Honolulu — Chapter 18A

ROH §18A-1.1 Why this land grading law exists

ROH §18A-1.2 What this land disturbance and grading law covers

ROH §18A-1.3 Definitions for the grading and stormwater rules

ROH §18A-1.4 Stop work orders for dangerous grading or digging

ROH §18A-1.5 When This Grading Law Does Not Apply

ROH §18A-1.6 Erosion and sediment control plan requirements

ROH §18A-2.1 Permits required for grading, grubbing, and stockpiling

ROH §18A-2.1A Applying for a grading, grubbing, or stockpiling permit

ROH §18A-2.2 What to include in a grading permit application

ROH §18A-2.2B Applying for a stockpiling permit

ROH §18A-2.2A How to apply for a grubbing permit

ROH §18A-2.3 Grading permits depend on other approvals and conditions

ROH §18A-2.4 Grading, grubbing, and stockpiling permit fees

ROH §18A-2.4A What happens if you grade land without a permit

ROH §18A-2.5 When grading, grubbing, and stockpiling permits expire

ROH §18A-2.6 When the city can deny a grading permit

ROH §18A-2.7 When the city can suspend or revoke your permit

ROH §18A-2.8 Bond requirement for grading and stockpiling permits

ROH §18A-2.9 Inspections and stopping work when grading is not done right

ROH §18A-3.1 Conditions of permit

ROH §18A-3.2 Special rules for digging, filling, and grading land

ROH §18A-4.1 Breaking this chapter is illegal and corporate leaders can be held responsible

ROH §18A-4.2 Notice of violation and stop work orders

ROH §18A-4.3 Breaking this law is a crime with fines or jail time

ROH §18A-4.4 How the city enforces violation notices and fines

ROH §18A-4.5 Who is responsible for damage from grading work

ROH §18A-4.6 Planning director can make rules to carry out this chapter

ROH §18A-4.7 Planning director decisions must be kept on file

ROH §18A-4.8 Where civil penalty payments go