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(d) Nonconforming use certificates overdue by more than ninety days will not be accepted and the failure to renew shall be considered voluntary forfeiture of the certificate, rendering the certificate ineligible for further renewal. Section 25-4-16.15. Annual renewal of nonconforming use certificates; denial. Renewal of a nonconforming use certificate may be denied if the director verifies any of the following: (1) The applicant has violated pertinent laws; (2) The affidavit affirming that the transient accommodation rental meets all health, safety, and code requirements is found to be inaccurate; (3) The owner is delinquent in payment of County property taxes, transient accommodation taxes, fees, fines, or penalties assessed in relation to the transient accommodation rental; (4) Evidence of non-responsive management, such as issuance of a notice of violation, police reports, or verified complaints of noise or other disturbances relating to the transient accommodation rental operations; (5) The renewal request and renewal fee were not received within ninety days of the expiration date indicated on the certificate; c6) Any violation of standards set forth in section 25-4-16.17; or (7) The transient accommodation rental has been abandoned pursuant to section 25-4-62. Section 25-4-16.16. Notice of denial of a nonconforming use certificate application or renewal and appeal. (a) Notice of a decision by the director to deny_a nonconforming use certificate or renewal of a nonconforming use certificate shall be transmitted in writing to the property owner. (b) Within thirty days after the transmittal of a notice of denial, the owner may appeal to the board of appeals as provided by section 6-9.2, Hawai`i County Charter, and sections 25-2-20 through 25-2-25. Section 25-4-16.17. Transient accommodation rental operation standards. The transient accommodation rental operation shall comply with the following standards, which shall be prominently displayed within the rental. (1) Posted information and responsive management standards. (A) For hosted rentals, a host shall physically reside on the same building site as the transient accommodation rental during transient accommodation rental operations and shall be reachable at the request of renters, neighbors, and County agencies within one hour of a request. A copy of the registration as well as the host's name and phone number, shall be displayed in a conspicuous place on the premises that is readily visible to any occupants. In emergency or unforeseen circumstances,the host may request a temporary exception from this standard from the director. (B) For un-hosted rentals, a reachable person shall respond via telephone to a request from a guest, neighbor, or County agency within one hour of receiving that request and shall be physically present at the transient accommodation rental within three hours of receiving a call from a renter, 9