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Communications - Council Term
2006-2008
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Harry Kim, Mayor
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AGE PC 03/24/2008 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Agendas\2006-2008\Plannning Committee (PC)
BIL 265 Draft 01 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Bills\2006-2008
ORD 2008-066 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Ordinances\2008
REP PC 078 03/24/2008 2006-2008
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\Council Records\Reports\2006-2008\Planning Committee (PC)
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<br /> <br /> q <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> TORIGOE: Mr. Chairman. You know what's strange is that my understanding is that <br /> the City and County of Honolulu has basically the same provision but it says that an appeal <br /> well, basically it says what the Director wants this to say now; theirs says that an appeal to the <br /> Board of Appeals shall not stay the provision. So I think that that's the general pattern, and what <br /> we have here is kind of aberration. Maybe it was a clerical error, you know, where the "not" <br /> originally was taken out. <br /> <br /> WATANABE: Satisfied? <br /> <br /> DOMINGO: Thank you. <br /> <br /> WATANABE: Okay. Ms. Siracusa. <br /> <br /> SIRACUSA: And speaking of clerical errors, we do have one here in the ordinance <br /> because Section (c), Nos. (3) and (4) are exactly the same thing; they both read, "Pay a civil fine <br /> not to exceed $500 per day for each day in which the violation persists, in the manner and at the <br /> time and place specified in the order." We have it twice. Does that mean that they pay $1,000? <br /> So I'm just pointing that out. But I did have a question also. Shall I give you a minute first to <br /> look at that in the ordinance? Section 25-2-35, (c), (3) and (4). <br /> WATANABE: Yeah, I believe that is a clerical error, yeah? <br /> <br /> SIRACUSA: So what I'm wondering is, should there only be (3) or was there a different <br /> (4) that we don't have here before us? Because if it just ends with (3), there is no problem; we <br /> just say, okay, delete (4). But if there was something else that was supposed to be under (4), <br /> then we really shouldn't vote on this, if we don't know what we are voting on over there. And <br /> then I have a question, but I'll hold that while Shall I hold the question while the Director <br /> looks up? <br /> <br /> WATANABE: Yeah, let's clear this up first. <br /> <br /> SIRACUSA: Okay. <br /> <br /> YUEN: Okay, yeah, you are correct. The bill that's attached has a mistyping. <br /> Okay. What you have attached, (3) and (4) are exactly the same, whereas the actual ordinance <br /> which - and we are not trying to change the section of the ordinance - the actual ordinance, (3) is <br /> different from (4) in the current Zoning Code. Three is supposed to say, "Pay a civil fine not to <br /> exceed $500 in the manner" - which is also probably a, probably should say "matter" - "at the <br /> place and before the date specified in the order." And then (4) has the same reading as here. <br /> And so the way it's supposed to work in the Code is that you can enact a $500 fine under <br /> Subsection (c) (3), and then you have a $500 a day fine in Section (c) (4). So you are correct; <br /> what you have attached in this is, where (3) and (4) read exactly the same, is a mistyping where <br /> (c) (3) has a different wording than (c) (4) in the actual County Code. So we'll correct that. <br /> <br /> SIRACUSA: So (c) (3) is supposed to say "matter" with "t," and (c) (4) is "manner," <br /> or <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> 3 <br />
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