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Water Shut-Down in Kula: On Thursday, December 5th, a portion of homes in the Poli Poli and Middle Roads area will have their water shut-off from approximately 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Department of Water Supply customers along these roads are encouraged to store water and adjust schedules as appropriate.

Real Property Tax Reform: As you are aware,  Bills 58 and 59, relating to tax classifications and tiered real property tax rates, passed in the Council on second and final reading a couple of weeks back. Nevertheless, there was a lot of testimony that spoke to a need for more public outreach and education prior to implementing the framework outlined in these pieces of legislation. With that in mind, on Friday, December 13th, from 9-11 am, RAM will be hosting Councilmember Alice Lee for a presentation regarding the Council\\u2019s real property tax reform efforts, followed by a question and answer session. This event is free but it is for RAM members, and we ask that you please register in advance. Just a word of warning, there is a possibility that this event will be canceled due to scheduling issues that we are working on resolving, but I will keep everyone posted on that.

Maui Landlord Series: Due to the success of our annual Landlord Summit, RAM and the Maui Homeless Alliance are organizing a series of workshops to educate landlords and get them working with housing assistance programs. The first workshop is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 9, from 9 - 11 am at MEO. This Maui Landlord Series workshop will feature a HUD informational session as well as a landlord/tenant rights panel discussion. Moreover, we will also be accepting food donations for the Maui Food Bank. If you know any landlords or property managers who might be interested in attending, please have them register for this free event at eventbrite.com.

SMA and Shoreline Rules Changes: The Planning Department will be holding informational meetings on proposed changes to the SMA and shoreline rules for Maui island. At these meetings, representatives from the Planning Department will give an overview of the proposed changes and the rationale behind them, answer questions, and take input and suggestions. The meetings will begin at 5 pm, and the dates and locations are:

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• Paia: Wednesday, Dec. 4, Kaunoa Senior Center, 401 Alakapa Place
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• Lahaina: Wednesday, Dec. 11, Lahaina Civic Center Social Hall, 1840 Honoapiilani Highway
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The proposed rules and some Frequently Asked Questions can be found at https://www.mauicounty.gov/121/Planning-Department under "Hot Topics." Also available there is the presentation that Dr. Chip Fletcher gave to the Maui Planning Commission on October 22.

100 Real Estate Agents Who Care: Pohaku Kepler is a senior at Kihei Charter School and his goal is to get 100 REALTORS to donate $100 each in order to raise $10,000 for Habitat for Humanity. All the money raised will go towards helping families right here in Maui County. Check out www.100RealEstateAgentsWhoCare.com for more information and to donate.