Kauaʻi County — Chapter 18

KCC §18-1.1 Purpose of road and street rules

KCC §18-1.2 County can limit how roads and streets are used

KCC §18-1.3 Restrictions on Roads

KCC §18-1.4 Penalties for breaking Council-set land use rules

KCC §18-2.1 Why the County can work on private streets

KCC §18-2.2 Definitions for this article

KCC §18-2.3 Rules for maintaining private streets and roads

KCC §18-2.4 County maintenance of private streets and roads

KCC §18-2.5 County Engineer can make rules to enforce road and driveway laws

KCC §18-3.1 Permit needed before digging in public areas

KCC §18-3.2 How to Excavate and Refill Public Streets Safely

KCC §18-3.3 Notice When Backfill Work Is Done

KCC §18-3.4 County fixes un-restored excavations and bills the permit holder

KCC §18-3.5 Fine for breaking this article's rules

KCC §18-4.1 Why this utility relocation rule exists

KCC §18-4.2 Definitions for county land and utility rules

KCC §18-4.3 Utility easements end after two years of no use

KCC §18-4.4 County permission needed for utility work; penalties

KCC §18-4.5 Who pays when a utility must be moved for county work

KCC §18-4.6 Utility agreement deadline when the County asks for utility work

KCC §18-4.7 County Council approves past utility placement permits

KCC §18-5.1 Parking on county roads to sell things

KCC §18-5.2 Getting a permit to sell in county road areas

KCC §18-5.3 What counts as a county right-of-way

KCC §18-5.4 Fines for breaking this article's rules