Matt Weyer

Context

Councilmember, District II. From the city website (retrieved 2026-10-22); verify.

Flood Detection Sensor Pilot - presided
Emergency Alert Watch Office - questioned department
Resilience Hubs - discussion
RES26-235 HART Board Appointment - asked about long-term vision
Pearl Highlands Pedestrian Bridge - asked for status
Quarterly Public Works Construction Update - asked about CIP planning funds
Budget Veto Override - voted no; defended frontline city staff
Property Tax Credit Eligibility - voted no; wants a broader income-based credit
Motor Vehicle Weight Tax Cut - voted no
Homeowner Exemption Increase - voted aye with reservations; proposed a Permitted Interaction Group
Large Detached Dwelling Limits - voted aye with reservations
East Kapolei Transit Zoning - voted aye with reservations on Bill 38
Towing Overcharge Settlement - questioned counsel on the terms
Laie Base Yard Boundary Change - asked about fuel and generator capacity
Recycled Ash Road Paving - moved Resolution 26-189
Illegal Peddling Fines - voted aye with reservations

2026-09-09 - Regular Council - Questioned Environmental Services on the Lāʻie yard and counsel on the towing settlement; absent for Bills 31 and 32.
2026-08-12 - Regular Council - Voted no on Bill 47; moved the energy vulnerability resolution.
2026-07-08 - Regular Council - Voted no on the veto override.
2026-10-21 - Infrastructure, Transportation & Technology - Asked about cable resilience, HART's vision, the Pearl Highlands bridge and CIP funds.
2026-10-20 - Energy Environment & Sustainability - Presided; questioned the department on the flood pilot, alerts and resilience hubs.
2026-10-22 - Page created from public sources.