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Honolulu — Chapter 6

220 sections of the Revised Ordinances of Honolulu

ROH §6-1.1 Definitions for civil fines rules

ROH §6-1.2 Judicial authority

ROH §6-1.3 How the City Can Collect Unpaid Civil Fines

ROH §6-1.4 Administrative procedures for unpaid civil fines

ROH §6-1.5 How unpaid fines are collected with city bills

ROH §6-10.1 Fees for buying city property at auction

ROH §6-10.2 No city service fee for negotiated property sales

ROH §6-11.1 Fees for copies and searches of public records

ROH §6-11.2 What you pay for city publications

ROH §6-11.3 When other fee rules override this article

ROH §6-11.4 Who can get city records without paying fees

ROH §6-11.5 Who runs the rules for public records fees

ROH §6-12.1 Definitions for inspection services

ROH §6-12.2 Who pays for after-hours inspections

ROH §6-13.1 Creating the federal grants fund

ROH §6-13.2 How federal grant money is handled

ROH §6-14.1 Creating the special projects fund

ROH §6-14.2 How special project money is handled

ROH §6-15.1 Definition of Public Data and Privacy

ROH §6-15.2 Rules for getting public data from the city

ROH §6-15.3 Charges for electronic data processing services

ROH §6-15.4 Free data services for government agencies

ROH §6-15.5 Who runs this program and who can skip fees

ROH §6-15.6 Violation and Penalty

ROH §6-16.1 Creating the general improvement bond fund

ROH §6-16.2 Where bond sale money goes

ROH §6-16.3 Paying for public improvements from the bond fund

ROH §6-17.1 Creating the highway improvement bond fund

ROH §6-17.2 Putting bond sale money into the highway improvement fund

ROH §6-17.3 Paying for road projects from the highway bond fund

ROH §6-18.1 Creating the transportation fund

ROH §6-18.2 Purpose of the transportation fund

ROH §6-19.1 Creating the federal revenue sharing fund

ROH §6-19.2 How federal revenue sharing money must be spent

ROH §6-19.3 Who runs the federal revenue sharing fund

ROH §6-2.1 Setting up the payrolls clearance fund

ROH §6-2.2 Approving payroll claims from the payrolls clearance fund

ROH §6-20.1 Creating a special fund for highway and tourism traffic

ROH §6-20.2 Where the $10 vehicle fee money goes

ROH §6-20.3 How money from the revolving fund can be spent

ROH §6-20.4 Who runs the highway and tourism traffic fund

ROH §6-21.1 Setting up the bikeway fund

ROH §6-21.2 Bikeway fund money and how it can be spent

ROH §6-21.3 How money from the bikeway fund can be spent

ROH §6-21.4 Who manages the bikeway fund and how it is spent

ROH §6-22.1 Community Development Fund

ROH §6-22.2 What the community development fund is for

ROH §6-22.3 Who runs the community development fund

ROH §6-23.1 Creating the Section 8 housing contract fund

ROH §6-23.2 Where federal Section 8 housing money goes

ROH §6-23.3 Who manages the Section 8 housing fund

ROH §6-24.1 Creating the Honolulu Zoo special fund

ROH §6-24.2 What money goes into the Honolulu Zoo fund and what it pays for

ROH §6-24.3 Who runs the Honolulu Zoo fund

ROH §6-25.1 Creating the parks and playgrounds fund

ROH §6-25.2 Where park fees go and how they are used

ROH §6-25.3 Who manages the parks and playgrounds fund

ROH §6-26.1 What key terms mean in this housing law

ROH §6-26.2 Creating the housing and community development rehabilitation loan fund

ROH §6-26.3 What the housing rehabilitation loan fund is for

ROH §6-26.4 Rules for city rehabilitation loans

ROH §6-26.5 Rules for the housing and community development rehabilitation loan fund

ROH §6-27.1 Fees for State special use permits

ROH §6-28.1 Creating the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park fund

ROH §6-28.2 How Waipio Soccer Park money must be used

ROH §6-28.3 Who runs the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Park fund

ROH §6-29.1 Rules for giving city money to private groups

ROH §6-29.2 Rules for giving city money to private groups

ROH §6-29.3 Rules for private groups getting city money

ROH §6-29.4 Reporting rules for organizations that receive city grants

ROH §6-3.1 Road fund renamed to highway fund

ROH §6-30.1 Liquor Commission Fund Created

ROH §6-30.2 Liquor commission fees go into its own fund

ROH §6-30.3 How the liquor commission fund is managed

ROH §6-31.1 Creating the Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park fund

