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Chung described his background in real estate and nonprofit housing work and told senators he was prepared to help the agency address financing and pipeline issues. Committee members pressed him on the causes of development delays and asked whether state-level permitting or changes to lending priorities could speed construction.

Why it matters: HHFDC stewards significant state housing financing, including long-term low-interest gap loans. Senators queried ways to accelerate revolving funds and to prioritize income-blind or revenue-neutral products so that public funds can be redeployed more quickly to build housing.

Key points from the hearing

- Chung cited experience leading housing organizations and private-sector development work. He said permitting-review timelines — which can exceed a year for complex multifamily projects — are a significant bottleneck on Maui and Oahu.

- Senators discussed the possibility of a state permitting office for state-funded projects and reconfiguring the Rental Housing Revolving Fund (RHRF) priorities to allow shorter-term loans that would revolve faster and finance more units over time. Chung said the idea “intuitively” made sense but that details and resources would determine whether it worked.

Committee action

- GM 736 (Grant Chung) — Chair’s recommendation: advise and consent. The chair recorded an aye vote and the committee adopted the recommendation.

Provenance (transcript excerpts)

- Topic intro (nominee statement): \"Good afternoon, mister chair, vice chair, and members of the committee. I am Grant Chan and, appreciate your time and consideration, in this appointment. I've accepted the nomination and would be, pleased to be able to serve the people of the state of Hawaii in this manner. Thank you.\" (Transcript block at 1880.12)

- Select questioning excerpt (permitting and revolving funds): \"…the review period for a building permit, even for a single family residence, is at least a year. And, for something more complex, like a multifamily, affordable housing, complex, you'd be lucky to have your documents reviewed within a year.\" (Transcript block starting at 2286.9548)

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Darcy said she resides on Maui and has accepted the nomination to serve on the HPHA board. She told senators she was interested in learning more about large projects and integrating fiduciary, legal and operational oversight: \"I think uniquely and to see a project like this which is so unique come forward is exciting,\" she said, adding that she would work to understand financial and legal responsibilities and to support accountability.

Why it matters: HPHA oversees public housing and relocations related to redevelopment projects. Senators used the confirmation hearing to press Darcy on accountability and whether she had reviewed media reports and public testimony about resident relocations at Cleo Park (Cahill Park Terrace). Committee members asked whether she had visited affected sites and how she would exercise board oversight if projects were delayed or residents raised complaints.

Key details from the hearing

- Darcy described prior board experience and said she would push for context and communication when media reports leave out details; she noted she has worked with people who are unhoused and would bring that perspective to oversight.

- Senators challenged Darcy on whether board members should visit affected projects and on concrete oversight actions. Darcy said she has been welcomed to ask difficult and repetitive questions and that she intends to use her board position to ask those questions and seek accountability. She also indicated the board had previously commissioned a review of a delayed project to examine what occurred.

Committee action

- GM 592 (Lisa Ann Darcy) — Chair’s recommendation: advise and consent. The committee recorded the chair’s aye vote and adopted the recommendation.

Provenance (transcript excerpts)

- Topic intro (nominee statement): \"Good afternoon, Chair. Good afternoon, Vice Chair. I'm a little under the weather. So, I appreciate, your time today, and being here and considering my nomination. My name is Lisa Darcy.\" (Transcript block at 342.775)

- Select questioning excerpt (resident relocation and oversight): \"What is your take on the response of that public housing authority has, I guess, done in response to the all the news articles that have been coming out on Cahill Park Terrace and the relocation of those residents?\" (Questioner, transcript block starting at 531.27)

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The most consequential votes: the committees passed HCR 66, a request that the State Building Code Council update the state building code to authorize point-access block construction for residential buildings up to six stories; they also passed HCR 78, declaring the intent that projects whose units qualified for housing credits under Act 31 remain eligible for credits after that act’s repeal. The committees advised and consented to the nominations of Lisa Ann Darcy to the Hawaii Public Housing Authority board and Grant Chung to the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation board.

Why it matters: HCR 66 would ask the State Building Code Council to change construction-authority language that could affect midrise residential development statewide. HCR 78 aims to protect the continuity of housing-credit eligibility for projects that relied on Act 31. The two confirmations place experienced private- and nonprofit-sector housing figures on state boards that oversee funding, development and management of public and affordable housing.

