Chapter 342F

§342F-1 Definitions for Hawaii's noise law

§342F-2 Who runs this law and who can help

§342F-3 State noise rules and hearing officers

§342F-4 How to apply for and keep a permit

§342F-4.5 When construction projects do not need a noise permit

§342F-5 How to get a noise variance and what the public can do

§342F-6 When officials can enter and inspect for noise

§342F-7 Enforcement

§342F-8 Emergency noise orders and quick hearings

§342F-9 Fines for breaking noise rules and blocking inspections

§342F-10 Noise rule violation tickets

§342F-11 How the state decides and applies fines for violations

§342F-11.5 Where collected fines and penalties go

§342F-12 State can sue to stop environmental law violations

§342F-13 How to appeal a director's decision

§342F-14 Fees for noise, radiation, and indoor air permits

§342F-14.5 Fees for noise rule notifications

§342F-15 Public Noise Reports and Confidential Information

§342F-16 Department workers are not personally liable for official acts

§342F-17 This law does not block other legal remedies

§342F-18 Who must enforce this law

§342F-19 Other laws still apply to the department

§342F-20 County noise rules and conflicts with state law

§342F-21 Courts may prioritize cases under this law

§342F-30 Getting written approval before making excessive noise

§342F-30.5 Statewide noise rules and county control

§342F-30.8 When You Can Use Leaf Blowers and Weed Whackers

§342F-31 Rules for controlling vehicle and other noise

§342F-31.5 Noise measurement rules and nighttime limits

§342F-32 How noise complaints and hearings are handled

§342F-33 Noise research, education, and training