Kauaʻi County — Chapter 26

KCC §26-1.1 Definitions for community facilities districts

KCC §26-1.10 Adding repayment costs to a special tax or charge

KCC §26-1.11 How the county revolving fund works

KCC §26-1.12 County may help pay for improvement district costs

KCC §26-1.13 County can accept early payments or help for a district

KCC §26-1.14 How to interpret this chapter's rules

KCC §26-1.15 Missing a notice does not cancel county actions

KCC §26-1.16 What happens to special tax when the county takes property

KCC §26-1.17 Finance Director can make rules for this chapter

KCC §26-1.2 Alternative way to pay for neighborhood improvements

KCC §26-1.3 This chapter wins over conflicting county rules

KCC §26-1.4 Council Actions and Determinations

KCC §26-1.5 Council can end a community facilities district

KCC §26-1.6 Time Limit for Challenging County Actions

KCC §26-1.7 What kinds of projects can a special improvement district pay for

KCC §26-1.8 Paying off district debts and liens

KCC §26-1.9 County Council can move money between districts

KCC §26-2.1 How a district creation process starts

KCC §26-2.10 How long hearings last and what the Council can change

KCC §26-2.11 How the Council Approves a Community Facilities District

KCC §26-2.12 District Boundaries

KCC §26-2.13 How long a district lasts

KCC §26-2.14 What a district can pay for with special taxes

KCC §26-2.15 Designation of Improvement Area

KCC §26-2.16 When property owners can choose to do the work themselves

KCC §26-2.2 What to include in a petition to start a district

KCC §26-2.3 Starting a Community Facilities District

KCC §26-2.4 County must study and report on proposed special improvements

KCC §26-2.5 Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed District

KCC §26-2.6 Mailed notice of hearing to landowners

KCC §26-2.7 Adding land to a district at the hearing

KCC §26-2.8 How to Protest a New Special District

KCC §26-2.9 Stopping a District When Many Owners Protest

KCC §26-3.1 How special taxes are divided among properties

KCC §26-3.10 Notice of special tax before selling or leasing land

KCC §26-3.2 How special taxes are set and collected

KCC §26-3.3 Minimum Special Taxes for Bond Payments

KCC §26-3.4 Rules for paying off special taxes early

KCC §26-3.5 Who is exempt from the special tax and what happens when government property is leased or sold

KCC §26-3.6 Special Tax for Residential Parcel

KCC §26-3.7 How special taxes are collected and penalties applied

KCC §26-3.8 Special Tax Lien on Property

KCC §26-3.9 Notice to landowners about a new special tax

KCC §26-4.1 How the Council Can Change a District's Terms or Taxes

KCC §26-4.10 How the county tells you about a special tax change

KCC §26-4.2 When the Council can change a special tax district

KCC §26-4.3 Petitioning for a Change or New Special Tax

KCC §26-4.4 When the Finance Director Can Suggest Changing a Special Tax

KCC §26-4.5 What a Proposed Ordinance of Consideration Must Include

KCC §26-4.6 Hearing notice for a proposed ordinance

KCC §26-4.7 How landowners can protest a proposed ordinance

KCC §26-4.8 When a majority of landowners can block a proposed rule

KCC §26-4.9 How long a hearing can last and what happens after

KCC §26-5.1 How the Council Can End a District Early

KCC §26-5.10 How and when improvement districts end

KCC §26-5.2 Early Termination of a District

KCC §26-5.3 How to ask the Council to end a district early

KCC §26-5.4 Finance Director Can Suggest Early District Termination

KCC §26-5.5 What a proposed early termination ordinance must include

KCC §26-5.6 Hearing notice for ending a district early

KCC §26-5.7 How to protest an early termination ordinance

KCC §26-5.8 When a Landowner Protest Can Block Early Termination

KCC §26-5.9 How long a hearing can last and what happens after

KCC §26-6.1 Council can annex land even if not touching the district

KCC §26-6.2 How the County Adds Land to a District

KCC §26-6.3 What an annexation proposal must include

KCC §26-6.4 How the public is told about an annexation hearing

KCC §26-6.5 How to Protest a Proposed Annexation

KCC §26-6.6 When a Landowner Protest Can Stop an Annexation

KCC §26-6.7 How long annexation hearings can last and what happens after

KCC §26-6.8 Notice of special tax changes after annexation

KCC §26-7.1 How the County Authorizes Bonds for Community Improvements

KCC §26-7.10 Excluding special district bonds from county debt limit

KCC §26-7.2 Costs Includable in Bond Principal

KCC §26-7.3 Bond limit based on property value

KCC §26-7.4 Agreement to Foreclose on Delinquent Special Taxes

KCC §26-7.5 Who signs county bonds and when signatures stay valid

KCC §26-7.6 How bonds can be sold

KCC §26-7.7 Bond money goes into a special district fund

KCC §26-7.8 Rules for issuing refunding bonds for district debt

KCC §26-7.9 County cannot use general bonds for special improvements