Honolulu — Chapter 13
113 sections of the Revised Ordinances of Honolulu
ROH §13-1.1 Definitions
ROH §13-1.2 Why this sidewalk and mall law exists
ROH §13-10.1 City council explains why it controls mall use
ROH §13-10.2 What the words mean in this mall law
ROH §13-10.3 How the city handles mall event permits and upkeep
ROH §13-10.4 Appealing a denied or revoked mall permit
ROH §13-10.5 Penalty and arrest procedure for breaking this article
ROH §13-10.6 If one part of this law is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §13-11.1 Where this rule applies
ROH §13-11.10 Temporary removal of newspaper racks during construction
ROH §13-11.11 Bans on news racks and their use in Waikiki
ROH §13-11.12 City not liable for news rack installation
ROH §13-11.13 Who enforces this law and how police can cite or arrest
ROH §13-11.14 Penalty for breaking this article's rules
ROH §13-11.15 Rules for carrying out this article
ROH §13-11.16 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §13-11.2 Definitions for Waikiki news rack rules
ROH §13-11.3 Where and how news rack enclosures are placed
ROH §13-11.4 Rules for news rack enclosures in Waikiki
ROH §13-11.5 Rules for what can go in city publication racks
ROH §13-11.6 Rules for getting and keeping a news rack space permit
ROH §13-11.7 How publication rack spaces are assigned
ROH §13-11.8 How to get or give up a newspaper rack space
ROH §13-11.9 Who pays to install and fix news rack enclosures and inserts
ROH §13-13.1 What key terms mean in this law
ROH §13-13.2 Rules for using live animals while asking for money in Waikiki
ROH §13-13.2A Exception for soliciting with live animals on private property in Waikiki
ROH §13-13.3 Penalty for violating certain housing rules
ROH §13-13.4 Other laws still apply
ROH §13-14.1 What words mean in this sign law
ROH §13-14.2 Unlawful signs are public nuisances and can be removed
ROH §13-14.3 Removing signs placed illegally on public property
ROH §13-14.4 Planning director can make rules for this article
ROH §13-14.5 Which signs this law covers and how it relates to other laws
ROH §13-14.6 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §13-15B.1 No sitting or lying on public malls, with exceptions
ROH §13-15A.1 Why the city is banning sitting or lying on sidewalks
ROH §13-15B.2 Penalty for breaking this article
ROH §13-15A.2 No sitting or lying on sidewalks in certain Honolulu zones
ROH §13-15A.3 Penalty for breaking this article
ROH §13-15.1 Rules for sitting or lying on Waikiki sidewalks
ROH §13-15.2 Penalty for breaking this article
ROH §13-16.1 Sidewalk objects are declared public nuisances
ROH §13-16.2 Definitions for sidewalk and expressive activity rules
ROH §13-16.3 Sidewalk nuisance removal
ROH §13-16.4 Rules
ROH §13-16.5 How this law relates to other laws and sidewalk duties
ROH §13-16.6 When the sidewalk rules do not apply
ROH §13-16.7 City not responsible for removed sidewalk items
ROH §13-16.8 If one part of this law is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §13-17.1 Definitions for ATM, panhandling, and check cashing rules
ROH §13-17.2 No aggressive panhandling near ATMs or check cashing places
ROH §13-17.3 Fines and tickets for breaking this article
ROH §13-17.4 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §13-18.1 Who can use the pedestrian zone and a defense for being in it
ROH §13-18.2 When and where these rules apply
ROH §13-18.3 Who is exempt from sidewalk rules
ROH §13-18.4 Fine or community service for breaking this law
ROH §13-18.5 Marking the Pedestrian Use Zone Boundaries
ROH §13-18.6 Rules for enforcing this article
ROH §13-19.1 Purpose of the public property storage rules
ROH §13-19.2 Definitions for city property and personal property rules
ROH §13-19.3 City can take your stuff left on public property
ROH §13-19.4 How you get notice before your stored property is removed
ROH §13-19.5 How the city stores and gets rid of impounded property
ROH §13-19.6 What happens to money from selling impounded property
ROH §13-19.7 Getting your impounded property back before it's sold
ROH §13-19.8 City not responsible for disposed impounded property
ROH §13-2.1 Rules for selling lei in public places
ROH §13-2.2 Penalty for Breaking This Article
ROH §13-20.1 Sidewalk blocking rules, exceptions, and how police must enforce them
ROH §13-20.2 Fine or community service for breaking this law
ROH §13-20.3 Rules for restaurants using city sidewalks and parks for outdoor dining
ROH §13-20.4 How this article relates to other rules
ROH §13-21.1 No sleeping on public sidewalks unless shelter is offered
ROH §13-21.2 Penalty for Violating This Article
ROH §13-4.1 Definitions for the litter law
ROH §13-4.2 Who can enforce litter and garbage rules
ROH §13-4.3 Property owners and city agencies must keep Honolulu free of litter
ROH §13-4.4 What you cannot throw, dump, or post in Honolulu
ROH §13-4.5 Who pays to clean up litter and how the city collects it
ROH §13-4.6 How littering violations are enforced and penalties applied
ROH §13-4.7 Penalties for littering and violating litter rules
ROH §13-5.1 It is illegal to sell on public streets if you block people
ROH §13-5.2 Penalty for breaking this article
ROH §13-6A.1 Definitions for sidewalk and mall peddling rules
ROH §13-6A.2 Where store merchants can sell on certain sidewalks and malls
ROH §13-6A.3 Rules for store merchants selling on sidewalks and malls
ROH §13-6A.4 City rules for sidewalk and mall peddling
ROH §13-6A.5 Violating park rules: summons, citation, or arrest
ROH §13-6A.6 Fines for breaking this law or its rules
ROH §13-6A.7 Mall use allowed under this article is in addition to other mall uses
ROH §13-6.1 Annual peddler's license fee and who is exempt
ROH §13-6.2 Where and when you need a license to peddle
ROH §13-6.3 Ban on Deceptive Sales in Public Places
ROH §13-6.4 Penalties for breaking this article and how police can respond
ROH §13-7.1 Why Waikiki has rules for handing out flyers
ROH §13-7.2 Definitions for handbilling rules
ROH §13-7.3 Where this sidewalk and street law applies
ROH §13-7.4 Where you can hand out flyers on public sidewalks
ROH §13-7.5 Fines and tickets for illegal handbilling
ROH §13-7.6 No Handbills on Public Property
ROH §13-8.1 Permit needed for structures on public sidewalks
ROH §13-8.10 No Gasoline Pumps on Sidewalks or Malls
ROH §13-8.11 Penalty for operating a newsstand or sidewalk structure without a permit
ROH §13-8.2 Rules for getting and keeping a newsstand permit
ROH §13-8.4 Rules for getting a permit to run a curbside teller
ROH §13-8.6 Getting a permit requires proving public need
ROH §13-8.7 This law does not change other fee, license, or permit rules
ROH §13-8.8 Paying fees for sidewalk or mall structures
ROH §13-8.9 Revocation of permits
ROH §13-9.1 What police must do when arresting someone for breaking this law
ROH §13-9.2 How police issue tickets for breaking this law
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