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Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 5A

21 sections of the Hawaiʻi County Code

HCC §5A-1-1 What this building code is called

HCC §5A-1-2 Why this building code exists

HCC §5A-1-3 Which buildings must follow this code and which are exempt

HCC §5A-1-4 Where to find permit and enforcement rules

HCC §5A-1-5 Rules for older buildings that were already allowed

HCC §5A-1-6 Definitions for the building code chapter

HCC §5A-1-7 Building work must follow the code and permits

HCC §5A-1-8 Which rules win when county and state building codes conflict

HCC §5A-1-9 How model codes are treated in this county code

HCC §5A-2-1 County adopts the 2006 International Building Code with local changes

HCC §5A-3-1 Appendices not applicable

HCC §5A-3-2 Adopting two building code appendices

HCC §5A-3-21 Adding special building rules for Hawaii

HCC §5A-3-23 Rules for thatch roofs and walls to prevent fire spread

HCC §5A-3-24 Rules for building hurricane shelters and safe rooms

HCC §5A-3-25 Wind design rules for new buildings in Hawaii County

HCC §5A-3-26 Rules for building traditional Hawaiian hale structures

HCC §5A-3-3 Rules for farm buildings and fences

HCC §5A-4-1 Which buildings must follow flood rules

HCC §5A-4-2 Definitions for flood rules in this article

HCC §5A-4-3 General rules for the building code

Published by the County of Hawaiʻi Office of the County Clerk. Official source