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Department of Public
Works
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Robert K. Yanabu has been with the
Department of Public Works for 25 years. Seven years prior to his appointment as Chief
Engineer, he served as special projects engineer assigned to administer and manage several
new highway and flood control improvement projects as well as assisting with programs and
projects in the Department's Solid Waste Division. Prior to that, he was the Chief of the
Department's Engineering Division. Mr. Yanabu began his professional engineering career
in 1966 with Lockheed-California Co., in Burbank, California, working in the aircraft
production industry. Between 1967 and 1974, prior to accepting employment with the County
of Hawaii, he worked for the Department of Building and Safety as a structural engineer
and with the Department of Water and Power as a civil engineer, both departments with the
City of Los Angeles.
A Hilo High School graduate, he earned his bachelor of science in engineering from UCLA
in 1965 and subsequently received his master of science in civil engineering from the
University of Southern California in 1969.
Mr. Yanabu is a licensed civil and structural engineer in both Hawaii and California.
His professional affiliations include membership with the American Society of Civil
Engineers and the Structural Engineers Association of Hawaii. |
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Jiro A. Sumada was born in Lihue, Kauai and
raised in Hilo. He graduated from Hilo High School in 1975 then continued his formal
education at the U.S. Air Force Academy, and the University of Hawaii, Manoa. The majority
of his practical experience has been in facility maintenance at Air Force bases in Japan,
Korea, Guam and the Philippines. After a short career in the military, Mr. Sumada worked
as a design coordinator for Project Managers Hawaii, Inc., overseeing architectural and
engineering consultants designing new facilities at the Kahului Airport on Maui. Prior to
starting work with the Department of Public Works, Mr. Sumada was employed at Willocks
Construction Corporation as an estimator and project engineer. |
XVII. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ROLE AND DUTIES
The department is responsible for all matters relating to engineering; public and
private building construction and inspection; wastewater construction and the operation
and maintenance of five wastewater systems; solid waste management and landfill programs;
construction, inspection and maintenance of public streets, highways, bridges and drainage
facilities; acquisition of public and private properties for public purposes; design,
operation and maintenance of traffic signals and traffic control devices; and all other
public works projects, except for matters relating to parks and recreation and water
supply. Public Works is also a key support agency for Civil Defense emergencies.
Major Goals and Objectives
- Implement a comprehensive Capital Improvements Program and project listing.
- Maximize departmental revenues with effective fiscal management.
- Encourage professionalism, productivity, and accountability at all levels.
- Improve and encourage public responsiveness and effective public contact.
- Encourage and develop management systems within the department that can accept and
respond to changes effectively.
STAFF
The department has 465 employee positions to operate the seven divisions and the
administration/fiscal section of the Office of the Chief Engineer.
Automotive Equipment Superintendent
Walter R. Lucas, a native of Hilo, is a graduate from Hilo High School and Hawaii
Community College. He joined the County of Hawaii in 1972 as a maintenance mechanic with
the Department of Public Works. He transferred to the Automotive Division in 1976 as an
automotive mechanic and became a Road Construction Supervisor in 1979 with the Highway
Maintenance Division. He later became the first Safety and Driver Improvement Coordinator
for the County of Hawaii. In December 1985, Mr. Lucas was promoted to Superintendent of
the Automotive Division. In June 1997, Mr. Lucas was assigned as Acting Division
Chief for the Solid Waste Division. Mr. Lucas returned to head the Automotive Division on
January 16, 1999.
Building Division Chief
Stanley Takemura, a native of Hilo, graduated from Hilo High School and
attended and received a degree in civil engineering from the University of Hawaii at
Manoa. In 1974, Mr. Takemura returned to Hilo and began his employment as an environmental
engineer with the Hilo Coast Processing Company which was based in Pepeekeo, South Hilo.