Votes and formal actions

- HCR 66 — Pass unamended. Motion recorded as the chair’s recommendation to pass HCR 66 unamended; committee recommendation adopted in joint session and later passed by the Housing Committee. Named recorded votes in the joint session include Chair LaFonte (yes) and Senator Fukunaga (yes); the committee later recorded the chair voting aye and noted “with all others voting aye” in the Housing-only disposition. (Transcript evidence: introduction of HCR 66 at the joint hearing and the later Housing Committee vote.)

- HCR 78 — Pass unamended. Chair’s recommendation to pass HCR 78 unamended; the committee recorded votes of Chair (aye), Vice Chair (aye), Senator Aquino (aye), Senator Kanuha (aye) and Senator Fevella (aye); recommendation adopted. (Transcript evidence: HCR 78 introduction and vote during the Housing-only agenda.)

- GM 592 (Lisa Ann Darcy) — Advise and consent. The committee moved to advise and consent to Darcy’s nomination to the Hawaii Public Housing Authority board; the chair recorded an aye vote and the recommendation was adopted. Darcy spoke briefly and answered questions during her confirmation hearing. (Transcript evidence: nominee statement and final disposition.)

- GM 736 (Grant Chung) — Advise and consent. The committee moved to advise and consent to Chung’s nomination to the HHFDC board; the chair recorded an aye vote and the recommendation was adopted. Chung made brief remarks and answered questions about financing and permitting delays. (Transcript evidence: nominee statement and final disposition.)

What the record shows (procedural detail)

- HCR 66 was introduced for decision making at the joint PSM + Housing slot; a short roster of registered testifiers (Perry Eris Smith; Ted Kafales; Frank Schultz; OPSD late testimony) was announced but their oral testimony excerpts are not recorded in the supplied transcript. The chair’s recommendation to pass unamended was adopted in the joint session and later confirmed in the Housing-only meeting.

- HCR 78 was presented during the Housing-only agenda; the chair recommended passage unamended and the committee adopted the recommendation.

- Both gubernatorial messages (GM 592 and GM 736) were heard in the Housing-only agenda with nominees present. Committees asked nominees about redevelopment and relocation concerns (HPHA nominee Darcy) and about pipeline/permitting and lending-reform ideas (HHFDC nominee Chung). Both nominees received advise-and-consent recommendations from the committee.

Provenance (selected transcript excerpts)

- HCR 66 introduction (topicintro): \"If time permits, decision making will occur after we hear from all of those offering testimony. We only have 1 item on our joint agenda. That's house concurrent resolution 66 requesting the state building code council to adopt, amend, or update the state building code to authorize point access block construction for residential buildings up to 6 stories in the state.\" (Transcript block starting at 51.524998)

- HCR 66 joint decision finish (topfinish): \"So with that being said, the chair is having conferred recommendation here on HCR 66 is to pass as is. Any further discussion? If not, acting vice chair votes for the vote. Chair votes aye.\" (Transcript block starting at 132.675)

- HCR 78 introduction (topicintro): \"First we begin with HCR 78 declaring the intent that projects with housing units that qualify for housing credits under Act 31 are still eligible to receive housing credits after the repeal of that act.\" (Transcript block starting at 216.655)

- HCR 78 final vote (topfinish): \"For HCR 78, chair's recommendation is to pass unamended, chair votes aye, vice chair votes aye. Senator Aquino? Aye. Senator Kanuha? Aye. Senator Fevella? Aye. Chair recommendation is adopted.\" (Transcript block starting at 2659.345)

- GM 592 nominee statement (topicintro): \"Good afternoon, Chair. Good afternoon, Vice Chair. I'm a little under the weather. So, I appreciate, your time today, and being here and considering my nomination. My name is Lisa Darcy.\" (Transcript block starting at 342.775)

- GM 592 final disposition (topfinish): \"GM 5 92 chair's recommendation is to advise and consent. Chair votes aye. Members GM 592 Chair's recommendation is passed with advise and consent... recommendation is adopted.\" (Transcript block starting at 2683.115)

- GM 736 nominee statement (topicintro): \"Good afternoon, mister chair, vice chair, and members of the committee. I am Grant Chan and, appreciate your time and consideration, in this appointment.\" (Transcript block starting at 1880.12)

- GM 736 final disposition (topfinish): \"Recommendation for GM 736 advising consent. Chair votes aye. With all others voting aye. Recommendations adopted.\" (Transcript block starting at 2743.135)

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