Hawaii Administrative Code

Charges for cleaning and other services when provided by the State are as follows: (a) The rate charged for state employees shall be the actual hourly pay of the employee plus overtime, if applicable, plus a fifty-six per cent overhead surcharge. (b) Hourly rates for the use of e…

(a) Any passenger vessel which uses state commercial harbors property or facilities, is used for private gain, and does not have a valid permit that otherwise addresses passenger fees, shall pay passenger fees as set forth in the exhibit, dated July 1, 2018, entitled "PASSENGER F…

Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-44-71 R 11/7/91

Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-44-72 R 11/7/91

(a) Wharfage rates set forth in sections 19-44-65(b), (c) and (d), 19-44-66, 19-44-68 and 19-44-69, shall increase on the following dates by the following percentages: (1) February 1, 2017...17% increase over the then prevailing rate; (2) October 1, 2017...15% increase over the t…

Notes Haw. Code R. §§ 19-44-74 to 19-44-75

Saturdays, Sundays and federal or state holidays shall be excluded in the computation of free time Free time for incoming cargo shall commence at 12:01 am of the day following the day in which all cargo for the port is discharged from the vessel including cargo that is discharged…

The harbor master may allow extensions of free time for good cause. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-44-77 [Eff 5/20/82; am and comp 2/26/96; comp FEB 01 2010] (Auth: HRS § 266-2) (Imp: HRS § 266-2) Comp 4/8/2018

The harbor master may assign storage areas for cargo, charges for which will be assessed in accordance with section 19-44-42, when in the harbor master's judgment such assignment would not adversely affect the fair and efficient management of a wharf. Assignment of storage space …

Free time in calendar days shall be allowed as set forth in the following schedule: FREE TIME (CALENDAR DAYS) INCOMING DOMESTIC OVERSEAS CARGO (From U.S. Ports) INCOMING FOREIGN OVERSEAS (CUSTOMS) CARGO INCOMING CARGO FROM PORTS WITHIN THE STATE OUTGOING CARGO SHIPPING DEVICES . …

Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-44-8 R 12/20/85

Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-44-80 R 12/5/83

Loading and unloading cargo, other than motor vehicles, into and out of shipping devices, unless emergency or other circumstances require otherwise and the prior written permission is obtained from the chief of the harbors division, shall be conducted only at container freight st…

In the computation of demurrage, the term "ton" shall be applied, either by weight, volume, or board foot measurement, in accordance with carrier's terms of affreightment. Saturdays, Sundays and federal or state holidays shall be included together with the normal weekdays in comp…

Demurrage rates shall be assessed as follows: (1) For cargo, other than container cargo and shipping devices, for which wharfage is computed on a tonnage basis, demurrage rates shall be $1.23 per ton or any fraction of a ton per day for the first five days, and $2.48 per ton or a…

The charge for demurrage for container cargo, shipping devices and cargo in SCFS shall be paid by the vessel, its agents or owners. The charge for demurrage on other cargo shall be paid by the owners of the merchandise upon which the charge is assessed but the collection of demur…

Terminal operators shall prepare "Demurrage Cargo Reports" by noon of the day following expiration of free time for cargo for which they are responsible and shall submit the reports to the harbor master or the harbor master's authorized representative. Failure to comply with this…

Notes Haw. Code R. §§ 19-44-86 to 19-44-90

Any person responsible for damage to state property shall make repairs in accordance with state specifications. If the State determines that the repairs are completed improperly or if the responsible party does not undertake the repairs within a reasonable time, the State shall a…

All vessels shall pay a port entry fee when entering each of the harbors under the jurisdiction of the department including but not limited to Honolulu, Barbers Point, Hilo, Kawaihae, Kahului, Kaumalapau, Kaunakakai, Nawiliwili, Port Allen, Hana, and any other harbor otherwise de…

Port entry fees shall be based upon overall length of vessel in linear feet as set forth in the exhibit, dated July 1, 2018, entitled "PORT ENTRY FEE SCHEDULE (July 1, 2018)", located at the end of this chapter; the exhibit as it may be amended, is incorporated herein, and is her…

This chapter establishes the service charge for delinquent accounts. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-6-1 [Eff OCT 04 1990] (Auth: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-12, 264-24, 266-2, 266-21.1, 267-4, c 267A) (Imp: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-17, 264-24, 266-2, 266-21.3, 267-4, c267A)

As used in this chapter: "Delinquent account" means an account that remains unpaid on the day that payment is due. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-6-2 [Eff OCT 04 1990] (Auth: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-12, 264-24, 266-2, 266-21.1, 267-4, c 267A) (Imp: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-17, 264-24, 266-2,…

The monthly service charge for delinquent accounts shall be $25.00. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-6-3 [Eff OCT 04 1990] (Auth: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-12, 264-24, 266-2, 266-21.1, 267-4, c 267A) (Imp: HRS §§ 171-6(13), 261-17, 264-24, 266-2, 266-21.3, 267-6, c 267A)

