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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 1970-349BILL NO. 742 COUNTY OF HAWAII - STATE OF HAWAII .. ORDINANCE;NO. ~.e~$~ AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND DESIGNATING: 1. TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES 2. SAFETY ZONES 3. CROSSWALKS 4. FREIGHT LOADING AND UNLOADING ZONES 5. PASSENGER LOADING AND UNLOADING ZONES 6. NO PARKING ZONES 7. TIME LIMIT PARKING ZONES 8. U-TURN AREAS 9. PROHIBITED U-TURN AREAS 10. PROHIBITED LEFT TURNS 11. PROHIBITED RIGHT TURNS 12. ONE-WAY STREETS 13. THROUGH STREETS 14. STOP INTERSECTIONS 15. ROADWAYS CLOSED TO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC 16. ROADWAYS CLOSED TO CERTAIN CLASSES OF VEHICLES 17. PARKING METER ZONES WITHIN THE COUNTY OF HAWAII, STATE OF HAWAII, BY AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 39 (TRAFFIC CODE), REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII 1967, AND REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII: SECTION 1. Section 2-1 (Board of Supervisors to Exercise Certain Administrative Functions by Resolution) of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby repealed and Sections 2-2 and 2-3 renumbered to read 2-1 and 2-2, respectively. SECTION 2. Article 5 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended by the addition of a new section thereto to read as follows: "SECTION 5-7 TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES (a) The following are hereby established and designated as traffic-control devices: 1-REGULATORY SIGNS a) Stop - Stop signs shall be octagonal in shape, shall have a red background and shall carry the word STOP in ref lectorized white letters at least one-third the height of the sign. Its dimensions shall be not less than 24 inches by 24 inches. b) Yield - The yield sign shall be an equilateral triangle with one point downward, having a black legend on a ref lectorized yellow background. The sides of the triangle shall have a standard and minimum length of 30 inches. c) Parking and Stopping - Signs governing parking, bus stops, passenger and freight loading, etc., shall be rectangular in shape and mounted vertically, and not less than 12 inches by 18 inches. Prohibitive signs shall contain a red legend not less than 1 1/2 inches in height on a white background and permissive signs shall contain a green legend not less than 1 1/2 inches in height on a white back- ground. d) Speed limit, minimum speed, speed zone ahead, speed zone, turn prohibition, lane use control, do not pass, pass with care, slower traffic keep right, keep right, one way, reversible flow, periodic one way, walk on left, do not cross, keep off median, road closed, local traffic only, weight limit, and all other regulatory signs shall be rectangular in shape with black and/or red lettering on a white background. 2-WARNING SIGNS a) Advisory speed limit signs shall be square, not less than 18 inches by 18 inches, with black lettering on a yellow ref lectorized background. -2- b) Turn, curve, reverse turn, reverse curve, winding road, large arrow, cross road, side road, T symbol, Y symbol, stop ahead, yield ahead, signal ahead, merging traffic, pavement-width transition, road narrows, narrow bridge, divided highway, hill, bump, dip, pavement ends, soft shoulder, slippery when wet, school, crossings, double arrow, low clearance, and all other warning signs shall be diamond shaped and not less than 24 inches by 24 inches with black lettering on a yellow background. 3-MARKINGS a) Center, no passing, double, safety zone, pavement- width transition, parking space, and all lines running parallel to the pavement edge shall be at least 4 inches in width. Safety zones shall be designated by a line running parallel to the pavement edge and said line shall be at least 8 inches in width. b) Channelizing, turn symbol, stop, crosswalk, word and symbol, and all other lines running at right angles to the pavement edge shall be at least 8 inches in width. c) Curb markings shall cover the face and top of curbs. d) All lines and markings shall be white in color except for the following which shall be in yellow: (1) Double center lines on mzlti-laned pavements. (2) No passing barrier lines at: a) No passing zones on two- and three-lane roads b) Pavement-width transitions c) Approaches to obstructions which must be passed on the right d) Approaches to railroad crossings -3- (3) Curb markings: a) To show parking prohibitions b) On islands in the line of traffic." SECTION 3. Section 14-7 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 14-7 DRIVING THROUGH SAFETY ZONE PROHIBITED (a) No vehicle shall at any time be driven through or within a safety zone. (b) The following are hereby established and designated as safety zones and shall be effective when appropriate lines or other markings on the surface of the roadway giving notice thereof are painted: 1-HAMAKUA a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Paauilo Garage to the Paauilo School Road. b) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway, from the Paauilo School Road to the Hawaii Belt Road, Project DF-019-2(5). c) On the waipio side of Pakalana Street from Mamane Street to Kukui Street. 2-NORTH HILO a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway in Laupahoehoe from the Honokaa intersection with the Hawaii Belt Road to the Kihalani Homestead Road. b) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway in Laupahoehoe from the Kihalani Homestead Road to the Hilo side of the cutoff road to the Hawaii Belt Road. -4 - 3-SOUTH HILO a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Spanish Camp Road to the Hakalau Store in Hakalau. b) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from Pua Lane to the Haaheo School Road. c) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from a point 200 feet on the Hamakua side of the Onomea Sugar Company Office to the Hamakua entrance to Moirton Camp in Papaikou. d) On the Puna side of Kukuau Street from Kilauea Avenue to I{inoole Street. e) On the north side of Puainako Street from Kinoole Street to Komohana Street. f) On the Hamakua side of Ainako Avenue between Kaumana Drive and the Ernest B. De Silva School entrance. g) On the south side of Kawailani Street from Kinoole Street to Komohana Street. h) On the east side of Kaumana Drive from Iiwipolena Street to Ainako Avenue. 4 -I{AU a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway in Naalehu from the Naalehu Trailer Camp site to the Naalehu School. b) On the south side of Kamani Street between Pikake Street and Puahale Street in Pahala. 5-KOHALA a) On the north side of Niulii-Mahukona Road from the center of Hawi Village to the Bank of Hawaii in Kapaau traveling in an easterly direction. 