Restripe streets for bikes
Have public bike use programs downtown, waikiki, kaimuki, and other congested areas
Create seperate city division for biking and walking
Remove it from the current folks who have made it low to last priority

These look better, save roads from drainage problems and recharge the aquifer.

Grow and Stock native food fish in our City parks and public water ways.

We are an island people and need fresh fish to feed ourselves and live sustainably

This is done in many Cities.

http://www.kirklandwa.gov/depart/Public_Works/Transportation___Streets/Kirkland_s_Experience_with_In-pavement_Flashing_Crosswalks.htm

DPP should number how many new developments they approve and show the public. They also need to show how their is enough water and electricity for each project they approve.

The campaign contributions should be posted on the City website for public inspection.

The current website is unuseable to find info. about projects. Project info needs to be scanned and available for the public.

This will show where pollution enters streams & the ocean. It will also protect public health. Currently only entry points are stenciled with no public notification of where these drains discharge.

This would be useful for residents who may be inconvenienced, as well as those who are wondering when their street will be repaved.

Sometimes I need to buy something that I haven't looked for in the past, I have to stop at multiple stores before I find it. It's easy just to go on Amazon and have it mailed, but if it were possible to know where to shop, I could get it here in Honolulu.

This could either use crowd-sourced or store inventory information, and would be especially useful for those small businesses that I wouldn't normally go to.

Create a mobile app that makes it easier for constituents to connect with their council members. The app could include the following features: find and contact your council member (via zip code), upcoming hearings, public events in my district, votes, and etc. As an example, Sunlight Foundation provides a similar app for congress.

Kokua Wireless has deployed free municipal wifi hot zones throughout Oahu. The nodes are used by businesses to share their internet and provide free wifi. It creates a mesh. We need to solicit "techies in the various neighborhoods to adopt these nodes (like adopting a street) to ensure that they stay activated.

Have public meetings and hearings on-line for free, in real time, so that people can see the proceedings as they are happening, not on Olelo a week or two later.

Mobile App for vehicles so people can publish if tail lights are out or other issues relating to vehicles.

Developers could them develop MASHUP apps. Example: A map that shows all road closures, reason for the road closure and impact such as bus re-route or trash pick up. This way the private sector and various government agencie and NGO's like the electric company can coordinate efforts for a one time only road closure.
Mashup Crime data with other mapping data such as where the overt surveylance cameras are located.