Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 10

HCC §10-1 Definitions for grading and excavation rules

HCC §10-10 What you need to submit for a grading, grubbing, or stockpiling permit

HCC §10-11 Permit fees for grading, grubbing, and stockpiling work

HCC §10-12 What a grading permit allows and what conditions may be attached

HCC §10-13 When grading, grubbing, and stockpiling permits expire

HCC §10-14 When the county can deny a grading permit

HCC §10-15 When the county can suspend or revoke a grading permit

HCC §10-16 No building until grading is finished and approved

HCC §10-17 Inspections and stopping work for grading problems

HCC §10-18 Rules for building cuts and fills on your property

HCC §10-19 How far cut or fill slopes must be from property lines

HCC §10-2 Fixing dangerous conditions on your property

HCC §10-20 Limits on how much land can be cleared for grading

HCC §10-21 What materials can be used for fill and how compacted it must be

HCC §10-22 Preparing the ground and handling removed vegetation

HCC §10-23 Final grading report and inspection notice

HCC §10-24 Rules for digging and filling land to protect neighbors and public areas

HCC §10-25 Rules for drainage around excavations and fills

HCC §10-26 Erosion and sediment control rules

HCC §10-3 Exemptions from erosion control rules

HCC §10-4 County completion of work and cost recovery

HCC §10-5 Getting a waiver from strict building rules

HCC §10-6 Appeals of public works decisions

HCC §10-7 Liability

HCC §10-8 Violations and penalties for breaking this chapter

HCC §10-9 Permits required for grading, grubbing, and stockpiling