6-KONA a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Konawaena School Road traveling in a northerly direction for a distance of 2 miles. -5 - b) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Konawaena School Road traveling in a southerly direction for a distance of 1.9 miles. c) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from Holualoa School traveling in a northerly direction for a distance o£ 2 miles. d) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway from Holualoa School traveling in a southerly direction for a distance of 1.2 miles. e) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway from the new Honaunau School traveling in a southerly direction for a distance of 1 mile and traveling in a northerly direction for a distance of 1 mile. 7-PUMA a) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway in Olaa from the Old Slaughterhouse Road (Old Volcano Road) to Milo Street. b) On the mauka side of the Olaa-Kapoho Road, from the Pahoa School (Homestead) Road, to a point on the Kapoho end of the Pahoa Village." SECTION 4. Section 14-2 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 14-2 PEDESTRIANS' RIGHT-OF-WAY IN CROSSWALKS (a) The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right- of-way, slowing down or stopping if need be, to so yield to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within any marked crosswalk or within any unmarked crosswalk when the pedestrian is upon the half of the roadway upon which the vehicle is traveling, or when the pedestrian is approaching so closely from the opposite half of the roadway as to be in danger, but no pedestrian shall enter any crosswalk or part of a crosswalk when vehicular traffic is so close thereto as to constitute an immediate hazard. -6- (b) Pedestrians shall walk briskly within a crosswalk so as not to impede the flow of vehicular traffic. (c) The following are hereby established and designated as crosswalks and shall be effective when appropriate lines or other markings on the surface of the roadway giving notice thereof are painted: 1-HAMAKUA a) Mamane Street, in front of the People's Theater in Honokaa. b) On Pakalana Street, 145 feet mauka of Mamane Street intersection near the Honokaa Swimming Pool. c) Pakalana Street, makai of Kukui Street at the Honokaa School entrance road. d) Hawaii Belt Road LProj. DF-019-a(5jf in Paauilo, on the Honokaa side of the Hamakua Mill Road. e) On the Kukuihaele-Honokaa Road in front of the Kukuihaele Store. f) Hawaii Belt Road LProj. DF-019-2(5~ and Mamalahoa Highway in Paauilo, on the Honokaa side of the intersection of these two highways. g) On the Honokaa-Waipio Road in Camp 10, opposite Lots 5 and 15. 2-NORTH HILO a) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Papaaloa Theater. b) Mamalahoa Highway, Hamakua of the Ookala School. c) Hawaii Belt Road in Ninole, on the Hilo side of the Mamalahoa Highway (Ninole Cutoff Road) intersection. d) Mamalahoa Highway in Ookala on the Hilo side of the Kukui Village Road. e) Mamalahoa Highway, in Kihalani, on the Hilo side at the entrance to St. Anthony's Catholic Church. -~- f) Mamalahoa Highway on the Hilo side of the Milo Village Road. 3-SOUTH HILO a) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Honomu School. b) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Hakalau School Gym and entrance. c) Kilauea Avenue, in front of the entrance to the Kapiolani School. d) Kinoole Street, in front of the Waiakeawaena School. e) Pua Avenue, on the mauka side entrance to the Keaukaha School. f) Desha Avenue, at the front entrance to the Keaukaha School. g) Waianuenue Avenue, in front of the Hilo High School. h) Kaumana Drive, in front of the Kaumana School. i) Waianuenue Avenue, in front of the Piihonua School. j) Ululani Street, between St. Joseph's High School and St. Joseph's Elementary School. k) Kilauea Avenue, in front of the Hilo Hongwanji Temple. 1) The Haaheo School Road in front of the Haaheo School Garage. m) Kilauea Avenue, Puna of the deceleration lane located at the Puainako-Kilauea Avenue intersection. n) On the deceleration lane located on the Puna-makai side of the Puainako-Kilauea Avenue intersection. o) On the acceleration lane located on the Hamakua- makai side of the Puainako-Kilauea Avenue intersection. -g- p) Hawaii Belt Road, 775 feet Hilo of the Hakalau Bridge. q) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of Kalanianaole School. r) Waianuenue Avenue, a single crosswalk serving both the Hilo Union School and its annex. s) Kamehameha Avenue, midway between Kalakaua Street and Haili Street. t) Mohouli Street, at Kapiolani School. u) Manono Street, in front of the Civic Auditorium. v) Pua Street, in front of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. w) Waianuenue Avenue, in front of Piihonua Store. x) Mamalahoa Highway in Papaikou on the Hilo side of the driveway to Papaikou Park. y) Kaumana Drive, mauka of the Waianuenue Avenue intersection. z) Waianuenue Avenue, mauka of the Kaumana Drive intersection. aa) Puainako Street, makai of the entrance roadway to Waiakea Intermediate School. ab) Kaumana Drive, makai of Chong Street. ac) Kilauea Avenue, in front of Waiakeawaena School. 4-KAU a) Mamalahoa Highway, Waiohinu of the Main Camp Road in Naalehu. b) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kau Filipino Tailor in Naalehu. c) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Lily K. Auld Gymnasium at Naalehu School. -9- d) Mamalahoa Highway, Waiohinu of the Dairy Road in Naalehu. e) Old Government Road through Pahala (Pahala Loop Road), makai of Kau Meat Market. f) Hawaii Belt Road, in front of Hutchinson Sugar Company, Ltd. Mill, 300 feet towards Volcano from the Honuapo Wharf Access Road. 5-KOHALA a) Niulii-Mahukona Road, in front of the Halaula School entrance. b) Niulii-Mahukona Road, in front of the Nambu Hotel in Kohala. c) Kamuela-Hawi Road, in front of the Hawi Theater. d) Kamuela-Hawi Road, in front of the Episcopal School. e) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the entrance to the Waimea School. f) Mamalahoa Highway, 225 feet Honokaa of the Kamuela to Hawi Road intersection. g) Honomakau Road at Kohala High and Elementary School, in the vicinity of the Agriculture Building. h) Mamalahoa Highway, at the intersection of the Kamuela to Hawi Road from the restaurant corner to the Kamuela Police Station corner. i) Honomakau Road at Kohala High and Elementary School, in front of Liberty Market Store. j) Kamuela-Hawi Road, in front of the Mormon Gymnasium at Hawi. k) Kamuela Road (Rt. 250A), on Kohala side of waikaloa Bridge. 6-KONA a) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kona Theater. -10- b) Mamalahoa Highway, in Front of the Kona Civic Center in Capt. Cook. c) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Aloha Theater. d) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Alae School. e) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Hookena School. f) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Honaunau School. g) Konawaena School Road, in front of Waipuilani School. h) Konawaena School Road, on the Kau side of the Konawaena School. i) Holualoa-Kailua Road, in front of the Kailua School. j) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kalaoa School. k) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Honokahau School. 