ROH §22-1.1
Fees for filing land and subdivision applications
Read the official text at honolulu.gov ↗This section lists the fees you must pay when filing certain land-related applications with the county. The fees depend on the type of application, such as subdividing land, designating a utility easement, or getting a lot research. Some fees are nonrefundable, and one fee can be credited toward a later payment.
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The ordinance, as written (Honolulu County) — Filing fees
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.
Filing fees will be charged as follows:
(1) A filing fee of $400 for every application for subdivision or consolidation of land and an additional charge of $100 for each lot noted on the initial preliminary map and for each additional lot resulting from any subsequent amendment of the initial preliminary map, exclusive of any lot set aside for roadway or easement purposes;
(2) A filing fee of $200 for every application for the designation of a public utility easement;
(3) A nonrefundable filing fee of $300 for review and written verification of agricultural restrictions that a condominium property regime established under HRS Chapter 514B does not restrict, limit, or prohibit agricultural uses or activities;
(4) A nonrefundable filing fee of $400 for lot research and determination;
(5) A nonrefundable filing fee of $300 for every application for park dedication providing private park land in perpetuity in conjunction with Article 7 ; and
(6) A nonrefundable filing fee of $200 for every application for park dedication providing in-lieu payment in conjunction with Article 7 ; provided that the fee will be credited towards the total in-lieu payment for the submittal.
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