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Hookena Beach Park, [Keokea Beach Park,] Mahukona Park, [Kapaa Park,] and Samuel Spencer Beach Park ,the use of trailers or other campers units are permitted on any suitable place other than picnic or lawn areas. The camper shall give due regard to the rights and convenience of other users of the park, shall not obstruct any roadway or pathway, and shall not monopolize any facility intended for the use of all users of the park. (2) [At Onekahakaha Beach Park, camping and the use of trailers and other camper units are permitted only in the area on the Hilo side of the road leading into Onekahakaha Beach Park and mauka of Pavilions 1, 2, and 3 up to one-half of the old children's zoo parking lot. (3) At Harry K. Brown Beach Park, camping and the use of trailers or other camper units are permitted in the area on the Ka'u side of a straight line extending from the makai-Ka'u corner of the parking lot to the main government road and parallel with the park road. • (4) ] At Samuel Spencer Beach Park, camping [and the use of trailers and other camper units are] is permitted in [three] two camping areas known as areas "A" and "B" [and "C"]. Area "A" is mauka of the large pavilion between the Hapuna boundary of the park and the [sidewalk] outdoor courts [leading to the large pavilion. Area "B" is mauka of the parking lot in the date-palm tree area and along the Hapuna boundary of the park]. Area "[C]B" is [makai ofJ between the Kawaihae side [pavilion up to the sandy beach area on the Hapuna side] restroom and the central restroom. SECTION 4. Chapter 15, article 4, section 15-40 of the Hawaii County Code is amended to read as follows: Section 15-40. Maps of camping areas. The areas described in section 15-39 are outlined in red on the maps marked [Exhibit A for Onekahakaha Beach Park, Exhibit B for Harry K. Brown Beach Park, and] Exhibit [C] A for Samuel Spencer Beach Park, and by reference made a part of this chapter. [Three copies] Copies of [these maps are] this man is kept on file and are available for public inspection in the office of the clerk. -3-