Mayor's COVID-19 First Amended Emergency Rule No. 17

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Mayor's COVID-19 First Amended Emergency, Rule No. 17 Page 6 of 17 1. Any vessel having received a certificate of inspection may allow 100% of the rated capacity individuals allowed on the boat, including the boat crew. 2. Sanitation rules detailed in Rules B5 and B6 are followed. 3. If food is served or there are indoor cabins in which passengers congregate, the rules regarding indoor and restaurant service apply. F. Travel to the County of Hawaii Transpacific travel to the County of Hawaii shall be governed by the Governor's proclamations and rules as may be amended from time to time. Further pursuant to the Governor's Proclamations, as may be amended from time to time, all persons traveling from outside the State of Hawaii to Hawaii Island are subject to the State of Hawaii's mandatory 10 day self-quarantine unless an exemption or modification applies. The period of self-quarantine shall begin from the date of entry onto Hawaii Island and shall last 10 days or the duration of the person's presence in the state, whichever is shorter. Specific Rules Relating to Businesses, Operations, and Activities Exhibit 1. Restaurants, bars, food courts, and other food establishments Exhibit 2. County Parks and Recreational Facilities Exhibit 3. Barber Shops and Beauty Operators Exhibit 4, Places of Worship Exhibit 5. Businesses, Operations and Activities to Remain Closed Exhibit 6. Commercial/Business Gatherings K. Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes Section 127A-29, and Hawaii Revised Statute Chapter 291D, any person violating this Rule shall be guilty of an emergency period infraction, as defined in section 291D-2, HRS, and fined $250.00 for each violation. Any person violating mandatory quarantine/isolation requirements shall be guilty of an emergency period infraction, as defined in section 291D-2, and fined $500.00 for each violation. Nothing contained in this section shall modify the criminal penalties for violating transpacific travel or quarantine rules set forth in the Governor's Proclamations as may be amended. Should the penalty provisions relating to quarantine violations be adjudged inconsistent with the Governor's Proclamation, the Governor's Proclamation shall govern.