In 1979, he was hired by the State Highways Division, Hawaii District, as a project/design
engineer and in 1985 was promoted to District Design Engineer, a position he held until
1987 when he moved to the County of Hawaii Department of Public Works, Engineering
Division. Mr. Takemura spent 3 years with the Engineering Division and in 1990 was
promoted to the position of Design Project Engineer with the Building Division. In 1997,
Mr. Takemura became the deputy chief of the Building Division and upon the retirement of
then division chief Wayne Onomura on June 30, 1999, he took over as acting division chief
and was appointed division chief in February, 2000. Mr. Takemura was a member and past
president of the Hilo Jaycees; is a member of the Waiakea Lions club and associate member
of the Hawaii Society of Professional Engineers, Big Island Chapter.
Engineering Division Chief
Galen Kuba, P.E., a native of Hilo, graduated from Hilo High School in 1969. He
attended the University of Hawaii-Hilo until 1970 and graduated from the University of
Hawaii-Manoa in 1973 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. Mr. Kuba
returned to Hilo to work for Inaba Engineering, Inc., until April of 1975 when he began
work for the County of Hawaii, Department of Public Works, Bureau of Plans and Surveys. He
received his professional civil engineering license on August 5, 1977. On July 1, 1986,
Mr. Kuba moved to Wastewater and Solid Waste Division until the creation of a new Solid
Waste Division in 1988. He was promoted to Solid Waste Division Chief on June 1, 1989. On
August 1, 1995, Mr. Kuba was promoted to Division Chief for the department’s
Engineering Division. Mr. Kuba is a member and past president of the Lehua Jaycees and
University Heights Community Association and a member of the Hawaii Society of
Professional Engineers, Big Island Chapter.
Highway Maintenance Division Superintendent
Stanley Nakasone is a graduate of Kohala High School and served in the U.S. Army Combat
Engineer Division. He was employed by the Atomic Energy Commission and worked for several
local construction companies before joining the County of Hawaii in 1968 as a laborer. Mr.
Nakasone was promoted to supervisor in 1970, then to District Road Overseer in 1975, and
in 1991 promoted to Superintendent of the Highway Maintenance Division. He has served as
Public Works Safety Chairman and member of the County of Hawaii Safety Committee. He is a
past recipient of an Incentive Award from the County and was nominated for Outstanding
Employee of the Year for the Department of Public Works. In FY97-98, Mr. Nakasone was the
recipient of the "County Manager of the Year" award. He has been active in
community organizations, coaching basketball and baseball, and served as Scoutmaster for
the Boy Scouts of America.
Solid Waste Division Chief
Leslie Botelho, a native of Laupahoehoe, is a graduate of Laupahoehoe High School and
Hawaii Community College. He joined the County of Hawaii on September 1, 1983, as a road
maintenance worker. On October 16, 1986, Mr. Botelho transferred to the Automotive
Division as a welder. He went on to become the Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor II
for that division on March 18, 1991. Mr. Botelho became Acting Automotive Equipment
Superintendent for the Automotive Division in June 1997, a position he held until March 1,
1999, when he assumed the position of Acting Solid Waste Division Chief.
Traffic Division Chief
Richard Nishimura graduated from Hilo High School and continued his education at the
University of Hawaii at Manoa where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil
Engineering in 1966. He served for five years as a navigator in the U.S. Air Force. In
1971, he began his employment with the County of Hawaii as a Civil Engineer with the
Department of Public Works. In March 1976, he became the traffic engineer with the
department's Division of Traffic Safety and Control. He was promoted to Division Chief of
the Traffic Division in September 1985. From June to December 1990, Mr. Nishimura served
as Deputy Chief Engineer of the Department of Public Works, returning to his post as
Traffic Division Chief at the end of his appointment. In FY96-97, Mr. Nishimura was the
recipient of the "County Manager of the Year" award. Mr. Nishimura is a member
of the Hawaii Society of Professional Engineers-Big Island Chapter, the American Society
of Civil Engineers and the Institute of Transportation Engineers.
Wastewater Division Chief
Peter J. Boucher, P.E., was born in Connecticut and has resided in Hawaii since 1984.
He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas
and a Master of Science degree in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Hawaii.
Prior to joining the Department of Public Works in 1994, Mr. Boucher served as Peace Corps
Volunteer in Fiji, did international consulting in aquaculture was employed by Pan Pacific
Construction as a project manager and by R. M. Towill Corporation as a resident engineer
in Kona. Mr. Boucher is a certified Construction Documents Technologist with the
Construction Specifications Institute, and is a member of the Hawaii Society of
Professional Engineers, Kona-Kohala Chapter, and the Water Environment Federation.
