Haw. Code R. § 19-42-25 - Use permits; types
Use permits may be issued for the following respective uses:
(1) Mooring permit. A use permit
authorizing the docking, mooring, or anchoring of a vessel at a state
commercial harbor.
(A) Regular mooring
permit. A use permit which on the date of issuance authorizes the permittee to
moor a vessel in a harbor for a period of one year.
(B) Temporary mooring permit. A nonrenewable
use permit which on the date of issuance authorizes the permittee to moor a
vessel in a harbor for a period of thirty days or less as specified in the
permit.
(2) Commercial
permit. A use permit which authorizes the owner of a commercial vessel to use a
state commercial harbor and its facilities for commercial activities as
specified in the permit. A commercial permit is non-transferable, so that
whenever a permittee parts with possession or transfers the title or interest
in the vessel identified in the commercial permit to another person by any
arrangement whatsoever, the commercial permit shall expire except as otherwise
provided herein with respect to the original permittee. The new possessor,
transferee, or owner of the vessel shall have no right to use the commercial
permit. An original permittee holding a commercial permit upon written
application to and approval by the department, may retain the commercial
permit, provided that within thirty days the permittee resumes operation with
another vessel owned by the permittee pursuant to the provisions of these
rules.
(3) Miscellaneous permit. A
use permit authorizing use of the harbor for such other purpose as may be
permitted by the department consistent with these rules and applicable laws;
provided that such other use shall be stated in the use permit. Use permits
shall be issued only after a determination by the department that all
applicable laws have been complied with and that all fees and charges payable
at the time of the issuance or reissuance of a permit have been paid.
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