Honolulu — Chapter 3

ROH §3-1.1 Why this article exists and who fills temporary vacancies

ROH §3-1.2 How temporary board vacancies are filled

ROH §3-1.3 When the City Council Must Confirm Temporary Appointments

ROH §3-1.4 When appointed positions end

ROH §3-1.5 Temporary board members when regular members step aside

ROH §3-1.6 When this article does not apply

ROH §3-10.1 Why the county protects historic places

ROH §3-10.10 Official documents the commission must use

ROH §3-10.11 Budget and Funding for the Commission

ROH §3-10.2 Definitions for Historic Preservation Rules

ROH §3-10.3 Creating the Oahu Historic Preservation Commission and its membership rules

ROH §3-10.4 Commission officers and member expenses

ROH §3-10.5 Staff

ROH §3-10.6 Commission meeting schedule, public input, and minutes

ROH §3-10.7 What the historic preservation commission must do

ROH §3-11.1 Who this article applies to

ROH §3-11.2 Who appoints rate commission members and what the commission is

ROH §3-11.3 Both genders must be on the commission

ROH §3-11.4 Temporary replacement for a commission member who cannot serve

ROH §3-12.1 Definitions for the Sunshine Law

ROH §3-12.2 Sunshine law training for city board members

ROH §3-12.3 When board members must take the sunshine law training

ROH §3-12.4 What the sunshine law training program must cover

ROH §3-12.5 How board members prove they took the required training

ROH §3-13.1 What this law is about

ROH §3-13.2 What key terms mean in this lobbying law

ROH §3-13.3 Lobbyist registration and annual reporting rules

ROH §3-13.4 Who must sign and certify registration and report forms

ROH §3-13.5 How the ethics commission handles your registration certificate

ROH §3-13.6 Lobbying Without a Registration Certificate Is Prohibited

ROH §3-13.7 Ethics commission's extra duties for forms and enforcement

ROH §3-13.8 When a lobbyist can lose their registration

ROH §3-13.9 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands

ROH §3-14.1 Creating the ethics board of appeals

ROH §3-14.2 Rules for ethics board members on political activity

ROH §3-14.3 Appealing a fine from the ethics commission

ROH §3-15.1 Which boards and commissions this law covers

ROH §3-15.2 City Council must regularly review boards and commissions

ROH §3-15.3 Schedule for reviewing city boards and commissions

ROH §3-15.4 Annual reports from boards and commissions

ROH §3-15.5 How the council reviews board and commission reports

ROH §3-15.6 New boards and commissions

ROH §3-2.1 What words mean in this arts and culture law

ROH §3-2.2 Creating the culture and arts commission

ROH §3-2.3 Commission meeting rules and voting requirements

ROH §3-2.4 What the commission must do for arts and culture

ROH §3-2.5 Commission Pay and Expenses

ROH §3-2.6 City staff support and non-voting members for the commission

ROH §3-2.7 How city art money is spent and where art is placed

ROH §3-2.8 City art checks, upkeep, and yearly reports

ROH §3-5.1 What Animal Control Contractor means in this law

ROH §3-5.2 Who can give tickets for animal control violations

ROH §3-5.3 Stray dog expenses and city help

ROH §3-5.4 Animal control must report yearly on impounded pets

ROH §3-5.5 Authority to impound cats released to animal control

ROH §3-6.1 Ethics commission member rules follow the city charter

ROH §3-6.10 Keeping commission records confidential

ROH §3-6.2 How commission meetings are called and decisions are made

ROH §3-6.3 Ethics commission powers, duties, and functions

ROH §3-6.4 Rules for advisory opinions

ROH §3-6.5 How to ask the ethics commission for advice

ROH §3-6.6 How to file and handle complaints about officials

ROH §3-6.7 Ethics Commission Members Cannot Run or Campaign for Office

ROH §3-6.8 Ethics training required for city officers and employees

ROH §3-6.9 What key terms mean in this ethics law

ROH §3-7.1 When the commission must meet

ROH §3-7.2 Commission duties and rule-making powers

ROH §3-9.1 Why this article exists: board and commission appointments

ROH §3-9.2 How board and commission members are appointed

ROH §3-9.3 When appointed board members must leave office

ROH §3-9.4 When this article does not apply

ROH §3-9.5 Mayor must nominate both men and women to city boards

ROH §3-9.6 How board and commission members can be removed