BUDGET
The department’s operating budget for fiscal year 1999-2000 was $34.7 million.
HIGHLIGHTS/ACTIVITIES
Automotive Division
Installed an upgraded Windows version of the computerized fleet
maintenance system in order to be year 2000 compliant. Also upgraded the network system.
Assisted in the continued rebuild, replacement and repair of
windbreakers at transfer station chutes round the island. Fabricated and installed an
emergency stairway at the Traffic Division office.
Building Division
During the past fiscal year the Building Division issued approximately 8,957 building,
plumbing, electrical and sign permits with an estimated valuation of $ 366 million and
collected permit fees in excess of $ 1,500,000. In conjunction with these permits, over
20,500 inspections were carried out to ensure compliance with code requirements.
The Building Division is charged with the maintenance of existing structures for the
departments of Public Works, Fire, Police, Finance, Civil Service, Civil Defense,
Prosecutors Office, and the Office of Aging and processed approximately 1,400 repair
requests during the fiscal year.
The division also assists with the design and construction of nearly all County
facilities and this past year completed or coordinated the design and construction of 18
projects and 8 request for proposals valued at over $ 4.2 million.
Engineering Division
With the award of the Mohouli Street Extension project to M. Sonomura Contracting, the
Department will break ground, in FY2000-2001, for the construction of its first new major
street since the completion of the Komohana Street Extension in 1967. Using TEA21 matching
funds from the federal government, the Mohouli Street Extension will create a new traffic
link between lower Kaumana and Hilo that will relieve congestion along Waianuenue Avenue.
In addtion to this project, in cooperation with the Traffic Division, we are also using
TEA21 funds to modernize the traffic signal system in downtown Hilo.
We are the first County to receive approval to participate in the FHWA State Planning
and Reseach (SPR) Program. The SPR program will give us Federal matching funds to conduct
traffic circulation study between Ponahawai and Puainako streets. The study will give the
Department a course of action to address future traffic circulation and congestion in
Hilo.
Our surveying section has completed 59 survey projects and requests and is assisting in
land acquistion for project construction.
Project activities include completion of 12 construction projects valued at $ million,
10 projects under construction valued at $24.5 million, and the administration of 12
consultant contracts valued at $2.3 million.
Regulatory Activities - Reviewed, approved, and inspected 601 permits for driveways,
work within County rights-of-way, grading, grubbing and stockpiling. Reviewed and approved
178 subdivision applications, 110 construction plans, 17 ohana applications, 9 flood
studies for processing to FEMA, inspected 33 subdivision and made 2,028 flood zone
determinations.
Highway Maintenance Division
Resurfaced or paved various County roads around the island:
North & South Hilo – 7 roads; over 2.02 miles
North & South Kohala – 7 roads; over 4.95 miles
Kau – 7 roads; over 10.8 miles
Puna – 7 roads; over 10.1 miles
Performed maintenance and upgrade of Mana Road.
Construct sidewalks and walkways, installed guardrails, constructed retaining walls and
headwalls, and installed culverts and other drainage facilities islandwide.
Assisted the Solid Waste Division and Department of Parks and Recreation with various
projects around the island, including preparation for World Indigenous People’s
Conference.
Assisted in fire suppression of 8 fires and assisted Wastewater Division with emergency
repairs, was the lead agency in the Whale Recovery Project at Puako, consisting of
shoreline removal and burial.
Solid Waste Division
The Quarry Road at the Hilo Landfill was paved with asphalt and concrete and the
Division began hauling our own cover materials with the acquisition of a used 1987
Catepillar Rock Hauler. The road improvement will minimize the maintenance cost of the
rock hauler since the equipment will not be driven on rough terrain and the paving will
reduce the potential of vehicular accidents on the road.
Due to the mechanical breakdown of two used Landfill compactors at the West Hawaii
Landfill, the County had to resort to renting a D-8 dozer. The County will receive a brand
new Catepillar landfill compactor by December 2000. A new compactor will be more reliable
and minimize expensive mechanical repairs.
