Haw. Code R. § 11-26-4 - Penalty
(a) Field citation:
(1) A field citation is an offer to settle an
administrative case involving any violation of chapter 322, Hawaii Revised
Statutes, or of this chapter and may include an enforcement compliance
order.
(2) The director or any duly
authorized employee of the Department may issue a field citation to a person,
an owner or occupier of property, an official representative of an owner or
occupier, a firm, a corporation, or an official representative of a firm or a
corporation.
(3) To be effective, a
field citation must be signed by the director or a duly authorized employee and
shall impose a fine in the following specified amounts:
(i) for the first offense, $25.00;
(ii) for the second offense,
$50.00;
(iii) for the third
offense, $100.00.
(4)
The penalty amounts listed in the subsection(a)(3) are set in consideration of
the factors set forth in section
322-8(b),
Hawaii Revised Statutes, particularly the value of prompt correction, and based
on the presumption of the respondent's ability to pay stated in that
section.
(5) A field citation may,
but need not be preceded by a "Notice of Violation," providing the respondent
with a reasonable time, not to exceed seven days, to abate the cause of the
violation.
(6) Any subsequent
offense committed after the third cited offense or any violation of an
enforcement compliance order issued in conjunction with a field citation may be
subject to additional penalties through the administrative process described in
section
11-26-4(b)
or as authorized by chapter 322, Hawaii Revised Statutes.
(7) If a party receiving a field citation
contests the citation, the director may withdraw the citation and pursue
additional remedies through the administrative process described in section
11-26-4(b)
or as authorized by chapter 322, Hawaii Revised Statutes.
(b) Administrative action. Any person who
shall continue to violate any provision of chapter 322, Hawaii Revised
Statutes, or of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than $1,000 per day
per violation up to a maximum of $10,000 as provided in sections
321-20 and
322-8,
Hawaii Revised Statutes. Each and every violation of the provisions of these
rules shall constitute a separate offense.
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