No 23 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting October 2026

The No. 23 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board regular meeting, convened by the City and County Neighborhood Commission Office on October 8, 2026 (October 9 UTC in the metadata), included a procurement-relevant update on two Navy ammunition-storage projects at Westlock Annex. The Army-funded project PN080133 began construction in March 2026 and is expected to finish in summer 2028. Project P-034 includes missile-storage magazines, an entry-control facility, and a replacement access road; construction began in August 2026, with completion also expected in summer 2028. The presenter said the P-034 contract had been awarded a few months earlier but did not provide the contractor or contract value. Board members requested follow-up information on project costs, storage capacity, safety zones, road design, and outreach to nearby residents; no project vote was taken.

Crown Castle and T-Mobile presented a proposal to relocate and modify an existing 60-foot wireless facility at an elementary school, replacing a flagpole-style tower with a monopine design. The proposal would require a conditional-use-permit modification and a building permit; no board approval or contract award was reported. Other funding and infrastructure discussions included advocacy for a proposed food-security charter amendment, described as allocating 5% of existing real-property-tax revenues and estimated at about $8 million annually, and a state study of H-1/Keaʻau interchange improvements with HDR, Inc. No procurement action on those items was taken. The board approved an agenda edit and August meeting minutes.