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Section 20-05-03. Exemptions. <br />(a) The following are exempt from the provisions of this article: <br />(1) Foods packaged outside the limits of the County of Hawaii; <br />(2) Coolers and ice chests that are intended for reuse; and <br />(3) Food packaging for raw: meat; poultry; seafood; and eggs that have not been <br />further processed. <br />(b) County facility users and food [venlefs-.] providers. <br />(1) The director may exempt a food [vender] provider or County facility user <br />from the provisions of this article, in a situation where compliance with the <br />terms of this article would result in undue hardship. The exemption shall be in <br />place for a period of time not to exceed one hundred eighty days. <br />(2) Undue hardship includes, but is not limited to, situations unique to the food <br />[vender] provide r or County facility user that generally do not apply to other <br />persons in similar circumstances. <br />(3) Food [vefiier-s] providers and County facility users seeking an exemption <br />from the requirements of this article shall provide all required information on <br />an application for exemption, including but not limited to, documentation as <br />specified by the director supporting the applicant's claim that compliance with <br />this article will result in undue hardship. <br />(4) The director may approve or deny an exemption request in whole or in part. <br />Applicants may appeal the director's decision to the commission. <br />(5) All exemptions shall be promptly posted on the County website for the <br />department of environmental management as a notice of temporary <br />exemption. <br />(c) Emergency supplies or services procurement. <br />The mayor may exempt County facility users and food [venders] providers <br />from the provisions of this article, in a situation deemed by the mayor to be an <br />emergency that necessitates such exemption in order to preserve the public peace, <br />health, and safety. The exemption shall be in place until the mayor determines that <br />the emergency situation has ceased and the exemption is no longer needed to <br />preserve the public peace, health, and safety. <br />Section 20-05-04. Enforcement and special provisions. <br />(a) Notwithstanding anvthing to the contrarv, violations of this article shall be subiect <br />to a fine per day for each day in which the violation persists. In all respects not <br />otherwise provided for, the director shall enforce this article in accordance with <br />section 20-02-22. <br />(b) A violation of this article in connection with a special event incurs: <br />(1) A fine of $200 for the first violation, <br />(2) A fine of $400 for the second violation; and <br />(3) For any subsequent violation, a fine not to exceed: <br />(A) $400, in the case of an event of no more than two hundred persons; <br />(B) $600, in the case of an event of more than two hundred persons but not <br />more than four hundred persons, <br />(C) $800, in the case of an event of more than four hundred persons but not <br />more than six hundred persons, or <br />2 <br />