Honolulu — Chapter 30

ROH §30-1.1 Why Honolulu has a water use plan

ROH §30-1.2 Definitions for Honolulu's water rules

ROH §30-1.3 Oahu water plan must match other plans

ROH §30-1.4 Who prepares and adopts regional watershed plans

ROH §30-1.5 Interim water plan where no regional plan exists

ROH §30-1.6 Plan Updates

ROH §30-2E.1 Where this watershed law applies

ROH §30-2D.1 Where this North Shore watershed law applies

ROH §30-2C.1 Where this law applies and how it relates to other rules

ROH §30-2A.1 Where this law applies

ROH §30-2B.1 Where this watershed law applies

ROH §30-2A.2 Adoption of the Waianae Watershed Management Plan

ROH §30-2E.2 Adopting the East Honolulu Watershed Management Plan

ROH §30-2C.2 Adopting the Koolau Poko watershed management plan

ROH §30-2D.2 North Shore watershed plan adopted

ROH §30-2B.2 Adopting the Koolau Loa watershed plan

ROH §30-2E.3 Conflicting provisions

ROH §30-2A.3 This law wins over other rules in Waianae

ROH §30-2B.3 Koolau Loa district rules win over other articles

ROH §30-2C.3 Conflicting provisions

ROH §30-2D.3 North Shore rules win over other district rules

ROH §30-2.1 Why Oahu has a water management plan

ROH §30-2.2 Rules for managing water use on Oahu

ROH §30-2.3 How Oahu plans to manage its water supply

ROH §30-3.1 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands

ROH §30-4.1 Definitions for water-saving plumbing rules

ROH §30-4.2 Water-saving fixtures required in nonresidential buildings

ROH §30-4.3 Exceptions for nonresidential buildings that cannot use water-saving toilets

ROH §30-4.4 Enforcement of housing rules by county officials

ROH §30-4.5 Authority to Make Rules for This Article

ROH §30-4.6 Exemption for low-consumption properties

ROH §30-5.1 No Adding Substances to Public Water to Affect Your Body

ROH §30-5.2 Safety rules for adding medicine to drinking water