Received five (5) new Wilkens 75 cubic yard Refuse Trailers. Also repaired six (6)
older trailers to keep refuse trailer fleet in good operational condition.
Repaired Pahoa Transfer Station drainage problem and paved refuse trailer parking
areas.
In the process of installing chain link fence to gate the Transfer Stations in
Papaikou, Keaau, and Honomu. The Puako Transfer Station is in the process of being
reconditioned to restore it to its original condition.
Established a green waste collection and processing site in Waimea.
Continued with the Diversion Grants Program for other waste and glass to sustain and
expand recycling efforts on this island.
Administratively, the Division is upgrading its personal computer
system for future enhancements such as having its own webpage on the County’s
website, saving records on CD ROM for speedy retrieval, and ability to download from the
Internet, equipment specifications, and current government regulations concerning solid
waste operations and OSHA.
Traffic Division
Investigated 219 complaints of requests for repairs, improvements,
studies, etc. Processed 101 road closure permit applications. Reviewed 149 preliminary and
final plans, including impact studies. Completed signs and markings reviews/designs for 13
County road improvement projects.
Operated and maintained 8,462 street lights (7,947 energized and 515
not energized). Included in these counts are 776 State highway lights, 302 DHHL lights and
89 bridge and parking lot lights. Completed 2,305 street light maintenance work orders.
Processed 190 final joint pole applications with HELCO/HTCO. Investigated 27 requests for
new street lights.
Operated maintained 50 traffic signal systems (1 of which is presently not in
operation) and 10 flashing light systems on County highways. Operated and maintained 28
traffic signal systems and 27 flashing light systems on State highways. Operated and
maintained 1 traffic signal system for DHHL. Received and resolved 805 traffic signal
trouble calls with a minimum of delay.
Fabricated 2,389 new traffic signs; installed 2,210 traffic signs; installed 839 sign
supports. Painted 141 miles of pavement markings; installed 2,769 raised pavement markers.
Completed 1,328 work orders, trouble calls, police reports and sign deficiency reports.
Resolution No. 87-99 (draft 2) extended the moratorium on feeding the meters until June
30, 2000. All three individuals assigned to the parking meter branch were assigned to
other divisions within the Department of Public Works.
The bill to eliminate all parking meter zones, except the 36-minute zone and the
metered zone at the County Building will tentatively be adopted in August 2000.
Wastewater Division
Prepared for Y2K by assessing vulnerability, implementing modifications, validating
corrections, and developing contingency plans.
Operated and maintained 5 wastewater treatment plants and 17 pump stations. Treated and
disposed of approximately 1.75 Billion gallons of sewage. Repaired malfunctioning biotower
pumps and replaced chlorine pacing and injection system at the Hilo WTP.
Maintained approximately 47 miles of sewer lines. Acquired CCTV inspection equipment
and cleaned and video-taped over 68% of these lines.
Upgraded and implemented new inventory management system.
Converted sewer billing to page format and provided customers with remittance
envelopes.
Implemented a frame relay communication system to improve the network connection
between the Wastewater office and the Hilo WTP.
DEPARMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
PROJECT ACTIVITIES – FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000
| Building
Division |
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Description |
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Contract Cost |
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NORTH
HILO/HAMAKUA |
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SOUTH
HILO |
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| B-3438 |
Removal
of Arch. Barriers at Kawamoto Swimming Pool Complex |
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| B-3469 |
Kawailani
Fire Station Driveway Restoration |
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$ 11,800.00 |
| B-3424A |
Improvements
to Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, |
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$ 102,400.00 |
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Renovation
of Existing Bird Cage, Demolition of Existing Cages and |
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Enclosure,
and Construction of a New Bird Cage |
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| B-3474 |
Removal
of Acoustic Ceiling at the Prosecuting Attorney's Office |
$ 19,000.00 |
| B-3472 |
Reroofing
of Covered Walkway at Hawaii Public Safety Building |
$ 33,118.00 |
| B-3471 |
Demolition
of the Former Family Crisis Shelter |
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$ 79,677.12 |
| B-3493 |
Hilo
Municipal Golf Course Clubhouse Wastewater System Imprvts |
$ 133,900.00 |
| B-3463 |
Roof
System Repairs for Kawamoto Swimming Pool Complex |
$ 644,944.00 |
| B-3483 |
Wainaku
Gymnasium Roofing Improvements |
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$ 55,560.00 |
| B-3424B |
Improvements
to Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, |
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$ 344,800.00 |
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Renovation
of Existing Aviary Cage, Demolition of Existing Cages & |
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Encl, and
Construction of a New Bird Cage, and Construction of a |
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New
Viewing Deck at Pond B (Duck Pond) |
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| B-3466 |
Improvements
to Seven Seas Luau House |
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$ 547,000.00 |
| B-3443 |
Improvements
to Walter Victor Stadium |
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$ 87,700.00 |
| B-3501 |
E. Hawaii
Police Detention Facility - Phase 1 (Sitework), Hilo, HI |
$ 284,000.00 |
| RFQ |
Convert
Portion of Existing Vendor to New Storage for Treasure's Off |
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at Hawaii
County Building |
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$ 1,950.00 |
| RFQ |
Eradication
of Subterranean Termites for the County of Hawaii Bldg |
$ 8,708.00 |
| RFQ |
Installation
of New Volleyball Stands at Andrews Gymnasium |
$ 1,400.00 |
| RFQ |
Replacement
of Carpet in the Chief Engineer's Office in Room 202 |
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of the
Hawaii County Building |
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$ 795.00 |
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$ 2,356,752.12 |
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PUNA |
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| B-3427 |
Volcano
Community Multi-Purpose Covered Court |
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$ 438,000.00 |
| RFQ |
New Gas
Line Hookup for Hawaiian Paradise Park Fire Station |
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Emergency
Generator |
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$ 465.00 |
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$ 438,465.00 |
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KAU |
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| RFQ |
Replacement
of Ceramic Tile in Men's Restroom at Kau Police St. |
$ 2,675.00 |
| RFQ |
Replacement
of Ceramic Tile in Women's Restroom at Kau Police St. |
$ 3,238.00 |
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$ 5,913.00 |
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SOUTH
KONA |
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| B-3341 |
Kona
Highway Baseyard Office |
