Chapter 266

§266-1 State transportation department controls commercial harbors

§266-1.5 State control over Honolulu harbor Piers 1 and 2

§266-1.6 Who controls Hana harbor and its small boat ramp

§266-2 Powers and duties of the transportation department

§266-2.2 Harbor work on submerged lands is exempt from conservation permits

§266-2.5 Which outdoor lighting rule wins at harbors

§266-3 Rules for state commercial harbors and waterfronts

§266-4 State rules limit transportation department powers

§266-4.5 Keeping public access when state land is leased

§266-6 How transportation department pays for things

§266-7 Department duties

§266-13 When boats must pay dockage fees and when they can be waived

§266-14 Charges for freight left on docks and selling it if unpaid

§266-17 Harbor and wharf rates

§266-19 Harbor special fund: what it is and how it is used

§266-19.5 How the state can work with private companies to build harbor projects

§266-21.4 Rules for inspecting boats that moor in state harbors

§266-21.5 Harbor space for biosecurity and cargo inspection

§266-23 Accepting gifts for harbor use

§266-24 Who enforces harbor rules and how

§266-24.1 Getting a ticket or being arrested for harbor rules

§266-24.2 Unauthorized control of property in state custody

§266-25 Violation of rules; penalty

§266-26 Proof of who moored a vessel

§266-27 Unauthorized boats in state harbors: impoundment and disposal

§266-28 Harbor users must pay fines they cause

§266-29 State harbors can handle minor violations with fines

§266-30 State can fine or sue for harbor law violations

§266-31 When the state can block a ship from using ports

§266-51 What key terms mean in this part

§266-52 Department powers for special facility leases and bonds

§266-53 Conditions for special facility leases

§266-54 Rules for special facility leases with the department

§266-55 Rules for issuing special facility revenue bonds

§266-61 Who must tie up commercial ships at docks