Haw. Code R. § 19-170-174 - Drainage, water, sewers, and utilities
(a) Drainage, water
and sewer systems, and utility lines, including but not limited to those
required for electric, communications, and street lighting, necessary for the
general use of the occupants in the subdivision shall be installed by the
subdivider.
(b) Utilities shall
generally be located in accordance with the standards and requirements of each
agency. The location of utilities shall not be contrary to any location
provided by the development plan. If the location for any of the utilities,
such as sewers, storm drains, water and gas pipes, electric and telephone lines
and conduits, which are likely to be required within a subdivision, either for
the service thereof or for the service to the surrounding areas, do not lie
wholly within the street right-of-way, the executive officer, upon consultation
with the chief engineer, wastewater management director and manager, may
require the location of such utilities on routes elsewhere than within said
street right-of-way. The subdivider shall designate the required area or areas
for all such utility locations and shall deliver proper easements for
them.
(c) Adequate width shall be
provided for easements for sewers, storm drains, water, public utilities, and
government-owned facilities as required by the chief engineer, wastewater
management director or manager, as appropriate. Easements for all
government-owned utilities except those under the jurisdiction of the board of
water supply, shall be conveyed to the development corporation and documents
with supporting materials, such as maps, search of title or lien letter,
transfer certificate of title, releases, consents, or other materials, as may
be required, shall be delivered to the development corporation for acceptance.
Easements for water facilities shall be conveyed for the use of the board of
water supply and documents with all supporting materials shall be delivered to
the board of water supply for acceptance. Whenever it is determined that future
easements are necessary, the future easements shall be designated on the final
map indicating that the development corporation or the City may accept such
easements at any time. The location of all easements shall generally border the
boundaries of lots. Easements traversing a lot shall not be allowed except when
approved by the executive officer.
Notes
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