1) Konawaena School Road, at the entrance to the Episcopal Christ Church and Waipuilani School. m) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kealakekua Branch of the Hawaii County Library. n) Alii Drive, in the vicinity of the Palani Road intersection. o) Alii Drive, in the vicinity of the Likana Lane intersection. p) Kuakini Highway, Palani of Hualalai Road. q) Hualalai Road, makai of Kuakini Highway. r) Mamalahoa Highway in Holualoa, Kona, in front of the Holualoa Library. s) Alii Drive at Kailua-Kona, fronting the Kona Inn property. -11- 7-PUNA a) Keaau to Pahoa Road, one crosswalk in front of the Keaau School. b) Olaa to Pahoa Road, in front of the Shiigi Store at Pahoa Village. c) Olaa to Pahoa Road, in front of the Pahoa School. d) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kurtistown Post Office. e) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Kurtistown School. f) Haunani Road, in front of the Keakealani School. g) Mamalahoa Highway, in front of the Mt. View School. h) Mamalahoa Highway, at the 16 Mile Camp Road in Mt. View. i) Mamalahoa Highway in Olaa, in front of the Keaau Store. j) Kaohe Homestead Road in Pahoa, north of the Pahoa School driveway. k) Mamalahoa Highway in Olaa, on the Volcano side of Olaa Ball Park (Japanese New Camp) road. 1) Kaohe Homestead Road in Pahoa, In front of Pahoa School gymnasium. m) Olaa to Kapoho Road in Pahoa, between Momita Store and the Pahoa Post Office. n) Olaa to Kapoho Road in Pahoa, at the old Railroad right-of-way. o) Hawaii Belt Road in Kurtistown, on the Volcano side of Kurtistown Park. p) Hawaii Belt Road in Keaau at the 9z Miles Camp Road. q) Hawaii Belt Road in Kurtistown, 350 feet southwest of Iwasaki Camp Road. -12- SECTION 5. Article 18 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 18-1. STANDING IN PASSENGER LOADING AND UNLOADING ZONES (a) No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle for any purpose or period of time other than for the expeditious loading or unloading of passengers in any place marked as a passenger curb loading and unloading zone during hours when the regulations applicable to such curb loading and unloading zone are effective, and then only for a period not to exceed three minutes. (b) The following are hereby established and designated as passenger loading and unloading zones and shall be effective when appropriate signs or markings giving notice thereof have been erected or placed. 1-Kamehameha Avenue at: a) Kalakaua Street b) Haili Street c) Furneaux Street d) Mamo Street 2-Keawe Street at: a) Kalakaua Street b) Haili Street c) Mamo Street 3-Kilauea Avenue at: a) Ponahawai Street -13- b) Kukuau Street c) Hualalai Street d) Hoku Street e) Barenaba Lane f) Kamana Street g) The Puna entrance to the Hilo Shopping Center 4-Waianuenue Avenue at: a) Kamehameha Avenue b) Keawe Street c) Kekaulike Street d) Kinoole Street e) Ululani Street f) Hilo Intermediate School from Laimana Street to the makai exit driveway of the school from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. and from 1:30 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. on school days only. g) Hilo High School beginning at its entrance and extending for 75 feet in the westerly direction from 1:30 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. on school days only. 5-Mauro Street at: a) Punahoa Street 6-Ululani Street at: a) The entrance to the Ululani Nursery and Hilo Commercial College. 7-Kaiulani Street at: a) The Crippled Children's Center. 8-Hualalai Street at: -14- a) St. Joseph's Elementary School between Kinoole Street and Ululani Street, from 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM and 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM on school days only. 9-0n the Hamakua side of Shipman Street at the entrance to the Hilo Armory. 10-0n the Hamakua side of Haili Street at the entrance to Palace Theater. 11-0n the Puna side of Mamo Street at the entrance to Mamo Theater. 12-In front of the Papaaloa Theater. "SECTION 18-2 STANDING IN FREIGHT LOADING ZONES (a) No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle for any purpose or length of time other than for the expeditious unloading and delivery or pick-up and loading of materials in any place marked as a freight curb loading zone during hours when the provisions applicable to such zones are in effect. In no case shall the stop for loading and unloading of materials exceed 30 minutes. (b) The driver of a passenger vehicle may stop temporarily at a place marked as a freight curb loading zone for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers when such stopping does not interfere with any motor vehicle used for the transportation of materials which is waiting to enter or about to enter such zone. (c) The foregoing provisions regarding freight curx loading zones shall be applicable only between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. of any day except Sundays and public holidays. When said provisions are not in effect, vehicles may park in freight curb loading zones unless otherwise prohibited by this ordinance. (d) The following are hereby established and designated as freight loading and unloading zones and shall be effective when appropriate signs or markings giving notice thereof have been erected or placed: 1-On the makai side of Keawe Street, Puna of Haili Street, 25 feet. -15- 2-On the makai side of Keawe Street, Puueo of Mamo Street, 25 feet. 3-On the mauka side of wailuku Drive, Puueo of Shipman Street, 50 feet. 4-On the mauka side of wailuku Drive, 96 feet Puueo of Shipman Street, 25 feet. 5-On the Puna side of Furneaux Street, makai of Keawe Street, 25 feet. 6-On the makai side of Kilauea Avenue, Puueo of un-named private lane (between Mukai Vegetable Store and Hilo Farmers Exchange, Ltd.), 39 feet. 7-On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway, Volcano side of the Olaa to Kapoho Road, 20 feet. 8-On the Volcano side of the Olaa to Kapoho Road, makai of Mamalahoa Highway, 20 feet. 9-On the Puueo side of Kalakaua Street, mauka of un-named private lane (between First National Bank of Hawaii and the Music, Home Appliance and Furniture Departments of the Moses Company, Ltd.), 20 feet. 10-On the Puueo side of Ponahawai Street, mauka of Kilauea Avenue, 25 feet. 11-On the makai side of Punahoa Street, Puueo of Mamo Street, 35 feet. 12-On the mauka side of Kilauea Avenue, beginning at a point 50 feet southeast of Barenaba Street and extending 30 feet in the southeasterly direction. 13-On the Puueo side of Ponahawai Street, mauka of Punahoa Street, 35 feet. 14-On the makai side of Kinoole Street, Puna of Ponahawai Street, 25 feet. 15-On the makai side of Kinoole Street, beginning 148.39 feet Puna of Haili Street, 50 feet. 16-On the Puna side of Hualalai Street, directly in front of the St. Joseph's School Cafeteria. -16- 17-On the mauka side of Kamehameha Avenue, Puueo of Furneaux Lane, 35 feet. 18-On the Hamakua side of Kukuau Street, beginning 30 feet mauka of Kilauea Avenue, 45 feet. 19-On the Puna side of Haili Street, 35 feet mauka from Keawe Street, 22 feet. 20-On the west side of the Belt Highway in Kainaliu at Oshima Store." SECTION 6. Section 17-8 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 17-8 NO PARKING ZONES (a) When official signs or markings give notice thereof, no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle any longer than is reasonably necessary to take on or discharge passengers or freight upon any street or portions thereof within the County of Hawaii. (b) The following are hereby established and designated as no-parking zones and shall be effective when appropriate signs or markings giving notice thereof are erected or placed: 1-HAMAKUA a) The Hilo side of Lehua Street in Honokaa from Mamane Street to the Catholic Church. b) The Waipio side of Kika Street in Honokaa. c) The makai side of Koa Street in Honokaa. d) The mauka side of Mamane Street in Honokaa for a distance of 600 feet Waipio from culvert 230-C. e) On the Waipio side of Plumeria Street in Honokaa. f) On the mauka side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Paauilo School Road to the Hawaii Belt Road LProj. DF-019-2 (5f in Paauilo. -17- i) On the Hilo-bound portion of the Hawaii Belt Road from the Hilo-Puna boundary to Makalika Street. g) On the makai side of Mamane Street in Honokaa from the culvert 230-C for a distance of 200 feet in the waipio direction. h) On the Waipio side of Pakalana Street from Mamane Street to a distance of 100 feet mauka of Kukui Street. 