No long-term parking for big commercial vehicles on public streets

§ 15-16.6 Storage parking of commercial vehicles prohibited—No signs required.* (a) Except as provided in subsection (b), it is unlawful for the driver or owner of any: (1) Bus, truck, truck-trailer, trailer, van, house trailer, or other vehicle used for commercial purposes whose gross vehicle weight rating is 10,000 pounds or more, or whose vehicle length from bumper to bumper is 20 feet or more; or (2) Any vehicle being rented as a car-sharing vehicle for which a vehicle surcharge tax under HRS § 251-2.5 is being paid to or is required to be paid to the State, to park the same or permit the same to be parked, stand, or remain motionless for a period in excess of four hours on any public street. Such vehicle shall be subject to all parking limitations applicable thereto, unless otherwise provided by law. (b) The following shall be excepted from subsection (a): (1) Construction equipment and public utility vehicles, but only when such equipment and vehicles are actively being used for repair or construction work; (2) Vehicles actively being used for the loading of goods, wares, or merchandise; and (3) Vehicles having a valid sticker for a reserved car-sharing on-street parking stall designated by the director of transportation services pursuant to § 15-28.1 (b)(2). ) Editor’s note: * Ord. 00-69 shall take effect 180 days after its approval (6-6-2001).