Haw. Code R. § 13-231-82 - Review, acceptance, or rejection of applications
(a) The department shall examine and
determine the genuineness and regularity of each application for a mooring or
other small boat harbor use permit and may conduct any investigation as may be
deemed necessary for its examination and determination; and it may require
additional information from the applicant as may be necessary to determine the
genuineness and regularity of the application.
(b) The department shall reject any
application that contains a material misstatement or if the applicant has
failed to disclose any material fact in the application.
(c) An application shall not be accepted for
consideration and shall be rejected if:
(1)
The application fee is not paid at the time the application is made;
(2) The applicant is delinquent in payment of
any moneys due and payable to the department;
(3) The applicant has pending a citation for
violation of any of the department's rules; or
(4) The category or type of mooring requested
is " inappropriate for the vessel to be moored by the applicant and will not,
therefore, afford maximum, safe, convenient, and efficient utilization of small
boat harbor facilities as determined by the department pursuant to section
13-231-80.
(d) Upon
rejection of an application, the department shall inform the applicant, in
writing within a reasonable time, that the person's application has not been
accepted for consideration and has been rejected and the reasons therefor. The
applicant shall be afforded the opportunity to submit a new application upon
the correction of deficiencies cited in the notification of rejection of the
original application.
Notes
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