2-NORTH HILO a) Mauka side of old Mamalahoa Highway at Papaaloa beginning at a point 233 feet on the Hilo side of Kaiwilahilahi Bridge for a distance of 154 feet in the Hilo direction from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. b) On Puualaoa Subdivision Road from the Belt Highway for a distance of approximately 220 feet. 3-SOUTH HILO a) On the Hamakua side of Ainako Avenue between Kaumana Drive and the Ernest B. De Silva School entrance. b) On both sides of Alae Street from Laimana Street to Halai Street between the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM and 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM on school days. c) On the makai side of Alenaio Drive. d) On the west side of Banyan Drive beginning at Kalanianaole Street and extending for 360 feet in the northerly direction. e) On the Puna side of Barenaba Street extension from Derby Street to Kilauea Avenue. f) The Hamakua side of Furneaux Street, between Keawe Street and Kilauea Avenue. g) On the Puna side of Haili Street between Kinoole Street and Ululani Street from 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM on school days. h) On the Puna side of Halaulani Street. i) On the Hilo-bound portion of the Hawaii Belt Road from the Hilo-Puna boundary to Makalika Street. -18- j) Along the roadways of the Hilo Civic Auditorium Complex, except where parking stalls are provided. k) On the Puna side of Hoku Street. 1) On the Hamakua side of Hoku Street, from Kilauea Avenue to the first driveway. m) Honu Street. n) The Puna side of Hualalai Street between Ululani Street and the makai side of the St. Joseph School Cafeteria, from 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM and 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM on school days. o) The Puna side of Hualalai Street £rom Kilauea Avenue to the first driveway on the mauka side. p) On the Hamakua side of Iliahi Street from Puueo Street to Wainaku Avenue. q) On the Hamakua side of Kaiwiki Road at wainaku Camp 2 from the gym road intersection to a point approximately 1,050 feet makai. r) On the Puna side of Kaiwiki Road at Wainaku Camp 2 from the Gym Road intersection to a point approximately 140 feet makai. s) On both sides of Kamehameha Avenue between Manono-Lihiwai Streets and Kalanianaole Street. t) On the mauka side of Kapiolani Street from a point 135 feet south of Ponahawai Street and proceeding in a southerly direction on Kapiolani Street to its intersection with Kukuau Street. u) On the makai side of Kapiolani Street between Ponahawai Street to Waianuenue Avenue except on Sundays between the hours of 5:00 AM to 12:00 noon. v) On the Hamakua side of Kauila Street from Puueo Street to Wainaku Avenue. w) On the east side of Kaumana Drive from Iiwipolena Street to Ainako Avenue. -19- x) On the south side of Kawailani Street from Kinoole Street to Komohana Street. y) The north side of Kekuanaoa Street, within thirty feet eastward of the main driveway on the Hilo Motors, Ltd. lot located at the northeast corner of Kekuanaoa Street and Kilauea Avenue. Z) Mauka side of Kilauea Avenue from Lanihuli Street to a point 227 feet south of Kamana Street. aa) Makai side of Kilauea Avenue from Kekuanaoa Street in the Hamakua direction for a distance of 75 feet. ab) Makai side of Kilauea Avenue from Kekuanaoa Street to a point 100 feet south of the Puna entrance to the Hilo Shopping Center. ac) Hamakua mauka side o£ Kilauea Avenue adjacent to the Hilo Hongwanji Temple driveway between the hours of 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM from Mondays to Fridays and 7:30 AM to 12:00 Noon on Sundays. ad) On the mauka side of Kilauea Avenue beginning at a point 100 feet Hamakua of the waiakeawaena School Cafeteria driveway and extending for a distance of 35 feet in the Hamakua direction from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM and from 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM on school days. ae) The makai side of Kinoole Street between Kalakaua Street and Waianuenue Avenue. af) Kinoole Street from Kawailani Street to the Puna boundary of Waiakeawaena School except for the paved parking area provided on the makai side. aq) On the Hamakua side of Kohola Street. ah) Kole Street. ai) On the Puna side of Kukuau Street from a point 225 feet mauka of Kilauea Avenue to Ululani Street. aj) On the Puueo side of Kukuau Street from Ululani Street to a point 220 feet makai from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM when the Hilo Commercial College is in session. -20- ak) Lanakila Homes area except where parking spaces are designated or special parking areas are provided. al) On the Puna side of Lanikaula Street from the entrance gate to Schultz Siding for a distance of 40 feet toward Railroad Avenue and 150 £eet toward Kanoelehua Avenue. am) On the Hamakua side of Lehua Street from Puueo Street to Wainaku Avenue. an) The makai side of Lei Street. ao) Maiko Street. ap) On the makai side of Mamalahoa Highway in Papaikou from a point 200 feet on the Hamakua side of the Onomea Sugar Company Office to the Hamakua entrance to Moirton Camp. aq) Manini Street. ar) On the makai side of Mauna Kea Street. as) On the makai side of Mauna Loa Street. at) On the Puueo side of Mohouli Street, in front of the children shelter area for a distance of 75 feet mauka of the old driveway into Kapiolani School, from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM and 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM on school days. au) On the Puna side of Nawahi Lane. av) On the Hamakua side of Ohai Street from Puueo Street to Wainaku Avenue. aw) Makai side of Kilauea Avenue from Kekuanaoa Street in the Hamakua direction for a distance of 75 feet. ax) On the makai side of Panaewa Street. ay) On Punahoa Street between Ponahawai Street and its end in the Hamakua direction. -21- az) North side of Puainako Street, between Kinoole and Komohana Street. ba) On the makai side of Puueo Street from Iliahi Street to Kauila Street. bb) Uhu Street. bc) On the mauka side of Ululani Street between Wailuku and Wailoa Streets, except that on Sundays between the hours of 5:00 AM and 1:00 PM, parking will be permitted between Haili Street and Ponahawai Street. bd) Hamakua side of Waianuenue Avenue makai of Kaumana Drive intersection to