Honolulu — Chapter 16A

ROH §16A-1.1 Why this housing safety law exists

ROH §16A-1.2 What this housing code is called

ROH §16A-1.3 Which buildings must follow this code

ROH §16A-10.1 Building official's power to inspect and enter property

ROH §16A-10.2 Substandard buildings are public nuisances

ROH §16A-10.3 Complaints, inquiry, and inspection

ROH §16A-10.4 Building board of appeals: what it is and what it does

ROH §16A-10.5 What happens when someone breaks the building code

ROH §16A-10.6 When the city can put up a housing code violator sign

ROH §16A-11.1 What happens if part of this code is ruled invalid

ROH §16A-2.1 Definitions for housing and property rules

ROH §16A-3.1 Inspections

ROH §16A-4.1 Building location and access to public streets

ROH §16A-4.2 Rules for space between buildings and lot lines

ROH §16A-4.3 Minimum room sizes and ceiling heights for homes

ROH §16A-4.4 Rules for light and air in rooms and buildings

ROH §16A-4.5 Basic bathroom, kitchen, and plumbing rules for housing

ROH §16A-5.1 Buildings must meet structural and weather protection rules

ROH §16A-6.1 Heating, electrical, ventilation, and dryer safety rules

ROH §16A-7.1 Requirements for exits from homes and buildings

ROH §16A-8.1 Fire safety rules for buildings

ROH §16A-9.1 Who is responsible for property code violations