HRS §445-15
County control of business licenses by ordinance
This section gives each county council the power to make local laws about business licenses. It can require or remove license requirements for auctions, secondhand dealers, and scrap dealers, set annual fees, change or waive fees, and make rules for licensed businesses. The council must follow state law.
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The statute, as written — Control by ordinance
Each council has the power by ordinance: (1) To require, or eliminate the requirement for, the licensing of auctions under part II of this chapter, secondhand dealers under part VII of this chapter, and scrap dealers under part X of this chapter; (2) To impose annual license fees; (3) To increase, decrease, or waive effective upon the expiration of any existing license, the annual fee for a license issued under this chapter, or to exempt wholly or partially, the payment by any religious, charitable, or educational organization or institution of any license fee imposed in this chapter or any ordinance enacted hereunder with respect to any business which is not regularly engaged in or carried on by such organization or institution; and (4) To adopt rules not inconsistent with law concerning the conduct of the business of all persons licensed under this chapter, as deemed necessary for the public health, safety, or welfare.
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