Punawai Street. be) On the Puna side of Waianuenue Avenue, one stall mauka of the Hilo Union School-Annex crosswalk, from 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM and 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM on school days. bf) On the Puna side of Waianuenue Avenue, from 200 feet mauka of Komohana Street to Kapiolani Street, between the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM on school days. bg) On the Hamakua side of Waianuenue Avenue, from Halai Street to Kapiolani Street, between the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM on school days. bh) On the Puna side of Wailuku Drive from Shipman Street to Keawe Street. bi) On the Hamakua side of Wailuku Drive from Keawe Street to Kaiulani Street. bj) On the Puna side of Wilson Street. bk) On the East side of Kinoole Street, from a point approximately 715 feet Puna of Kawailani Street, southerly to Haihai Street. bl) On the West side of Kinoole Street, from Kawailani Street to a point 656 feet Puna of Kawailani Street. bm) On the Puna side of the connecting road in Papaikou from the Hawaii Belt Road to the old Mamalahoa Highway. -22- bn) On the mauka side of Kilauea Avenue from a point 220 feet south of Barenaba Lane and extending in a southerly direction to the flood control culvert. bo) Waianuenue Avenue, on the north side from Punawai Street to Halai Street, from 7:15 AM to 8:15 AM on school days, and from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, except on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. bp) On the makai side of Aupuni Street for a distance of 100 feet on each side of the intersection of Aupuni Street with the County Building road. bq) Kinoole Street, 75 feet on the Puna side and 50 feet on the Hamakua side of Hilo Lanes road exit. br) On the Puna-bound portion of the Hawaii Belt Road from Makalika Street to the Hilo-Puna Boundary. bs) On the Hamakua side of Waianuenue Avenue, from Kaumana Drive to Halai Street. 4 - KAU a) The makai side of Mamalahoa Highway from the Naalehu Shopping Center to the Naalehu Elementary School. b) Kamani Street, between Pikake Street and Puahala Street. 5- KOHALA a) Waimea to Hawi Road in Hawi, from Nakahara Store mauka for a distance of approximately 850 feet. b) Honomakau Road at Kohala High and Elementary School, from the exit driveway of the school cottage to the makai boundary of the school property. c) On the north side of Rt. 27B, from 27B-6.15 to 27B-6.25 in Hawi. d) On the south side of Rt. 27B, from 27B-6.15 to 27B-6.25 in Hawi. -23- 6-KONA a) On the makai side of Alii Drive, in Kailua, Kona, from Palani Road to the marked crosswalk in the vicinity of the Likana Lane intersection. b) On the mauka side of Alii Drive in Kailua, Kona, along a concrete curbing opposite Waiaka Lodge. c) An old government lane in Kailua, Kona, located between the Kamaaina Lodge and the Ocean View Inn. d) The makai side of Alii Drive in Kona between the driveways into the main entrance at Kona Inn. e) The north side of Hualalai Road between the cross- walk at Kailua School and Kuakini Highway and the south side of Hualalai Road between the crosswalk at Kailua School and Alii Drive during the hours of 1:45 PM and 2:30 PM on school days. f) Both sides of Likana Lane in Kailua, Kona, from Alii Drive north for a distance of 157 feet and on the mauka side for the remainder of the lane. g) The north side of Palani Road from a point 50 feet mauka of the Kailua Rubbish Dump Road to a point 50 feet makai of the said road. h) Extending 40 feet eastward along the Kailua Bay seawall from the western end of the seawall beside the Kailua Wharf, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. i) Along the concrete curb facing the banyan tree on the mauka side of Alii Drive facing the Kailua Bay seawall, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. j) Both sides of Sarona Lane, Kailua-Kona, beginning at Alii Drive and for a distance of 100 feet in the easterly direction. 7- PUNA a) On the mauka side of the Olaa to Kapoho Road in Pahoa, in front of the Pahoa YBA building from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM on school days. -24- b) Mamalahoa Highway in Keaau, from the Keaau Store for a distance of 1,000 feet in the Volcano direction. c) Mauka side between Pahoa town and the school. d) Kau side of roadway in the vicinity of the old Nakamura Store in Kapoho on both sides of curve of Pahoa-Kumukahi Lighthouse Road for a distance of 820 feet west from a point approximately 1150 feet N.W. of Project marker F.A.P. No. S-4132 and ER-8. e) On the roadway on the Olaa to Kapoho Road from the Olaa boundary of Pahoa Park to a point 400 feet on the Olaa side of the Pahoa Garage. f) On the Hilo-bound portion o£ the Hawaii Belt Road from the Slaughterhouse Road to the Hilo-Puna boundary. g) On the Puna-bound portion of the Hawaii Belt Road from the Hilo-Puna Boundary to the 8-Mile Post. h) On the Pahoa-Kalapana Road (Highway 130) between Queen's Bath Proper and the National Park Boundary. -25- SECTION 7. Section 17-7 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 17-7 TIME-LIMIT PARKING ZONES (a) When official signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle for a period of time longer than that indicated on such signs between the hours indicated on such signs of any day except Sundays and public holidays upon any street or portions thereof within the County of Hawaii. (b) The County Council may, by a resolution adopted, dispense with the enforcement of Section 17-7(a) for a specified time in any specified time-limit parking zone, to accommodate any special event, convention, parade or other similar activity. (c) The following are hereby established and designated as time-limit parking zones and shall be effective when appropriate signs or markings giving notice thereof are erected or placed: 1-THIRTY-SIX MINUTE PARKING AREAS a) Kekaulike Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. b) The makai side of Kinoole Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. c) Waianuenue Avenue, from Kekaulike Street to Kinoole Street d) Kalakaua Street, from Kinoole Street to Keawe Street. 2_ONE HOUR PARKING AREAS a) Furneaux Street, from Kilauea Avenue to Kamehameha Avenue. b) Haili Street, from Kinoole Street to Kamehameha Avenue. c) Kalakaua Street, from Keawe Street to Kamehameha Avenue. d) Kamehameha Avenue, from Shipman Street to Ponahawai Street. e) Keawe Street, from Wailuku Drive to Kilauea Avenue. -26- f) Kilauea Avenue, from Haili Street to Kukuau Street. g) Kinoole Street, from Haili Street to Ponahawai Street. h) Mamo Street, from Kinoole Street to Kamehameha Avenue. i) Ponahawai Street, from Kinoole Street to Kamehameha Avenue. j) Punahoa Street, from Ponahawai Street to its end in the Hamakua direction. k) Shipman Street, from Kekaulike Street to Kamehameha Avenue. 1) Nawahi Lane, from Punahoa Street to Kamehameha Avenue. m) Waianuenue Avenue, from Kekaulike Street to Kamehameha Avenue. n) Wailuku Drive, from Ululani Street to the junction of Shipman Street and Kamehameha Avenue. o) Mamane Street in Honokaa, between Lehua Street and Ohelo Street. p) Waianuenue Avenue, from Kinoole Street to Ululani Street. q) The mauka side of Kinoole Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. r) On both sides of Kekuanaoa Street, between Honu Lane and Kilauea Avenue. s) On the makai side of Kilauea Avenue, between Lanihuli Street and Kekuanaoa Street. t) The Mamalahoa Highway in Kainaliu, from Okamura Store to the Kau side of Aloha Theater. 