Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 21

HCC §21-1 What this sewer code is meant to do

HCC §21-10 When the county can stop extra sewage flow

HCC §21-11 Sewage treatment required before discharge into natural outlets

HCC §21-12 Rules for building sewage pumping stations

HCC §21-13 Rules for sewer main placement and size

HCC §21-14 When the county must build a sewer connection pipe

HCC §21-15 Construction standards for sewage works

HCC §21-16 Who pays for building sewers in a subdivision

HCC §21-17 Getting approval for sewage construction plans

HCC §21-18 County inspections of sewer work during construction

HCC §21-19 County takes over sewage systems after approval

HCC §21-2 Definitions for the County sewer rules

HCC §21-20 Applying for a sewer lateral

HCC §21-21 Where sewer laterals can be placed

HCC §21-22 Rules for building sewer connections

HCC §21-23 Deposit needed before sewer lateral installation

HCC §21-24 No extra fee for an already paid lateral

HCC §21-25 Getting a permit to connect to the sewer line

HCC §21-26 County Council must approve sewer line extensions

HCC §21-27 Who decides how sewer extensions are built

HCC §21-28 Who pays for a sewer extension and how you get repaid

HCC §21-29 Rules for private haulers dumping pumped waste into county sewers

HCC §21-3 Tampering with public sewers

HCC §21-30 Setting a flat sewer rate for properties

HCC §21-31 Sewer fees for homes and apartments

HCC §21-32 How sewer bills are sent, paid, and what happens if late

HCC §21-33 Sewer charges when you start or stop service

HCC §21-34 How sewer fees are collected and divided into three accounts

HCC §21-35 Sewer service charge review and notice

HCC §21-36 Wastewater service charge rates for different users

HCC §21-37 County loan guarantee program for sewer connections

HCC §21-38 Definitions for sewer connection loan program

HCC §21-39 County-backed loans for required sewer connections

HCC §21-4 Sealing sewer lines when removing buildings

HCC §21-40 How to get a county-guaranteed loan for sewer connection

HCC §21-41 What happens when a loan backed by the county goes into default

HCC §21-44 Contractor and borrower must protect the county from sewer connection claims

HCC §21-45 Sewer loan reserve fund rules and reporting

HCC §21-5 Connecting your property to the public sewer

HCC §21-6 Sewer installation rules for new subdivisions

HCC §21-7 Rules for unusually strong industrial waste in sewers

HCC §21-8 Drainage of storm water and unpolluted water into sewers

HCC §21-9 What cannot be put into the public sewer