Honolulu — Chapter 38

ROH §38-1.1 Rules for renting city-owned property

ROH §38-1.2 When city property leases and concessions need public bidding

ROH §38-1.3 Definitions for City Property Concessions

ROH §38-10.1 If one part of this law is invalid, the rest still stands

ROH §38-11.1 Definitions for City Hall Grounds Events

ROH §38-11.2 Which agreements this law covers and which it does not

ROH §38-11.3 Rules for using City Hall grounds for events

ROH §38-11.4 When private groups can use City Hall grounds

ROH §38-11.5 How to apply for an event permit at City Hall

ROH §38-11.6 Council gets copies of lease and permit applications and approval notices

ROH §38-12.1 Definitions for Telecommunications Rules

ROH §38-12.2 Leasing City Property for Telecommunications Facilities

ROH §38-12.3 Monthly fees for telecom equipment on city land

ROH §38-12.4 Wireless facility leases must allow other antennas

ROH §38-2.1 When the city must use public bidding to lease property

ROH §38-2.10 Using a surety bond instead of a cash deposit for bids

ROH §38-2.11 Contract signing and awarding to the highest bidder

ROH §38-2.12 Security deposit required before signing a contract

ROH §38-2.13 Rules for personal sureties on bonds

ROH §38-2.14 Contracts that break the rules are void

ROH §38-2.15 How the city can lease property through competitive proposals

ROH §38-2.2 How the city rents or leases its property

ROH §38-2.3 Who can bid on county contracts

ROH §38-2.4 Public notice rules for concession and property lease bids

ROH §38-2.5 Deposit for publishing bid advertisements

ROH §38-2.6 How bids are opened and rejected

ROH §38-2.7 Bids cannot be withdrawn for 60 days after opening

ROH §38-2.8 Deposit required with each bid

ROH §38-2.9 What happens to bid deposits when a city contract is awarded

ROH §38-3.1 When the city can lease property without public bidding

ROH §38-3.2 When the city can skip public bidding for concessions

ROH §38-3.3 City can lease land to developers without bidding

ROH §38-3.4 Leasing city property to housing or human services providers without bidding

ROH §38-3.5 Outdoor dining permits without bidding

ROH §38-4.1 How long city property can be leased or rented

ROH §38-4.2 Lease length limit and tax debt ban

ROH §38-5.1 Disciplinary action for breaking this chapter

ROH §38-6.1 Why these facility rental rules exist

ROH §38-6.10 Security for Rental Agreements

ROH §38-6.11 Free use of city venues for disaster fundraisers

ROH §38-6.12 Waiving Arena Rental Charges and Rules

ROH §38-6.13 City can share costs and profits for big events

ROH §38-6.2 Definitions for City Facility Rental Rules

ROH §38-6.3 Rules for renting Blaisdell Center and Waikiki Shell facilities

ROH §38-6.4 Equal treatment for all tenants

ROH §38-6.5 Paying fees and rent before an event

ROH §38-6.6 How to pay the city

ROH §38-6.7 No free use of facilities

ROH §38-6.8 Booking rules, cancellations, and appeals for city facilities

ROH §38-6.9 Insurance rules for city facilities and tenants

ROH §38-7.1 Rental rates for Blaisdell Center and Waikiki Shell events

ROH §38-7.2 What the rental fee includes

ROH §38-7.3 No assigning your rental rights without written permission

ROH §38-7.4 City permission needed to film or broadcast in rental facilities

ROH §38-7.5 Facilities use by city agencies

ROH §38-7.6 Rules for renting and using city facilities

ROH §38-8.1 Awarding of concessions

ROH §38-9.1 Nonprofits can use city venues under set rules

ROH §38-9.2 Nonprofits must prove their status to the city

ROH §38-9.3 Rental rates for nonprofits at city venues

ROH §38-9.4 Free concert hall use for youth education events

ROH §38-9.5 Nonprofits must pay standard rates for city equipment

ROH §38-9.6 How nonperformance days are scheduled

ROH §38-9.7 Nonprofit groups follow the same rules as others