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ZONING § 25-4-15 (g) Any agricultural tourism activity in the A, IA, FA, RA, or APD districts, that does not conform to the standards in section 25-4-15(d), and which has not previously received a special permit or use permit for such activity, may continue such use until May 20, 2010, and, if an application for a special permit or a use permit has been received and accepted by May 20, 2010, may continue such use until final action has been taken on the application. After May 20, 2010, or denial of the application, whichever occurs later, continued use shall be considered illegal under this chapter. (h) Any agricultural tourism activity that is currently operated under a special permit may continue to operate under the terms and conditions of the special permit, or apply to void the special permit and, if the permit is voided, operate under the standards of section 25-4-15(d). (i) An agricultural tourism activity that obtains plan approval, but becomes non- compliant with the standards of section 25-4-15(d) because of an increase in the number of visitors, shall apply for a special permit, but may continue to operate until a final decision is made on the special permit application. (j) An agricultural tourism activity which has received plan approval shall submit financial records to the director on request to verify compliance and shall maintain a count of visitors which shall be furnished to the director on request. (k) The director may use observations of visitor arrivals, including bus traffic, in estimating whether an agricultural tourism activity complies with section 25-4-15(d)(3), and may require that an activity allowed with plan approval apply for a special permit based on such observations. In that case, the activity may continue until a final decision is made on the special permit. (2008, ord 08-155, sec 9; am 2009, ord 09-143, sec 2.) Section 25-4-16. Short-term vacation rentals. (a) Short-term vacation rentals; where permitted, specific prohibitions. (1) Short-term vacation rentals shall be permitted in the: (A) V, CG, and CV districts; (B) Residential and commercial zoning districts, situated in the General Plan Resort and Resort Node areas; and (C) RM district, for multiple family dwellings within a condominium property regime as defined and governed by chapters 514A or 514B, Hawai`i Revised Statutes. (2) Private covenants prohibiting use of any unit as a short-term vacation rental shall not be invalidated by this chapter. Registration of all short-term vacation rentals. (1) Short-term vacation rentals in existence on or before April 1, 2019 shall register with the director and pay a one-time fee of $500. The registration form and associated fee shall be submitted to the planning department no later than September 30, 2019. (2) Any new short-term vacation rental established in a zoning district after April 1, 2019, where such use is permissible pursuant to this (h) 25-57 SUPP. 6 (7-2019)