ROH §10-9.2
Rules for professional sports at Hans L'Orange baseball facility
Read the official text at honolulu.gov ↗This section sets rules for professional sports at Hans L'Orange baseball facility. Permit holders can charge admission to watch from permanent seating. Permits last up to six hours. The city may waive permit fees for approved improvements, but the permit does not allow other commercial activities.
The ordinance, as written (Honolulu County) — Regulation of professional sports activity at Hans L’Orange baseball facility
A copy, taken August 22, 2026. The version published by Honolulu is the one that governs, and it may have changed since. Check it before relying on anything here.
The following conditions shall govern professional sports activities at the Hans L’Orange baseball facility.
(a) Permittees may charge a reasonable admission fee to any person desiring to enter Hans L’Orange baseball facility for the purpose of observing the professional sports activity from the bleachers or other permanently constructed seating.
(b) Permits for professional sports activities at Hans L’Orange baseball facility shall have a maximum duration of six hours.
(c) The department of parks and recreation may, for a period of one year after August 11, 1995*, waive the permit fees established in § 10-9.3 to offset the actual fair market value of any permanently installed improvements made to the facility by the permittee. Any improvements proposed to be made by the permittee shall be approved by the department of parks and recreation before construction or installation and shall be actually constructed or installed and duly accepted by the council in order for the waiver to be applicable. The fair market value of any improvements made shall be determined by the director of budget and fiscal services.
(d) The issuance of a permit to conduct professional sports activities at Hans L’Orange baseball facility shall not include the right to engage in any other commercial activity or concession in or on parks, facilities, or other areas controlled by the department of parks and recreation, except by lease, rental, or concession, as provided for in Chapter 38 .
Editor’s note:
* “August 11, 1995” is substituted for “the effective date of this ordinance.”
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