What's Being Discussed

• Temporary wastewater service for a new Central Maui school: The committee will review a proposed bill (Bill 116) that would allow the Mayor to make a formal agreement with the state to connect a new Central Maui school to the Wailuku-Kahului wastewater system. A minor amendment is also proposed to correct the facility's name in the bill's text.
• Rezoning near Maui Ocean Center: The committee will consider sending a rezoning proposal to the Maui Planning Commission. The proposal would change the official land use designation of six parcels totaling about 10 acres near Mā'alaea — the area around Maui Ocean Center and Maui Harbor Shops — to B-2 Community Business District.
• Adopt-A-Street pilot program update: The Department of Public Works will give a status report on this community volunteer program, which encourages residents and groups to help maintain public streets. The committee may also explore whether a similar Adopt-A-Block program would be worthwhile. No vote will be taken on this item.

Decisions Expected

• A possible vote to advance Bill 116 on first reading, with or without changes.
• A possible vote to adopt Resolution 26-137, referring the Mā'alaea rezoning question to the Maui Planning Commission.
• No formal action is expected on the Adopt-A-Street program.

Who Should Pay Attention

• Families and staff connected to the new Central Maui school
• Residents, businesses, and visitors near Mā'alaea and Maui Ocean Center
• Community members interested in volunteering to maintain local streets
• Anyone concerned about wastewater infrastructure or land use planning on Maui