ROH §4-8.3
What public projects must appear on the infrastructure map
Read the official text at honolulu.gov ↗This section lists the types of public improvement projects that must be shown on the public infrastructure map, but only if they meet the criteria in another section. It also says that the exact lines and boundaries on the map are approximate and just for general planning.
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The ordinance, as written (Honolulu County) — Types of public infrastructure to be shown on public infrastructure map
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.
(a) Symbols for the following types of public improvement projects shall be shown on the public infrastructure maps; provided that they meet the applicability criteria specified in § 4-8.4 :
(1) Corporation yard;
(2) Desalination plant;
(3) Drainage way (open channel);
(4) Fire station;
(5) Government building;
(6) Golf course (municipal);
(7) Park (includes neighborhood, urban, community, district, and regional parks, beach parks, shoreline parks, dog parks, nature parks and preserves, zoos and botanical gardens, and stream greenbelts);
(8) Police station;
(9) Parking facility;
(10) Water reservoir;
(11) Sewage treatment plant;
(12) Solid waste facility;
(13) Rapid transit corridor;
(14) Transit station (includes park and rides, bus transit centers, and rapid transit stations);
(15) Major collector or arterial roadway;
(16) Sewage pump station; and
(17) Potable water well.
(b) The alignment of linear facilities, and the location of project boundaries, shall be considered approximate and conceptual.
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