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[email protected] A Maui County Council committee is proposing an $842.6 million budget that would use higher hotel taxes to generate more revenue for affordable housing. The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photos A Maui County Council committee is proposing an $842.6 million budget that would increase the current budget by about $20 million and rely on tax hikes for hotels to fund more affordable housing. The Budget, Finance and Economic Development Committee finished reviewing Mayor Michael Victorino’s proposal last week and moved forward its own version, which includes at least $9 million more than the mayor budgeted for affordable housing, Committee Chairwoman Keani Rawlins-Fernandez said on Thursday. ....
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[email protected] A portion of the Wailuku Water Co. water delivery system is shown. Much of the system was finished in the early 1900s and the County of Maui has been mulling plans to acquire it for years. ACM Consultants Inc. photo While details of the county’s anticipated acquisition of Wailuku Water Co.’s system remain fluid, an official said Thursday that an agreement may be reached by next year. “There’s a lot still in flux,” Maui County Managing Director Sandy Baz told The Maui News on Thursday afternoon. “But we should be able to send something to the council early next year.” ....
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photos First photo: Kula’s Bea Morrison adds a Christmas ornament to a display tree at the Wailea Villages’ Sunset Market on Thursday evening. Morrison and husband Troy Morrison own TBM Creations and specialize in resin art, woodwork and acrylic pouring. Bea said the pandemic has changed their business model. “It’s a lot of transitioning from this kind of market to online,” she said. “A lot of adjustments for sure.” Second photo: Aki Sword (right) gets a pair of print aprons for a customer while helping girlfriend Bailey Onaga on Thursday. Onaga is the owner and illustrator for B. Miyo Art. ....