committee Reports: SSCR 1319 (EDU) HSCR 1690 (FIN) SCR098 SD1 (SSCR 1272) REQUESTING THE JUDICIARY TO CONDUCT A STUDY TO IDENTIFY TRAFFIC OFFENSES AND CRIMES, PETTY MISDEMEANOR OFFENSES, AND MISDEMEANOR OFFENSES THAT CAUSE A DISPROPORTIONATE WORKLOAD FOR THE JUDICIARY AND THAT MAY BE APPROPRIATE FOR DECRIMINALIZATION AS INFRACTIONS. Introduced by: Kidani M, Inouye L Committee Reports: SSCR 1272 (JDL) HSCR 1682 (JUD) SCR107 SD1 HD1 (HSCR 1685) REQUESTING THE CONVENING OF A LEGISLATIVE FAMILY CAREGIVERS WORKING GROUP TO EXAMINE AND ASSESS ISSUES RELATING TO THE ROLE OF CAREGIVERS OF PATIENTS DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITALS. Introduced by: Chun Oakland S, Green J Committee Reports: SSCR 1234 (HSH/ HTH/) HSCR 1685 (HLT/ HUS/) SCR162 REQUESTING A FINANCIAL AUDIT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EXPENDITURES IN THE STATE EXECUTIVE BRANCH. Introduced by: Kim D, Chun Oakland S, Ihara L Committee Reports: SSCR 1172 (EDT) SSCR 1398 (WAM) HSCR 1691 (FIN) SCR165 SD1 (SSCR 1282) SUPPORTING THE CO-NAMING OF A SECTION OF 33RD STREET IN NEW YORK CITY TO FATHER DAMIEN WAY IN HONOR OF SAINT DAMIEN DE VEUSTER. Introduced by: English J, Baker R, Chun Oakland S, Keith-Agaran G, Harimoto B, Green J, Espero W, Inouye L, Shimabukuro M, Galuteria B Committee Reports: SSCR 1282 (GVO) HSCR 1660 (VMI) HSCR 1686 (FIN) SCR185 SD1 (SSCR 1176) REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO ORGANIZE AND COORDINATE OUT-OF-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR KINDERGARTEN THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE AND IDENTIFY FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OUT-OF-SCHOOL PROGRAMS. Introduced by: Dela Cruz D, Kidani M, Tokuda J, Shimabukuro M, Chun Oakland S Committee Reports: SSCR 1176 (EDU) SSCR 1420 (WAM) HSCR 1692 (FIN) SCR201 SD1 (SSCR 1193) REQUESTING THE HAWAII SISTER-STATE COMMITTEE TO EVALUATE AND DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE INITIATION OF A SISTER STATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STATE OF HAWAII AND THE PREFECTURE OF HOKKAIDO, JAPAN, AND FORWARD ITS RECOMMENDATION TO THE LEGISLATURE, PURSUANT TO SECTION 229-3, HAWAII REVISED STATUTES, FOR FURTHER ACTION. Introduced by: Dela Cruz D, Wakai G, Chun Oakland S Committee Reports: SSCR 1193 (TSI) HSCR 1662 (VMI) HSCR 1687 (FIN) SR0001 ELECTING OFFICERS OF THE TWENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE. Introduced by: English J, Slom S SR0002 ADOPTING THE RULES OF THE SENATE OF THE TWENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE. Introduced by: English J, Slom S SR0003 ADOPTING THE SENATE ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL MANUAL OF THE SENATE OF THE TWENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE. Introduced by: English J, Slom S SR0004 AMENDING RULE 16 OF THE RULES OF THE SENATE OF THE TWENTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII.
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