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fee for an Un -hosted nonconforming use certificate is $500 and the annual <br />renewal fee for the NUC is $500. <br />REGISTRATION PROCESS <br />18. Proposed Section 25-4-16.7 Rental registration process outlines the registration <br />process indicating that all TAR owners will need to submit the following <br />information to the Department: a registration form that includes the name and <br />contact information for the property owner or operator if different from the <br />owner; a site plan showing the location of all structures on site and the requisite <br />parking; a floor plan showing the location of the rooms for rent; a notarized <br />affidavit in the format determined by the director that the TAR meets health, <br />safety and code requirements; a maximum renter limit calculation; verification <br />that State of Hawaii general excise tax are in effect; and a verification of the <br />County of Hawaii real property tax clearance certificate. In addition, if <br />applicable, the owner will be required to submit a copy of their valid real estate <br />broker's license or real estate salesperson's license. <br />19. Any TAR that is not registered within the required deadlines is considered <br />unpermitted and subject to penalties, until the TAR becomes properly registered <br />and compliant with the requirements of the bill. <br />ANNUAL RENEWAL PROCESS <br />20. Proposed in Bill 121 in Section 25-4-16.9 Annual renewal of registration <br />required, all TARs will be required to submit a renewal registration to the <br />Planning Department on the dates prescribed by the Director. <br />21. Bill 121 further identifies in Section 25-4-16.10 Annual renewal of registration; <br />denial provisions that will allow the Director to deny renewal of registration of a <br />TAR for any of the following reasons: 1) the applicant has violated pertinent laws, <br />2) the affidavit affirming that the transient accommodation rental meets all health, <br />safety and code requirements is found to be inaccurate, 3) the owner is delinquent <br />in payment of County property taxes, transient accommodation taxes, fees, fines, <br />or penalties assessed in relation to the TAR, 4) evidence of non-responsive <br />management, such as issuance of a notice of violation, police reports, or verified <br />complaints of noise or other disturbances relating to the TAR operations, 5) the <br />-7- <br />