Haw. Code R. § 20-26-63 - Special use permits
(a) Special use
permits may be issued to engage in activities otherwise prohibited by this
chapter.
(b) Special uses are all
types of uses, other than research, commercial tour activities, and commercial
film and recordings which are considered compatible with the functions and
purpose of the UH management areas and are consistent with the approved
management plans for the UH management areas.
(c) Applications for special use permits
shall adequately describe the planned use, including but not limited to the
scope, duration, and location of the activity, and shall be submitted at least
forty-five (45) calendar days in advance of the date the permit is to be in
effect.
(d) Each special use permit
application shall be evaluated on its own merits for compatibility with the
functions and purpose of the UH management areas, for consistency with existing
approved management plans; for the potential effect on the surrounding
resources, the existing facilities, and the public's use of the UH management
areas; for compatibility with existing approved uses; for compatibility with
scheduled or ongoing construction, repairs, or maintenance activities; and for
the applicant's prior record of non-compliance with permit conditions, or of
violations. Additional information may be required from the applicant to make
this evaluation. Failure to provide additional information when requested maybe
grounds for permit denial.
(e) Fees
shall be assessed in accordance with section 20-26-6, and additional terms and
conditions necessary to protect the resources of the UH management areas and to
protect safety and welfare may be imposed.
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