3_TWO-HOUR PARKING AREAS a) Haili Street, from Kinoole Street to Ululani Street. b) Ululani Street, from Haili Street to the Hilo Hotel property. c) Ululani Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. -27- d) Wailuku Drive, from Ululani Street to Kaiulani Street. e) Waianuenue Avenue, from Ululani Street to Kaiulani Street. f) Kinoole Street, between Haili Street and Waianuenue Avenue." SECTION 8. Section 8-2 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 8-2 LIMITATIONS ON TURNING AROUND (a) The driver of any vehicle shall not turn such vehicle so as to proceed in the opposite direction (make a U-turn) upon any street in the business district, or at any intersection where traffic is controlled by traffic signal lights during the hours between 6:00 a.m. to midnight of each day. However, when official signs or markings are installed giving notice thereof, U-turns shall be allowed in areas designated by an ordinance of the County Council. (b) The driver of any vehicle shall not turn such vehicle so as to proceed in the opposite direction unless such movement can be made in safety and without interfering with other traffic. (c) The driver of any vehicle shall not turn so as to proceed in the opposite direction upon any curve, or upon the approach to or near the crest of a grade, where such vehicle cannot be seen by the driver of any other vehicle approaching from either direction within five hundred feet. (d) The following are hereby established and designated as U-turn areas and shall be effective when appropriate signs giving notice thereof are erected: 1- U-TURN AREAS a) Intersection of Kamehameha Avenue and Shipman Street. b) Intersection of Mamane Street and Lehua Street in Honokaa. c) Intersection of Lihiwai Street and Liholiho Street. d) Mamalahoa Highway in the vicinity of the Aloha Theater in Kainaliu, Kona. _Zg_ e) Within Kaahumanu Square, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. f) In front of the Keaau Police Station. (e) The following are hereby established and designated as prohibited U-turn areas and shall be effective when appropriate signs or markings giving notice thereof are erected or placed: 1- PROHIBITED U-TURN AREAS a) Intersection of Mamane Street and Ohelo Street in Honokaa." SECTION 9. Section 8-7 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 8-7 PROHIBITED LEFT AND RIGHT TURNS (a) When official traffic signs are posted giving notice thereof, no driver of a vehicle shall make a left or right turn. For the provisions of this paragraph, the Chief of Police may place or erect signs of a temporary nature during peak traffic hours at any intersection or driveway he may deem to be congested. (b) The following are hereby established and designated as prohibited left turn areas: 1 -PROHIBITED LEFT TURNS a) Mamalahoa Highway in Paauilo where it mergges with the Hawaii Belt Road [Prof. DF-019-2(5)]. b) Kamehameha Avenue at Manono Street for Hamakua bound traffic except on the green arrow or at the direction of a police officer. c) Old Olaa-Pahoa Road into Mamalahoa Highway in Keaau, opposite the Keaau Service Station. (c) The following are hereby established and designated as prohibited right turn areas: 1_ PROHIBITED RIGHT TURNS a) When traffic signal indicates red on Manono Street into Kamehameha Avenue." SECTION 10. Section 12-1 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: -29- "SECTION 12-1 ONE. WAY STREETS (a) Upon a street designated and sign-posted for one-way traffic a vehicle shall be driven only in the direction indicated. (b) The following streets or portions thereof are designated and shall be sign-posted as one-way streets to be traveled upon only in the direction indicated: 1- ONE WAY STREETS a) FURNEAUX STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move from makai to mauka between Keawe Street and Kilauea Avenue, and mauka to makai between Keawe Street and Kamehameha Avenue. b) HAILI STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move only from makai to mauka, between Kamehameha Avenue and Halai Street, between the hours of 7:15 AM and 8:00 AM on school days. c) HALM STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move only from Puna to Hamakua, between Haili Street and Waianuenue Avenue, between the hours of 7:15 AM and 8:00 AM on school days. d) KILAUEA AVENUE. All vehicular traffic shall move only from Hamakua to Puna between Haili Street and Keawe Street. e) KUKUAU STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move only from makai to mauka between Kilauea Avenue and Kinoole Street. f) MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY. All vehicular traffic shall move only from Hamakua to Puna between the Old Volcano Road leading to the Tuberculosis Rehabilitation Center and FAP F 2(3) (Kanoelehua Street Extension). g) NAWAHI LANE. All vehicular traffic shall move only from makai to mauka between Kamehameha Avenue and Punahoa Street. h) WAIANUENUE AVENUE. All vehicular traffic shall move only from mauka to makai between Kaumana Drive and Kamehameha Avenue between the hours of 7:15 AM and 8:00 AM on school days. i) KAPIOLANI STREET. move only from the between Ponahawai between the hours on Sundays. All vehicular traffic shall Hamakua to the Puna direction, Street and Waianuenue Avenue, of 5:00 AM and 12:00 noon -30- j) A portion of DERBY STREET and BARENABA STREET EXTENSION. All vehicular traffic shall move only out (mauka to makai) into Kilauea Avenue between Barenaba Street and Kilauea Avenue. k) PAAUILO SCHOOL ROAD. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the mauka to makai direction between the Paauilo School Park Road and Mamalahoa Highway during the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:15 AM and 1:45 PM to 3:00 PM on school days. 1) PAAUILO SCHOOL PARK ROAD. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the Honokaa to Hilo direction between the Paauilo Homestead Road and the Paauilo School Road during the hours of 7:15 AM to 8:15 AM and 1:45 PM to 3;00 PM on school days. m) PUNAHELE STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move only from makai to mauka between Halai Street and Kaumana Drive between the hours from 7:15 AM to 8:00 AM on school days. n) MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY in Paauilo. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the Honokaa to the Hilo direction between the Cutoff Road on the Hilo side of the Catholic Church and the Hawaii Belt Road [Prof. DF-019-2(5)]. o) MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY in Ninole. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the Hilo to the Hamakua direction. p) HAWAII BELT ROAD between Keaau Village Access Road on the north end of Keaau Village (Station 1080 ~ 35 FAP No. F-Oll-2 [2] to the intersection of Mamalahoa Highway and Makalika Street in Hilo. