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shall constitute a separate offense." Here,as the bill is currently drafted,there will be an inconsistency between the proposed ordinance and the Code regarding what constitutes a separate violation/offense. Subsection(b)under the Fines section also states"separate violation"as opposed to a"separate offense." Because this proposed ordinance amends Chapter 20 of the Hawaii County Code,consistency across Chapter 20 and Hawai`i County Code Article 40 is necessary. Page 10:[6]Commented [KW32] Kucharski,William 7/7/2017 1:04:00 PM Examine EMC review-possible conflict. If the Directors determination is a "final Administrative order" where does a review by EMC come to play? (c) below: All fines and other enforcement actions may be appealed to the environmental management commission, provided the appeal is filed within thirty days of issuance of the notice of determination. Page 10:[7] Commented [KW33] Kucharski,William 8/16/2017 10:48:00 AM J • Keyra Wong (CC): • Under subsection(e),perhaps for consistency with §2-204, it would be easier to state that the fine procedures under this article shall be consistent with Hawaii County Code §2-204(e), which reads,"If the amount of any penalty is not paid to the department within thirty days after it becomes due and payable,the director may institute a civil action in the name of the County to collect the administrative penalty which shall be a government realization...." A civil action must be initiated first and penalties cannot be automatically referred to a collection agency.