Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 6

HCC §6-1 Getting approval to start or expand a cemetery

HCC §6-10 Annual registration for commercial bicycle tours

HCC §6-11 County can ban commercial bike tours on unsafe roads

HCC §6-12 Where commercial bicycle tours cannot operate

HCC §6-13 Fines for bicycle tour businesses on banned roads

HCC §6-14 Where bicycle safety education money goes

HCC §6-15 Finance director can make rules to carry out this article

HCC §6-2 What to submit when asking for a new or bigger cemetery

HCC §6-25 Definitions for mobile home rules

HCC §6-26 License required to run a mobile home park

HCC §6-27 How to get and transfer a mobile home park license

HCC §6-28 When mobile homes must follow building and health codes

HCC §6-29 County business licenses issued by finance director

HCC §6-3 Planning commission review before council decision

HCC §6-30 Businesses that do not need a county license

HCC §6-31 Why this auctioneer licensing law exists

HCC §6-32 Definitions for auction rules

HCC §6-33 Auctions that are not covered by these rules

HCC §6-34 License required to sell personal property at public auction

HCC §6-35 Annual fee for auction license

HCC §6-36 Who is allowed to run an auction

HCC §6-37 Auctioneers must reveal their own interests in items for sale

HCC §6-38 Auctioneers must give buyers a receipt

HCC §6-39 Penalties for breaking auction rules

HCC §6-4 Cemetery land must be owned outright and free of debt

HCC §6-40 Definitions for the county's bar and naloxone rules

HCC §6-41 Bars must keep naloxone spray on hand

HCC §6-42 Protection for bars that give naloxone

HCC §6-43 Fines for bars that break this law

HCC §6-5 Fine for breaking housing rules

HCC §6-6 County cemetery plot fees and size limits

HCC §6-7 Cemetery fund for Alae Cemetery upkeep

HCC §6-8 What the words mean in this bicycle tour law

HCC §6-9 Which bicycle tours this law covers