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(4) The dog shall be humanely destroyed." <br /> SECTION 11. Chapter 4, section 4-31.4, of the Hawaii County Code 1983 (2016 <br /> Edition, as amended), is repealed. <br /> "[ .ap-pheations, and to this end the provisions of this a#iele afe seve. <br /> if any provision of this article of the applieation thereof to any per-son of <br /> 1" <br /> SECTION 12. Chapter 4, article 4, section 4-31.3 of the Hawaii County Code 1983 <br /> (2016 Edition, as amended), "Civil action not precluded," is amended by renumbering this <br /> section as follows, "[4 31.3] 4-31.4." <br /> SECTION 13. Chapter 4, of the Hawaii County Code 1983 (2016 Edition, as <br /> amended), is amended by adding a new section to the article 4 "Dogs," division 3 "Dangerous <br /> Dogs," created in SECTION 5 of this bill. This section shall be designated, 4-31.3 and shall read <br /> as follows: <br /> "Section 4-31.3. Additional penalties. <br /> (a) Unless the dog has been or is ordered to be humanely destroyed, the dog <br /> owner shall also be sentenced to the following provisions, in addition to the <br /> provisions of sections 4-31 and 4-31.1: <br /> (1) The owner shall provide the owner's name, address and telephone <br /> number to the County animal control service; <br /> (2) The owner shall provide the location at which the dog is currently <br /> kept, if such location is not the owner's address; <br /> (3) The owner shall promptly notify the appropriate animal control service <br /> of: <br /> (A) ALiychanges in the ownership of the dog or the location of the <br /> dog along with the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of <br /> new owners or the new address at which the dog is located; <br /> (B) Any further instances of an attack by the dog upon a person or an <br /> animal; <br /> (C)_ Any claims made or lawsuits brought as a result of further <br /> instances of an attack by the dog; or <br /> (D) The death of the dog. <br /> (4) The owner shall obtain a license for the dog pursuant to section 143-2, <br /> Hawaii Revised Statutes, if the dog is not currently licensed, and <br /> (5) Unless already identified by microchip, the dog shall be permanently <br /> identified, at the owner's expense, by injecting into the dog ani <br /> identification microchip using standard veterinary procedures and <br /> 1 <br /> 2 <br /> 11 <br />