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Z ONING § 25-1-5 “Primary airport” means a publicly owned airport that has more than 10,000 passenger boardings each calendar year, as defined by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Standard accessory uses for Primary Airports include, but are not limited to, retail establishments for shopping including duty-free shops, dining establishments that may be consolidated in food courts, automobile rentals, service businesses, offices, conference centers and hotels. The accessory uses must be located on publicly owned lands and support airport operations. “Public use,” “public building” and “public structure” mean a use conducted by or a structure or building owned or managed by the federal government, the State of Hawai‘i or the County to fulfill a governmental function, activity or service for public benefit and in accordance with public policy. Excluded are uses which are not purely a function, activity or service of government and structures leased by government to private entrepreneurs or to nonprofit organizations. “Reachable” means being able to: (1) Respond via telephone to a request from a guest, neighbor, or County agency within one hour of receiving that request; and (2) Be physically present at the short-term vacation rental within three hours of receiving a call from a guest, neighbor, or County agency, when that guest, neighbor, or County agency requests the presence of the reachable person. “Recycling center” means an establishment on a building site, with or without buildings, upon which used materials are separated and processed for shipment for eventual reuse in new products. A recycling collection point or an area which serves only as a drop-off point for temporary storage of recyclables shall not be considered a recycling center. “Rentable unit” means a separate room or rooms for sleeping accommodations let, rented, or leased as a unit by the room or suite, except that in the case of sleeping accommodations let or rented by the bed, a rentable unit shall be two beds. “Repair establishment, major” means an establishment which primarily provides restoration, reconstruction and general mending and repair services, and which includes any repair activities which are likely to have some impact on the environment and adjacent land uses by virtue of their appearance, noise, size, traffic generation or operational characteristics. Major repair establishments include, but are not limited to: (A) Blacksmith. (B) Boat cleaning and repair. (C) Electrical, gasoline and diesel motor repair and rebuilding. (D) Furniture repair. (E) Industrial machinery and heavy equipment repair. (F) Vehicular repair, including repair of body and fender, and straightening of frame and body parts. “Repair establishment, minor” means an establishment which primarily provides restoration, reconstruction and general mending and repair services, and which includes those repair activities which have little or no impact on surrounding land uses and can be compatibly located with other businesses. Minor repair establishments include, but are not limited to: SUPP. 13 (1-2023) 25-13