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3 11_19.1 HAWAII CDt.;vT`r CODE (d) The applicant shall submit the completed form to the chief no[ later than true days prior co the proposed activity; thereafter, [he chief shall nodiy the anplican[ of the decision to grant or deny the perrmt wtthtn three days of the submission of the completed application and any required supplemental anplicauon. ie) Tne permit shall state the dale, place, dine, duration. and nature of the proposed activity, shall be in ~;z possession of the person in charge of the activity, and shall be produced for inspection upon the recuest of anv law enforcement officer. jf) The chief may issue a permit subject to conditions which shall be staled upon the permtt-, inciudt,:g limitations upon the sound level, duration, or time of day oI the activity, or the requirement that breaks be taken in the activity. (g) The chief tray adopt rules not inconsistent herewith for the implementation of the permit system established in this section. Such pules may include provisions [or the granting of a permit when an appGcadon is received less than five days prior to the proposed activity. (1990, Ord. No. 90-6, sec. Z.) Section 1419?. Exemptions. The following shall be exempt from the prohibitions set forth in section 1418: (1) Activities of the County of Hawau. State of Hawaii, or the United States; and (3) Activities of private persons or entities acting within the permitted uses of a permit issued by the County of Hawaii, State of Hawaii, or the United Slates. (3) Amplifying devices within sight-seeing cars, buses, motor coaches, or other similar vehicles. designed primarily to address passengers within the vehicles. (1) Amplifying devices on or within ambulances or authorized emergency vehicles. (1990, Ord. No. 90-6, sec. 2.) Section 14193. Penalty. (a) Any person convicted of a violation of the provisions of this amcle shall be punished by a fine of: (1) Up to $100 far the first offense; or (3) Up to 5500 for the second offense, if such offense is cornmitted within six months of the lust offense; or (3) Up to $1,000, or forfeintre of the sound system or components of the sound system up to 51,000 in value, or a combination of a fine and forfeiture, up to a total of 51,000, for conviction of the third or more offense, if such offense is committed within one year of the fast offense; (b) Any offense occurntrg afrer the first year of the first offense, and each successive year thereafter, shall be subject to the provisions of subsection (a) as though it were the fast instance of the offense. (1990, Ord. No. 90-65, sec. 2.) Article 4. Smoiong in Public Place. Section 1420. Definitions. (a) As used in this article, unless the content requires otherwise: (1) "Smoke" or "smoking" means and includes inhaling or exhaling upon, burning or carrying any Lighted smoking equipment for tobazco; the pezsonal habit corrunonly known as smoking. (2) "Open to the public" means areas within any building available for use by or accessible to the general public during the normal course of business conducted therein by either private or public entities. (3) "Building" means any area enclosed by a roof and at least three walls. (4) "Small businesses" means those business establishments having no more than five employees working on the business premises per established work shift. S~uao~, Yq l4 I a ;~sl® rra. G E N N.ef. 71st Presented Gp~/rl/tll ~,xr. r~at~_ JAN 2 2 1997