Haw. Code R. § 19-170-113 - Yards
(a) The minimum front yard requirements shall
be as follows:
(1) A front yard of ten feet in
depth measured perpendicularly from the street boundary line shall be provided
for each development parcel.
(2)
Every yard bounded by a public street shall be a front yard.
(b) There shall be no minimum side
and rear yard requirements.
(c)
Permitted uses within all front yards include:
(1) Buildings, or portions thereof, provided
there is a minimum of 15 feet of public sidewalk between the structure and the
curb of the adjacent street;
(2)
Outdoor dining areas which are covered with umbrellas, awnings or trellises but
remain open on the sides during business hours;
(3) Porte cocheres;
(4) Customary yard accessories;
(5) Dispensers for newspaper sales and
distribution;
(6) Fences and
retaining walls as provided in subsection (d) below;
(7) Public utility facilities not exceeding
six feet in height from existing grade and screened with landscaping;
(8) Bus stop shelters;
(9) Upper-level pedestrian-ways approved by
the corporation; and
(10) Other
structures under thirty inches.
(d) Retaining walls within required front
yards shall not exceed a height of thirty inches. A safety railing or fence may
be erected on top of the retaining wall. The safety railing shall not be
capable of retaining earth or exceed forty-two inches above the finish grade of
the fill on the inside of the retaining wall.
(e) Except as specifically provided
otherwise, roof overhangs, eaves, sunshades, sills, frames, beam ends,
projecting courses, planters, awnings, and other architectural embellishments
or appendages with less than a thirty-inch vertical thickness may project no
more than four feet into the required distance of a yard or setback. Exterior
balconies, lanais, arcades, or covered passageways are not permitted within
required front yards.
(f) Parking
and loading including any related maneuvering area or aisle shall not be
allowed in any front yard or area except for short-term parking and loading in
conjunction with porte activities.
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