Honolulu — Chapter 43

ROH §43-1.1 Why the city has rules for industrial wastewater users

ROH §43-1.10 Keeping records for industrial users

ROH §43-1.3 Director's powers to manage industrial wastewater and enforce rules

ROH §43-1.4 Emergency actions

ROH §43-1.5 Connecting your property to the public sewer system

ROH §43-1.6 Applying for and paying for a sewer extension

ROH §43-1.7 Rules for building and connecting sewer laterals

ROH §43-1.8 Rules for using public sewers and what's banned

ROH §43-1.9 Right of entry and inspection

ROH §43-10.1 Who pays wastewater system facility charges

ROH §43-10.2 When wastewater facility charges must be paid

ROH §43-10.3 Wastewater fees for new homes and additions

ROH §43-10.4 Fees for nonresidential wastewater system connections

ROH §43-10.5 Wastewater fees for mixed-use buildings

ROH §43-10.6 Lower wastewater fees for low-income housing projects

ROH §43-10.7 Waiving wastewater fees for accessory dwelling units

ROH §43-10.8 Waiving sewer fees for affordable housing units

ROH §43-11.1 Why the city is adopting stormwater rules

ROH §43-11.10 Rules for Covering or Changing Open Drainways

ROH §43-11.11 Fences required along improved channels

ROH §43-11.12 Rules for connecting private drains to city storm sewers

ROH §43-11.13 Who pays for drainage projects

ROH §43-11.14 Improvements under the improvement district assessment ordinance

ROH §43-11.15 Property owners may pay more than their required share of costs

ROH §43-11.16 Land and maintenance for drainage facilities

ROH §43-11.17 Drainage rules do not apply to some approved projects

ROH §43-11.18 Fixing unfair cost splits for drainage projects

ROH §43-11.19 Drainage facilities at the shoreline

ROH §43-11.2 Definitions for stormwater and drainage rules

ROH §43-11.20 Adjusting city rules for federal aid projects

ROH §43-11.21 Engineer must reject nonconforming drainage facilities

ROH §43-11.22 Permit required for non-stormwater discharges; violations

ROH §43-11.23 Dumping into drains is illegal

ROH §43-11.24 How the city enforces building and land use rules

ROH §43-11.25 How the city can enforce an order in court

ROH §43-11.26 Enforcement

ROH §43-11.27 Appeals

ROH §43-11.28 Violations and penalties

ROH §43-11.29 Injunctions for rule violations

ROH §43-11.3 Drainage approval needed before building permits

ROH §43-11.30 Department workers are not personally liable for official acts

ROH §43-11.31 Chief engineer can make rules for this article

ROH §43-11.32 Chief engineer's decisions must be kept on file

ROH §43-11.4 What the chief engineer must consider for drainage

ROH §43-11.5 Approval of drainage plans

ROH §43-11.6 When the building permit freeze does not apply

ROH §43-11.7 Who decides if your property is in a special zone

ROH §43-11.8 Building permits next to drainage facilities

ROH §43-11.9 Subdivision drainage facilities

ROH §43-2.1 Sewer requirements for new subdivisions

ROH §43-2.2 Rules for temporary sewer treatment plants and pump stations

ROH §43-2.3 Who pays for sewer construction in subdivisions

ROH §43-3.1 When You Don't Have to Pay for Sewer Hookup Charges

ROH §43-3.2 Sewer connection fees and special conditions

ROH §43-4.1 Rules for fixing leaky private sewers connected to the city system

ROH §43-4.2 City operation of private treatment plants and pump stations

ROH §43-5A.1 Definitions for the cooking oil and grease recycling rules

ROH §43-5A.2 Where commercial grease and cooking oil waste must go

ROH §43-5A.3 Penalties for dumping commercial grease waste illegally

ROH §43-5.1 Industrial wastewater discharge permits and violations

ROH §43-5.10 Reporting deadlines for industrial wastewater pretreatment compliance

ROH §43-5.11 Industrial sewer discharge monitoring and reporting rules

ROH §43-5.12 Pretreatment of industrial wastewater

ROH §43-5.13 Who pays for damage to the sewer system

ROH §43-5.14 Keeping trade secrets private while allowing public access to pollution data

ROH §43-5.15 Administrative enforcement

ROH §43-5.16 How the director can enforce an order in court

ROH §43-5.17 Enforcement orders the city can issue against industrial users

ROH §43-5.18 How to appeal a wastewater permit decision

ROH §43-5.19 Penalties for Violating Pretreatment Rules

ROH §43-5.2 What industrial users must submit with a permit application

ROH §43-5.20 Injunctive relief for wastewater rule violations

ROH §43-5.21 Department workers are not personally liable

ROH §43-5.3 Changing the rules on your wastewater permit

ROH §43-5.4 Suspending a permit for dangerous wastewater discharge

ROH §43-5.5 What happens when an industrial sewer permit is revoked

ROH §43-5.6 When the city can cancel or pause your wastewater discharge permit

ROH §43-5.7 When and how wastewater discharge permits can be changed or cut off

ROH §43-5.8 Getting a wastewater discharge permit for the first time

ROH §43-5.9 Notifying the city when wastewater discharge changes

ROH §43-6.1 Who must pay sewer charges

ROH §43-6.2 How the city sorts water and sewer customers

ROH §43-6.3 How sewer service charges are set and reviewed

ROH §43-6.4 Submetering nonsewer water for residential users

ROH §43-6.5 How wastewater amounts are measured for private wells and some businesses

ROH §43-6.6 Waste haulers must pay city disposal fees

ROH §43-6.7 When and how to pay your water or sewer bill

ROH §43-7.1 Who can get cesspool service and how to request it

ROH §43-7.2 Cesspool upkeep, replacement, and service cutoff rules

ROH §43-7.3 Fees for Pumping and Chemically Treating Cesspools

ROH §43-7.4 When water and sewer bills are due and what happens if unpaid

ROH §43-8.1 Creating the sewer fund

ROH §43-8.2 How sewer fund money can be spent

ROH §43-8.3 Budget director must enforce this article

ROH §43-8.4 Refunds for past in-lieu charges

ROH §43-9.1 Water service can be shut off for unpaid sewer bills