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$ 588,700.00 |
| B-3422 |
Improvement
Work to Hale Halawai |
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$ 830,000.00 |
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$ 1,418,700.00 |
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NORTH
KONA |
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| B-3468 |
Exterior
Repainting of Kohala Fire Station and Annex |
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$ 18,491.00 |
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$ 18,491.00 |
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SOUTH
KOHALA |
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| RFQ |
Removal
of Emergency Generator Exhaust System Insulation at |
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Waimea
Fire Station |
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$ 1,650.00 |
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$ 1,650.00 |
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NORTH
KOHALA |
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$ 4,239,971.12 |
Engineering Division
| Project
Construction Completed |
Contract
Cost |
Alii Drive
Shoreline Protection |
0 |
Haaheo Elem.
School Sidewalk Improvements |
490,972 |
Hilo Road
Improvements, Phase III |
2,207,796 |
Hoolulu Park
Tennis Court Resurfacing |
54,377 |
Kamehameha
Avenue Landscape Improvements |
111,666 |
Lahi Street
Drainage Improvements |
204,234 |
Laupahoehoe
Launch Ramp Repair |
22,400 |
Nanawale
Estates Rd & Waterline Improvements |
285,596 |
Waiakea Stream
BMP |
65,300 |
Waiolama Canal
Fencing |
4,528 |
West Hawaii
Drywell Improvements |
131,800 |
Wiliama
Street Drywell Reconstruction |
9,800 |
TOTAL |
3,588,469 |
| Projects
Bid/Awarded/Under Construction |
Contract
Cost |
Kapiolani
Street/Ululani Street Reconstruction |
1,379,266 |
Lindsey Road
Improvements |
1,551,708 |
Mamalahoa
Highway (Kamamalu to Lindsey) |
5,896,803 |
Mamalahoa
Highway Improvements |
862,962 |
Mohouli Street
Extension |
9,551,209 |
Oshiro,
Kalopa/Aliipali & Kaumoali Bridge Replacement |
2,050,000 |
Removal of
Arch. Barriers - Kam (Pauahi to Ponahawai) |
427,000 |
Saddle
Road/Kaumana Drive Curve Improvements |
91,565 |
Traffic Signal
Upgrade (Downtown Hilo) |
1,642,864 |
Waikoloa Road
Improvements |
1,075,898 |
TOTAL |
24,529,275 |
| Consultant Design
(On-going/New) |
Contract
Cost |
Ainaola/Kawailani/Iwalani
Traffic Signals |
386,196 |
Alii Drive
Culvert Replacement |
185,664 |
Honomu/Mamalahoa
Bridge Replacement |
129,636 |
Inoino Gulch
Bridge Replacement |
130,000 |
Kaahakini/Mamalahoa
Bridge Replacement |
110,000 |
Kalapana Road
Realignment and Resurfacing |
390,274 |
Kalopa/Mamalahoa
Bridge Replacement |
101,000 |
Komohana
Street/Alenaio Stream Bridge Replacement |
183,533 |
Mamalahoa
Highway (Hualalai Intersection North) |
138,200 |
Mohouli
Improvements |
374,718 |
Onomea Camp
Road Bridge Replacement |
62,508 |
Waikaalulu/Mamalahoa
Bridge Replacement |
101,000 |
TOTAL |
2,292,729 |
Traffic Division
Project
Construction Completed |
Contract Cost |
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Traffic
Education Program, Pedestrian Signal/Education Program, "HOT
DOT" Program, Infant Restraint
Program |
$16,250 |
Kuakini
Hwy/Haulalai/Palani Signal Upgrade |
Staff |
| S. Kohala, Waikoloa, Lua-Kula
St.,Upgrade of Direct Buried Cables & N. Kona, Mahilani St. Foundation Repair for
Street Lights |
$15,500 |
Hazardous
Waste Disposal (Street Light Ballasts, Transformers and Oil Switches with PCBs) |
$9,750 |
Installation
of Uninterruptable Power Supplies, Various locations, Hilo (Waianuenue-Komohana,
Kam-Pauahi) |
$2,600 |
Kekuanaoa/Kilauea
Traffic Signal Loop Replacement |
Staff |
Lanikaula/Kinoole
Installation of New Loop Detectors |
Staff |
Kanoelehua/Kekuanaoa
Traffic Signal Upgrade |
Staff |
Lanikaula/Manono
Survey Project No. STP-2770 (3) |
$1,552 |
Kapiolani/Ponahawai
Traffic Signal Installation |
Staff |
Restripe
Downtown Hilo-Phase I |
$56,100 |
Restripe
Akolea Road |
$9,380 |
Restripe
Banyan Drive |
$20,581 |
Restripe
Kaumana Dr-Ainako Ave to Lele St |
$12,490 |
Projects
Underway |
Contract
Cost |
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| Kamehameha/Pauahi Traffic
Signal/Street Light Upgrade |
$37,791 |
S. Kohala,
Waikoloa, Upgrade of Direct Buried Cables on Various Streets (Lua-Kula St., Paniolo Ave.)
