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2020 Hawaii Revised Statutes
Title 15. Transportation and Utilities
266. Harbors
PART I. GENERALLY
- 266-1 Department of transportation; harbors; jurisdiction.
- 266-1.5 Honolulu harbor Piers 1 and 2; jurisdiction.
- 266-1.6 Hana harbor; jurisdiction.
- 266-2 Powers and duties of department.
- 266-2.2 Exemption from conservation district permitting and site plan approval requirements
- 266-2.3 Kewalo basin use permit; Honolulu harbor use permit; portability.
- 266-2.5 Outdoor lighting.
- 266-3 Rules.
- 266-4 Limitation of powers.
- 266-4.5 Disposition of public land; reservation of right of way.
- 266-5 REPEALED.
- 266-6 Expenditures.
- 266-7 Department; duties.
- 266-8 to 266-12 REPEALED.
- 266-13 Dockage.
- 266-14 Demurrage, lien, foreclosure.
- 266-15 REPEALED.
- 266-16 REPEALED.
- 266-17 Rates, how fixed.
- 266-18 REPEALED.
- 266-19 Creation of harbor special fund; disposition of harbor special fund.
- 266-19.5 Private financing of harbor improvements.
- 266-20 and 266-21 REPEALED.
- 266-21.1 to 266-21.3 REPEALED.
- 266-21.4 Marine inspections.
- 266-21.5 Biosecurity, inspection, and cargo support facilities.
- 266-22 Maintenance of fire boat.
- 266-23 Acceptance of gifts.
- 266-24 Enforcement.
- 266-24.1 Arrest or citation.
- 266-24.2 Vessels or property taken into legal custody; unauthorized control.
- 266-25 Violation of rules; penalty.
- 266-26 Responsibility of vessel owner; evidence of unauthorized mooring.
- 266-27 Mooring of unauthorized vessel in state harbors; impoundment and disposal proceedings.
- 266-28 Fines arising from environmental protection and maritime transportation security violations.
- 266-29 State harbors civil violations system; authorization.
- 266-30 General administrative penalties.
Note
Large capacity ferry vessel requirements. L Sp 2007 2d, c 2.
Case Notes
Although this chapter did not explicitly confer authority over the Kewalo basin harbor on the Hawaii community development authority (HCDA), it was undisputed that (1) the legislature conveyed title to the fast and submerged lands within an area that includes the harbor to HCDA; (2) HCDA was given the mandate to redevelop the area that includes the harbor; and (3) HCDA was given broad rulemaking powers over its projects and properties to implement its mandate pursuant to 206E-33 and 206E-4(5); thus, circuit court did not err by failing to find that the department of transportation had exclusive jurisdiction over harbor. 124 H. 313 (App.), 243 P.3d 273 (2010).
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