Definitions for private street rules

For the purposes of this article, the following definitions apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. Director and Chief Engineer. The director and chief engineer of facility maintenance. Persons Having the Right to Control the Use. The person or persons having the legal right to make decisions as to the use, improvement, and repair and maintenance of a street, road, or other property, sign agreements with respect thereto, and bind all other persons having rights in or to such street, road, or other property, whether such other persons are owners of the fee title to the street, road, or other property, are holders of roadway easements, or have some other interest in the street, road, or other property. Private, Nondedicated, and Nonsurrendered Streets and Roads. Streets, roads, highways, ways, or lanes used for purposes of vehicular traffic that are owned, in whole or in part, by persons other than governmental entities and which have not been dedicated or surrendered to the city in accordance with HRS § 264-1(c)(1) and (2). The term private, nondedicated and nonsurrendered streets and roads includes any associated bridges and bicycle lanes as the latter term is defined in HRS § 291C-1, but does not include any trail or other nonvehicular right-of-way or any alley or bicycle path as those terms are defined in HRS § 291C-1.