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mitigate the impacts of the event on surrounding properties, including but not limited to: event size; type of event; temporary structures; use of sound amplifying devices; parking requirements; and additional insurance coverage. (G) Quiet hours shall be from [8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.,] 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.,during which time the noise from the transient accommodation rental shall not disturb adjacent neighbors. Sound that is audible beyond the property boundaries during non-quiet hours shall not exceed the standards set forth in title 11, chapter 46, Hawai`i Administrative Rules. For the purposes of this section, "audible"means [sound] perceptible by a person without the use of a sound detection device or audio aides. Violations of this standard shall be reported to the Hawai`i County police department. (H) Off-street parking shall meet the requirements set forth in section 25-4- 51 and applicable parking standards in this chapter, and all guest vehicles shall be parked in the designated onsite parking area. (3) Advertising and signage standards. (A) All print and internet advertising of transient accommodation rentals, including listings with a rental service or real estate firm, shall include the registration number and the nonconforming use certificate number or hosted nonconforming use certificate number. (B) Advertising or promoting a transient accommodation rental as a venue for weddings, wedding receptions, concerts, or events, and providing any professional services to anyone other than registered guests of a transient accommodation rental is prohibited unless allowed by special permit or use permit. (C) Any commercial signage that advertises a transient accommodation rental shall comply with the requirements of section 22-2.6 and chapter 3 of the Hawai`i County Code. (D) Except for multi-family units, signage indicating the street address of the transient accommodation rental [and the registration number] should be clearly visible from the main roadway used to access the property." 9. Section 25-4-16.20 is amended to read as follows: "Section 25-4-16.20. Complaints,violations, and public information. The director shall: (1) Receive and track complaints regarding transient accommodation rentals; (2) Establish and maintain administrative rules for determining if a complaint is valid and there has been a violation; (3) Provide information about rules,policies, and procedures pertaining to transient accommodation rentals to property owners, operators, neighbors, and the general public; and (4) Maintain [a public list] and keep available for public reference, both in the office of the director and in an electronic format, a current list of all transient 6