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the Hilo to Keaau direction on the mauka lanes and from the Keaau to Hilo direction on the makai lanes. q) LIKANA LANE in Kailua, Kona. All vehicular traffic shall move only from the south to the northerly direction. r) HOLOMALIA STREET. All vehicular traffic shall move only from makai to mauka between Ipuka Street and Popolo Street. s) OHIA STREET in Honokaa. All vehicular traffic shall move only in the northerly direction on the Ohia Street extension between Mamane Street and Ohia Street. -31- t) PAKALANA STREET in Honokaa, Hamakua. All Vehicular traffic on Pakalana Street between Kukui Street and Kamani Street shall move only in one direction from Kukui Street to Kamani Street between the hours of 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM during regular school days of the Honokaa High & Elementary School. u) All traffic southerly on Alii Drive from Palani towards Hualalai." SECTION 11. Section 9-3 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 9-3 SIGNS REQUIRED AT THROUGH STREETS (a) Whenever any ordinance of this County designates and describes a through street or stop intersection, it shall be the duty of the County and/or Chief Engineer to place and maintain stop and/or yield signs on each and every street intersecting such through street and at every stop intersection unless traffic at any such intersection is controlled at all times by traffic- controlled signals. The Highway Safety Council may recommend when said yield signs may be substituted for stop signs. (b) The following are hereby established and designated as through sheets: 1- HAMAKUA a) ILIMA STREET. b) LEHUA STREET, from Mamane Street to Pakalana Street. c) MAILS STREET. d) MAMANE STREET, except at the Hawaii Belt Road. e) OHIA STREET, except at Mamane Street. f) PAKALANA STREET, from Mamane Street to the Hawaii Belt Road. g) PIKAKE STREET. 2- NORTH HILO a) KILAU HOMESTEAD ROAD in Laupahoehoe. -32- 3- SOUTH HILO a) AINAKO AVENUE, from Kaumana Drive to Waianuenue Avenue. b) AINAOLA DRIVE, from Kawailani to its end in a westerly direction. c) ALOHALANI DRIVE, except at Haihai Street and Kaunaloa Street. d) AMAUULU ROAD, from Wainaku Avenue to its end. e) ANDREWS AVENUE. f) BAKER AVENUE.. g) BANYAN DRIVE, from Aalapuna Street to Kalanianaole Street. h) HAIHAI STREET, from Kinoole Street to the Ainaola Drive. i) HAILI STREET, from Kinoole Street to Halai Street. j) HALM STREET, from Halai Hill to Waianuenue Avenue except at Haili Street from a southerly (Puna) direction and at Punahele Street from a northerly (Hamakua) direction. k) HEMA STREET, except at Kapiolani Street. 1) HI NANO STREET, except at Piilani, Kekuanaoa and Lanikaula Streets. m) HOKU STREET, from Kilauea Avenue to Kinoole Street. n) HOLOMUA STREET, from Pookela Street to Makaala Street. o) HUALALAI STREET, from Kilauea Avenue to Kinoole Street. p) IOLANI STREET. q) IPUKA STREET. r) KAHAOPEA STREET, except at Kinoole, Kilauea and Kanoelehua Streets. s) KAINEHE STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Aalapuna Street. t) KAIULANI STREET, from Waianuenue Avenue to its end. -33- u) KAIWIKI ROAD, from Mamalahoa Highway to its end. v) KALANIANAOLE STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to its end. w) KALANIKOA STREET, except at Kekuanaoa Street. x) KAMEHAMEHA AVENUE, from Wailuku Drive to Kalanianaole Street, except entering intersection with Waianuenue Avenue from a northerly (Puueo) direction. y) KANOELEHUA AVENUE, from Kamehameha Avenue to its end in the southerly direction. z) KAPAKA STREET, except at Haihai Street. aa) KAPIOLANI STREET, from Ponahawai Street to its end in a southeasterly direction. ab) KAUHANE AVENUE. ac) KAUMANA DRIVE, from Hilo Country Club Road to Waianuenue Avenue. ad) KAUNALOA STREET. ae) KAWAILANI STREET, from Kinoole Street to its end in a westerly direction. af) KAWILI STREET, from Kanoelehua Avenue to Kilauea Avenue, except at Manono Street. ag) KEAWE STREET, from Wailuku Drive to Kilauea Avenue,except at Waianuenue Avenue. ah) KEKUANAOA STREET, from Kilauea Avenue to Kanoelehua Avenue. ai) KILAUEA AVENUE, from Haili Street to Haihai Street, except at Mamo Street. aj) KILOHANA STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Banyan Drive. ak) KINOOLE STREET, from Waianuenue Avenue to Haihai Street. al) KUAWA STREET, from Manono Street to Kanoelehua Avenue. am) KUKUAU STREET, from Kapiolani Street to its end in the mauka direction. an) LAHAINA STREET, except at Ainako Avenue and Kaumana Drive. ao) LAMA STREET, except at its intersection with the Hawaii Belt Road. -34- ap) LANIKAULA STREET, from Kilauea Avenue to Kanoelehua Avenue. aq) LAUKAPU STREET, except at Kekuanaoa and Lanikaula Streets. ar) LIHIWAI STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Mamane Street. as) MAKAALA STREET, from Kawili Street to Kanoelehua Avenue. at) MAKALIKA STREET, except at its intersection with the Hawaii Belt Road. au) MAMO STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Kinoole Street, except at Keawe Street. av) MANONO STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Kawili Street, except at Kekuanaoa Street and Lanikaula Street. aw) MIKIOI STREET, except at Paipai and Noeau Streets. ax) MILILANI STREET, except at Kekuanaoa Street, Lanikaula Street, and Piilani Street. ay) MOHOULI STREET, except at Kinoole Street. az) NOEAU STREET, except at Pilipaa and Ohuohu Streets. ba) OHUGHU STREET, except at Kahaopea Street. bb) OPERATIONS ROAD. bc) PAIPAI STREET, except at Pilipaa and Ohuohu Streets. bd) PAUAHI STREET, from Kilauea Avenue to Kamehameha Avenue. be) PIILANI STREET, from Kanoelehua Avenue to Wailoa State Park Road, except at Manono Street. bf) PILIPAA STREET, except at Kahaopea Street. bg) PONAHAWAI STREET, from Kinoole Street to its end in the mauka direction. bh) POOKELA STREET, from Kanoelehua Avenue to Makaala Street. bi) PUA AVENUE. bj) PUAINAKO STREET, from Kinoole Street to its end in a westerly direction. -35- bk) PUNAHELE STREET, (1) from Halai Street to Komohana Street; (2) from Komohana Street to Kaumana Drive. bl) BISHOP STREET, from Kamehameha Avenue to Waiolama Canal. bm) PUUEO STREET, from Wailuku Drive to Kauila Street. bn) RAILROAD AVENUE, except at Leilani Street. bo) TERRACE CIRCLE, except at its intersection with Terrace Drive. bp) TERRACE DRIVE. bq) UHALOA ROAD. br) ULULANI STREET, from Ponahawai Street to its end in southeasterly direction, except at Wailoa Street. bs) WAIANUENUE AVE MJE, from Akolea Road to Kamehameha Avenue, except where it intersects Kaumana Drive. bt) WAILUKU DRIVE, from Kamehameha Avenue to Kaiulani Street, except at Keawe Street and Wainaku Avenue. bu) WAINAKU AVENUE, from Mamalahoa Highway to Wailuku Drive. bv) KOMOHANA STREET, from Kawailani Street to Waianuenue Avenue. bw) AKEA STREET, except at Kaunaloa and Haihai Streets. bx) KAULANA STREET, from Haihai Street northerly to its end. by) HOALOHA STREET, from Haihai Street northerly to its end. bz) LOLOA DRIVE, from Hawaii Belt Road westerly to its end. ca) KUMULA STREET, from the west intersection with Kulala Street and looping with Kulala Street, except at the Kulaimano Homestead Road. cb) HALE NANI STREET, from Kapiolani Street westerly to its end. -36- 4- KAU a) HINANO STREET, except at Huapala Street. b) HUAPALA STREET , except at Pikake Street. c) ILIMA STREET, except at Huapala