ROH §6-31.2 Park revenue goes into a special fund for the park

ROH §6-31.3 Who Runs the Park Fund

ROH §6-32.1 Maximum interest rate for city urban renewal project notes

ROH §6-33.1 Maximum interest rate on city bonds

ROH §6-33.2 Council must approve bond sale details before sale

ROH §6-34.1 What key terms mean in this housing loan program

ROH §6-34.2 Adoption of rules for housing loan programs

ROH §6-34.3 Eligible borrowers

ROH §6-34.4 Rules for qualifying home improvement loans

ROH §6-34.5 Rules for the city housing loan program

ROH §6-34.6 Creating a loan program for building rental housing

ROH §6-34.7 How the city makes rules for the rental housing program

ROH §6-36.1 Creating the capital projects fund

ROH §6-36.2 How city capital project money is handled

ROH §6-37.1 Federal grants capital projects fund

ROH §6-37.2 Federal money for city building projects

ROH §6-39.1 Why this landscaping law exists

ROH §6-39.2 City must consider landscaping for new buildings

ROH §6-39.3 Setting aside money for landscaping and beautification

ROH §6-4.1 Creation of the Treasury Trust Fund

ROH §6-4.2 City trust money must be kept separate and spent for its intended purpose

ROH §6-4.3 Who runs each city agency's trust fund account

ROH §6-4.4 What happens to unclaimed money in the city trust fund

ROH §6-40.1 Purpose of Development Plan Fees

ROH §6-40.2 Fees for changing the general or development plan

ROH §6-41.1 Fees for zoning and land use applications

ROH §6-42.1 Creating the Deferred Compensation Fund

ROH §6-42.2 City Deferred Compensation Plan Trust Fund

ROH §6-42.3 Who runs the deferred compensation fund

ROH §6-43.1 How fees are set for computer data services

ROH §6-43.2 Free or reduced-cost data for government agencies

ROH §6-44.1 Definitions for special activities and special duty

ROH §6-44.2 Police Chief Runs Special Duty Officer Requests

ROH §6-44.3 Fees for requesting special duty police officers

ROH §6-44.4 When Police Fees Can Be Waived

ROH §6-44.5 Police rules for special duty officers and fees

ROH §6-44.6 Police fees for special events

ROH §6-45.1 Creating the rental assistance fund

ROH §6-45.2 Funding for the rental assistance fund

ROH §6-45.3 How much monthly rental help you get

ROH §6-45.4 Who can get housing help and who gets it first

ROH §6-45.5 How rental assistance fund money can be spent

ROH §6-45.6 Who runs the rental assistance fund and how

ROH §6-46.1 Creating the housing development special fund and its accounts

ROH §6-46.2 How housing development special fund money can be used

ROH §6-46.3 How housing bond money is received and spent

ROH §6-46.4 Who runs the housing development special fund

ROH §6-47.1 Use of wastewater system facility charges

ROH §6-48.1 Creating the solid waste improvement bond fund

ROH §6-48.2 Putting bond money into the solid waste fund

ROH §6-48.3 Paying for solid waste facility improvements

ROH §6-49.1 Solid waste special fund

ROH §6-49.2 Where trash and recycling money goes

ROH §6-49.3 How Glass Recycling and Refuse Funds Can Be Spent

ROH §6-49.4 Who manages the fund and how it is spent

ROH §6-5.1 Creating the city's general trust fund

ROH §6-5.2 Purpose of the General Trust Fund

ROH §6-5.3 Who runs each city agency's trust fund account

ROH §6-5.4 What happens to unclaimed money in the city trust fund

ROH §6-51.1 Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve fund

ROH §6-51.2 Where Hanauma Bay fees and concession money go

ROH §6-51.3 How Money from the Hanauma Bay Fund Can Be Spent

ROH §6-51.4 Who manages the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve fund