Street Light Upgrade |
$25,000 |
Lanikaula/Manono
Signals Installation |
Out to Bid |
Konawaena
Elementry Signals Installation |
DAGS |
Kawailani/Ainaola/Pohakulani
Signals (Design) |
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Mohouli
Extension |
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Keaau
Pahoa-Keaau Kula Signal Turn On |
DOT |
Kanoelehua
Closed Loop Signal System |
DOT |
Kanoelehua/Kahaopea
Turn On |
DOT |
Puainako
Extension (Design) |
DOT |
| Downtown Traffic Signal Upgrade
– 9 Intersections |
Federal Aid |
Loop Detector
Installation, Lindsey Road |
Staff |
Hilo Hospital
Embedded Flashing Lights |
Staff |
Alii Dr/Walua
Rd Embedded Flashing Lights |
Staff |
Kinoole/Kilauea
Corridor Signal Upgrade |
Staff |
Makaala-Kanoelehua
Right Turn Overlap |
Staff |
Restripe
Downtown Hilo-Phase 2 |
$105,160 |
Restripe
Kaumana Dr – Ainako Ave to 8 Mile Marker |
$ 58,147 |
Restripe
Pahoa-Kapoho Road |
$112,930 |
Wastewater Division
PROJECT ACTIVITIES – FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000
| Construction Completed |
Contract Cost |
| Paukaa Community Collector Sewer |
$ 1,918,750 |
| Waiakea Houselots Collector Sewer
Ph II |
$ 4,863,265 |
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$ 6,782,615 |
| Construction In Progress |
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| Pahoehoe Sewage Pump Station |
$ 2,392,375 |
| Banyan Drive SPS Rehab |
$ 376,800 |
| Wailuku SPS Rehab |
$ 476,297 |
| Wailoa SPS Modifications |
$ 768,704 |
| FEMA Hazard Mitigation |
$ 193,204 |
| Kealakehe Effluent Reuse Ph I |
$ 646,271 |
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$4,853,651 |
| Design Completed |
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| Pahoehoe Sewage Pump StatioN |
N/A |
| Kaumana Gardens Collector Sewer |
$ 299,500 |
| Old Hilo STP Demo/Rehab |
$ 98,940 |
| Kealakehe Effluent Reuse Master
Plan and Ph IConstruction |
$ 355,000 |
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$ 753,440 |
| Design in Progress |
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| Puueo Community Collector Sewer |
$100,000 |
| Ainako Aina-Nani Collector Sewer |
$300,000 |
| Wailoa Sewage Force Main
Replacement |
$ 150,000 |
|
$ 550,000 |
PUBLIC
WORKS EXPENDITURES FY 1999-2000 |
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SOLID |
VEHICLE |
BEAUTI- |
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GENERAL |
HIGHWAY |
SEWER |
WASTE |
DISPOSAL |
FICATION |
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DIVISION |
FUND |
FUND |
FUND |
FUND |
FUND |
FUND |
TOTAL |
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Administration |
666,527 |
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68,164 |
734,691 |
Automotive |
1,987,579 |
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|
1,987,579 |
Building |
2,951,900 |
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|
2,951,900 |
Engineering |
1,430,724 |
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|
1,430,724 |
Highway
Maint. |
74,442 |
8,019,687 |
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8,094,129 |
Fuel Tax
Projects |
|
2,388,905 |
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|
2,388,905 |
Solid Waste |
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|
9,563,992 |
713,635 |
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10,277,627 |
Traffic |
|
2,687,016 |
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2,687,016 |
Wastewater |
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4,202,173 |
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4,202,173 |
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TOTALS |
7,111,172 |
13,095,608 |
4,202,173 |
9,563,992 |
713,635 |
68,164 |
34,754,744 |
SUMMARY |
POSITIONS
IN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS |
FY
1999 - 2000 |
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ADMIN |
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WHITE
COLLAR |
WHITE
COLLAR |
BLUE
COLLAR |
BLUE
COLLAR |
TOTALS |
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EM’S
& |
PROF |
SUPERVISORY |
NON-SUPERVISORY |
|
NON-SUPERVISORY |
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TOTAL
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DIVISIONS |
EXCLUDED |
BU
13 |
BU
04 |
BU
03 |
BU
02 |
BU
01 |
PERMANENT |
TEMPORARY |
POSITIONS |
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Administration |
6 |
2 |
0 |
8 |
0 |
0 |
16 |
0 |
16 |
Automotive |
1 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
17 |
24 |
2 |
26 |
Building |
2 |
3 |
5 |
27 |
1 |
16 |
54 |
6 |
60 |
Engineering |
2 |
11 |
0 |
18 |
0 |
0 |
31 |
0 |
31 |
Highway
Maint. |
1 |
3 |
0 |
8 |
11 |
123 |
146 |
32 |
178 |
Solid
Waste |
1 |
1 |
0 |
7 |
4 |
44.75 |
57.75 |
9 |
66.75 |
Traffic |
1 |
2 |
0 |
6 |
3 |
15 |
27 |
1 |
28 |
Wastewater |
1 |
5 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
33 |
49 |
4 |
53 |
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TOTALS |
15 |
27 |
5 |
82 |
27 |
248.75 |
404.75 |
54 |
458.75 |
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