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BIL
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2002-2004
Bill/Resolution
320
Draft
02
Introducer
Aaron S. Y. Chung, Council Member Chair, Finance Committee
Referred To
Council
Action 1
Council: Presented - 10/4/04
Action 2
Council: Deferred to 10/20/04 Meeting - 10/04/04
Action 3
Council: Bill 320, Draft 2 amended to Draft 4 - 10/20/04
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COM 0753.002 2002-2004
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COM 0753.002 2002-2004
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70 years of age or over [23] 100 000 <br /> For the purpose of this subsection, a husband and wife who own property by life <br /> estate and remainder, jointly, by the entirety, or in common, on which a home exemption <br /> under the provisions of subsection (a) has been granted shall be entitled to the applicable <br /> [multiple-el] home exemption set forth above when at least one of the spouses qualifies <br /> each year for the applicable [~kiple-s€J home exemption. <br /> <br /> (e) For purposes of this section, the term "real property owned and occupied as a principal <br /> home" is defined as the place where an individual has a true, fixed, permanent home and <br /> principal establishment, and to which place the individual has, whenever absent, the <br /> intention of returning. It is the place in which an individual has voluntarily fixed <br /> habitation, not for mere special, temporary, or vacation purpose, but with the intention of <br /> making a permanent home. <br /> Three elements are necessary for real property to be considered a "principal home." <br /> Owner's abandonment of all other previous principal homes. <br /> Intent of the owner to create or maintain a principal home within the County. <br /> (C Owner's actual physical occupancy of the principal home within the Countv. <br /> "Intent of the owner to create or maintain a principal home" maybe evidenced bv, but not <br /> be limited to, anv of the following indicia: <br /> Occupancy of the home in the Countv for more than 270 calendar days of a <br /> calendar year; <br /> Registering to vote in the Countv; <br /> f C] Being stationed in the Countv under military orders of the United States; or <br /> Possession of anv of the following with a reported address within the Countv of <br /> Hawaii: <br /> (i~ Valid Hawaii drivers license. <br /> ii Hawaii state identification card. <br /> iii Income tax return as a resident of the State of Hawaii. <br /> iv Resident aliens possessing a valid resident alien card ("green card") must <br /> claim residency only in Hawaii. <br /> The director of finance may require documentation of the above or additional <br /> indicia of intent to reside in the County from a property owner applying for an exemption <br /> or from an owner as evidence of continued qualification for an exemption. Failure to <br /> respond to the director's request or in the event the director receives satisfactory evidence <br /> that a claimant occupies a permanent home outside the County and there is documented <br /> 3 <br /> <br />
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