ROH §6-52.1 Creating the grants in aid fund

ROH §6-52.2 What the grants in aid fund is for

ROH §6-52.3 Deposit into the grants in aid fund

ROH §6-52.4 Additional spending rules for grants in aid

ROH §6-52.5 Administration of the Grants in Aid Fund

ROH §6-52.6 City must report yearly on grant-funded projects

ROH §6-53.1 Creating the special events fund

ROH §6-53.2 Special events fund: money in and what it pays for

ROH §6-53.3 How the special events fund is managed and loaned

ROH §6-54.1 Creating the sewer revenue bond improvement fund

ROH §6-54.2 Where sewer bond money goes

ROH §6-54.3 How sewer bond money can be spent

ROH §6-54.4 Who runs the sewer bond fund

ROH §6-55.1 Creating the transit construction mitigation fund

ROH §6-55.2 What the transit construction mitigation fund is for and key terms

ROH §6-55.3 Deposits into the transit construction mitigation fund

ROH §6-55.4 How the transit construction mitigation fund can be spent

ROH §6-55.5 Rules for businesses to get Rail Project help

ROH §6-55.6 Transit Construction Mitigation Fund: Administration and Rules

ROH §6-55.7 Mayor must pick an agency to tell businesses about grants and loans

ROH §6-56.1 Creating the reserve for fiscal stability fund

ROH §6-56.2 When the reserve for fiscal stability fund can be used

ROH §6-56.3 Money That Goes Into the City's Rainy Day Fund

ROH §6-56.4 Rules for spending the reserve for fiscal stability fund

ROH §6-56.5 Who runs the city's rainy day fund

ROH §6-57.1 Creating the golf fund

ROH §6-57.2 Golf Fund

ROH §6-57.3 Golf Fund Administration

ROH §6-58.1 Why the city charges some federal tenants an annual fee

ROH §6-58.2 Definitions for military housing privatization rules

ROH §6-58.3 Federal lessees may choose to pay the city instead of using city services

ROH §6-58.4 How much federal lessees pay the city each year

ROH §6-58.5 Notice and documentation for federal lessees

ROH §6-59.1 City creates a fund to buy land for conservation

ROH §6-59.2 What money goes into the land conservation fund

ROH §6-59.3 Spending the Land Conservation Fund

ROH §6-6.1 Creating a fund to pay off improvement district bonds

ROH §6-6.2 Who runs the improvement district bond fund

ROH §6-60.1 Public transportation tax surcharge established

ROH §6-60.2 Use of surcharge money

ROH §6-60.3 Surcharge law ends on December 31, 2030

ROH §6-61.1 Creating the transit fund

ROH §6-61.2 What the transit fund is for

ROH §6-61.3 What money goes into the transit fund

ROH §6-61.4 What the transit fund money can be spent on

ROH §6-61.5 Who runs the transit fund

ROH §6-62.1 Creating the clean water and natural lands fund

ROH §6-62.2 What the clean water and natural lands fund is for

ROH §6-62.3 Money put into the clean water and natural lands fund

ROH §6-62.4 Mayor must report on clean water and natural lands fund

ROH §6-62.5 Rules for spending the clean water and natural lands fund

ROH §6-62.6 Who runs the clean water and natural lands fund

ROH §6-63.1 Creating the affordable housing fund

ROH §6-63.2 What the affordable housing fund is for

ROH §6-63.3 Money for affordable housing from property taxes

ROH §6-63.4 Mayor must report on affordable housing fund

ROH §6-63.5 Additional rules for the affordable housing fund

ROH §6-63.6 Who runs the affordable housing fund

ROH §6-65.1 Creating the transit improvement bond fund

ROH §6-65.2 Putting bond sale money into the transit fund

ROH §6-65.3 Paying for transit improvements from the bond fund

ROH §6-65.4 Who runs the transit improvement bond fund

ROH §6-66.1 Definitions for the Centenarian Medallion program

ROH §6-66.2 Free city fees for 100-year-old residents with a special medallion

ROH §6-66.3 Getting a free centenarian medallion for city fees

ROH §6-66.4 Who runs the centenarian fee waiver and medallion program

ROH §6-66.5 Penalty for Misusing a Centenarian Medallion

ROH §6-67.1 Creating the taxable general improvement bond fund

ROH §6-67.2 Where taxable bond sale money goes

ROH §6-67.3 Paying for improvements from the taxable bond fund

ROH §6-68.1 Climate Resiliency Fund Created

ROH §6-68.2 What the climate resiliency fund is for

ROH §6-68.3 Money put into the climate resiliency fund

ROH §6-68.4 Mayor must report on climate resiliency fund with budget

ROH §6-68.5 Rules for spending the climate resiliency fund

ROH §6-68.6 Climate office can make its own rules

ROH §6-7.1 Creating the housing and community development revolving fund

ROH §6-7.2 What the housing and community development fund is for

ROH §6-7.3 Who Runs the Housing and Community Development Revolving Fund

ROH §6-7.4 What happens to leftover housing fund money

ROH §6-8.1 Creating the bond and interest repayment fund

ROH §6-8.2 Purpose of the bond payment fund

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