As used in this chapter, unless otherwise specifically indicated: "Agency" means each state or county board, commission, department, or officer authorized by law to make rules or to adjudicate contested cases except those in the legislative or judicial branches. "Lieutenant gover…

(a) The principal address of the office shall be the Hawaii State Capitol Building, Honolulu, Hawaii. Unless otherwise specifically provided by law or by direction of the office, all communications to the office shall be sent to the lieutenant governor at such address. (b) The of…

(a) The term "public records" as used in this section, shall be defined as in § 92-50, Hawaii Revised Statutes. Public records include the rules, written statements of policy or interpretation formulated, adopted or used by the office, all final opinions, rulings and orders, the …

(a) A petition requesting the adoption, amendment or repeal of any rule of the lieutenant governor may be filed with the office. The petition shall include both the text of the affected rule according to the Ramseyer format and the text of the affected rule in its final form. The…

(a) The lieutenant governor or the duly authorized representative shall preside over the public hearing for the adoption, amendment or repeal of the rule. The hearing shall afford all interested persons a reasonable opportunity to be heard on matters relevant to the issues involv…

(a) A petition for a declaratory ruling as to the applicability of any statutory provision or the applicability of any rule or order of the lieutenant governor may be filed with the office. The petition shall clearly and concisely state: the pertinent statutory provision, rule or…

Petitions on file with the office are confidential and not a matter of public record. The hearing on the denial of a petition shall be confidential and not open to the public. Notes Haw. Code R. § 2-2-6.1 [Eff and comp SEP 28 1987] (Auth: HRS § 574-5) (Imp: HRS § 574-5)

(a) To change a person's name, a petition on the form prescribed shall be submitted to the office containing at least the following information describing the person whose name is to be changed: (1) The person's present name and if a prior name change(s) had been granted, the dat…

(a) The petition for the change of name of any minor shall be accompanied by a consent to the change of name signed by: (1) The parents of the minor whether custodial or non-custodial; and (2) The minor if the minor is ten years or older at the time the petition is filed. (b) The…

The petition for the change of name shall contain an order of the change of name in the form prescribed by the lieutenant governor. The order shall be in two original forms with copies thereof, but more copies of the order may be submitted if desired. Notes Haw. Code R. § 2-2-4 […

(a) Once the petition has been approved a notice of change of name signed by the lieutenant governor shall be mailed to the petitioner. (b) The petitioner shall have published the notice of change of name in a newspaper of general circulation in the State within sixty days of the…

If the lieutenant governor decides to deny the petition, a notice of intent to deny shall be sent by certified or registered mail to the petitioner. The notice of intent to deny shall state that the lieutenant governor intends to deny the petition and shall include the reasons fo…

The filing fee for a change of name under this chapter shall be the amount set forth in section 574-5, HRS, and is nonrefundable. Notes Haw. Code R. § 2-2-7 [Eff 9/30/69: am 3/11/82: am and comp SEP 28 1987] (Auth: HRS § 574-5) (Imp: HRS § 574-5)

The purpose of this chapter is to establish: (1) Procedures and time limits that agencies shall follow when processing requests to inspect or copy government records under part II of the Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified), chapter 92F, Hawaii Revised Statutes; and (2) T…

(a) Any person may, during an agency's regular business hours, submit an informal request for access to records. (b) Upon receiving an informal request under this section, an agency shall respond to the request by doing one or more of the following:(1) Provide access to any discl…

(a) Any person may, during an agency's regular business hours, submit a formal request for access to records in accordance with this section. (b) A formal request shall be in written, electronic, or other physical form and shall contain the following information: (1) Information …

(a) When an agency receives a request for access to a record that is: (1) Required to be disclosed under section 92F-12, HRS, in its entirety; or (2) Available for public access in its entirety, The agency shall disclose the record within a reasonable time not to exceed ten busin…

(a) When the agency intends to disclose a record in response to a formal request, the agency's written notice to the requester shall state: (1) The location where the record will be made available to the requester in accordance with section 2-71-18; (2) The following information …

(a) As used in this chapter, extenuating circumstances exist when: (1) The agency must consult with another person to determine whether the record is exempt from disclosure under chapter 92F, HRS; (2) The request requires extensive agency efforts to search, review, or segregate t…

(a) The requester shall: (1) Pay any fees assessed by the agency in accordance with sections 2-71-15 or 2-71-19, whichever is applicable; (2) Make any arrangements with the agency to inspect and copy the disclosable record as instructed by the agency's notice; and (3) If able, pr…

(a) When information in a requested record is not required to be disclosed under section 92F-13, HRS, or any other law, an agency shall assess whether the information is reasonably segregable from the requested record. If the record is reasonably segregable, the agency shall: (1)…

(a) The location where an agency makes a record available to the requester for inspection or copying shall be where the agency maintains the record or where the agency has accommodations for inspection and copying. (b) If access to a record is requested at a location other than a…

(a) When a person requests access to a government record under part II of chapter 92 F, HRS, the agency may charge the requester:(1) Fees for searching for, reviewing, and segregating the record; provided that these fees shall be assessed in accordance with this chapter; and (2) …