Street. d) KAMANI STREET, except at Pikake Street. e) MAILS STREET, except at Kamani Street. f) OHIA STREET, e xcept at Kamani and Pikake Streets. g) PAKALANA STREET, except at Pikake Street. h) PIKAKE STREET, except at Maile Street. i) PUAHALA STREET, except at Pakalana and Kamani Streets. j) PUMELI STREET, except at Puahala and Pakalana Streets. k) OHAI ROAD, except at the Mamalahoa Highway and Kukui Road. 1) KUKUI ROAD, from the Mamalahoa Highway northerly to its end. 5- KOHALA a) THE HIGHWAY known as the Ka. Road from Mamalahoa Highway 'the Niulii-Mahukona Road in at the Hawi approach to the intersection. nuela to Hawi at Kamuela to Hawi, except Kynnersley Roac b) THE HIGHWAY known as the Niulii-Mahukona Road, from Mahukona Wharf to Niulii in Kohala. c) KYNNERSLEY ROAD in Kohala, from its intersection with the Kamuela-Hawi Road to the Niulii-Mahukona Road. d) KAWAIHAE ROAD. e) PW NANI DRIVE, from the Mamalahoa Highway northerly to its end. f) PUU NANEA STREET, from Puu Nani Drive northerly to its end. 6- KONA a) ALII DRIVE, from Kailua Wharf to Keauhou Beach in Kona. -37- b) THE HIGHWAY known as the Middle Road, from Kealakekua where it intersects the Mamalahoa Highway to Keokea where it again intersects the Mamalahoa Highway in Kona. c) KUAKINI HIGHWAY in Kona, from Mamalahoa Highway to Palani Road. d) PALANI ROAD in Kona, from Mamalahoa Highway to Alii Drive. e) PLUMERIA ROAD, except at Royal Poinciana Drive. f) ROYAL POINCIANA DRIVE, except at Alii Drive. g) CAPTAIN COOK ROAD, from the Mamalahoa Highway easterly to its end. h) HIND DRIVE, from Captain Cook Road northerly to its end. i) HAKU NUI ROAD, from Hind Drive easterly to its end. 7- PUNA a) HAUNANI STREET, at the Volcano. b) THE HIGHWAY known as the Keaau to Kapoho Road, from its intersection with the Hawaii Belt Road in Keaau to Kapoho. c) WRIGHT ROAD (FASP S-253 [1]). d) KALAPANA ROAD, from the intersection of Kapoho Road to the National Park entrance. g- THE HAWAII BELT ROAD. a)THE HIGHWAY known as the Saddle Road, from the Country Club Drive in Hilo, to the Mamalahoa Highway at Kamuela in Kohala. b)MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY, from the 4-mile Bridge by way of Puna, to theIbnolii Gulch, except where it intersects the following: (1) Kanoelehua Cutoff Road. (2) Mamane Street in Honokaa. (3) The Hawaii Belt Road. (q) Kahuku Camp Cutoff Road. (5) Honohina Village Cutoff Road. (6) Honomu Village Cutoff Road. -38- (7) Honokohau Cutoff Road. (S) The Keaau-Pahoa Road." SECTION 12. Section 9-1 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 9-1 STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS (a) Except when directed to proceed by a police officer or traffic-control signal, every driver of a vehicle approaching a stop intersection indicated by a stop sign shall stop before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection or, in the event there is no crosswalk, shall stop at a clearly marked stop line, but if none, then at the point nearest the intersecting roadway where the driver has a view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roadway before entering the intersection. (b) The driver of a vehicle approaching a yield sign if required for safety to stop shall stop before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection or, in the event there is no crosswalk, at a clearly marked stop line, but if none, then at the point nearest the intersecting roadway where the driver has a view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roadway before entering the intersection. (c) The following are hereby established and designated as stop intersections and shall be effective when appropriate signs giving notice thereof are erected: 1_ HAMAKUA a) Entering the Paauilo School Road intersection from the Paauilo School Park Road, when the one-way traffic system is not in effect. b) Old Mamalahoa Highway at Kalopa entering Paauhau Sugar Company Road. 2- NORTH HILO 3- SOUTH HILO a) Entering Alae Street from Kamakaohonu Street. b) Entering Haili Street from a southerly direction from Halai Street. c) Entering Kahaopea Street from Maikai Street. d) Entering Kekaulike Street from Shipman Street. e) Entering Keokea Loop Road from Apapane Road. f) Entering Laimana Street from Alae Street. -39- g) Entering Lanihuli Street from Lei Street. h) Entering Manulele Street from Oliana Street. i) Entering Ponahawai Street from Punahoa Street. j) Entering Ululani S treet f rom K ukuau Street. k) Entering Kamokuna Street from Laehala Street. 4- KAU 5- KOHA LA a) Entering Kamuela-Kawaihae Road from Kawaihae Park Road at Kohala. b) At the Puako-Kawaihae-Rockerfeller junction, entering the Hapuna Bay Access Road (Hawaii Project No. G-3257-01-60) at South Kohala, from the old Puako-Kawaihae Road, moving in the Kawaihae direction, except on right turn movement when such movement may be made with care to avoid collision. 6 - KO NA a) Konalani Street into Ala Keanawai at Kailua- Kona. 7- PUNA a) Entering the Kurtistown Homestead Road (Post Office Road) intersection from the 13-mile Road (Filipino Graveyard Road) in Kurtistown, Puna, Hawaii. b) Kalapana to Honolulu IarrJirr~ Beach Road entering Kapoho to Kapoho Lighthouse Road (ER8 [8]). c) Kapoho Lighthouse Road (portion of ER8 [1]), entering the Kalapana to Honolulu Landing Beach Road. d) Entering Mahiai Road intersection from Amaumau Road from a southwesterly direction. Entering Olaa New Tract Road from Peck Road.'" SECTION 13. Section 14-3 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 14-3 CROSSING AT OTHER THAN CROSSWALKS (a) Every pedestrian crossing a roadway at any -40- point other than within a marked crosswalk or within are unmarked crosswalk at an intersection shall yield the right-of-way to all vehicles upon the roadway. (b) No pedestrian shall enter upon or cross any roadway or portion of any roadway designated by ordinance of the County Council as closed to pedestrian traffic, except within an authorized marked crosswalk, or upon a pedestrian overpass, or through a pedestrian tunnel. (c) The following are hereby established and designated as roads closed to pedestrian traffic: (1) Hawaii Belt Road in South Hilo, from the south end of Hakalau Bridge to a point one-half mile south from the Chin Chuck Road- Mamalahoa Highway intersection. (2) Hawaii Belt Road in South Hilo from the Kaieie Homestead Road south to the Onomea Sugar Mill Cane Haul Road in Papaikou. (3) Hawaii Belt Road in North Hilo from the northeast (Hamakua) end of Kaiwilahilahi Bridge northeasterly to the southeast (Hilo) end of Kawaikahi Bridge. (4) Hawaii Belt Road in Hamakua from the northeast (Hamakua) end of Paauilo Bridge northeasterly to the intersection of the Paauilo-Pohakea Homesteads Road with the Hawaii Belt Road. (5) Waianuenue Avenue in South Hilo, Hawaii, from Kapiolani Street to Halai Street, during the school hours of 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, except at marked crosswalks." SECTION 14. Section 13-14 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 13-14 RESTRICTED USE OF HIGI-IV~AYS BY CERTAIN VEHICLES (a) The use of certain streets by certain classes of vehicles may be restricted as designated by ordinance of the County Council, and appropriate signs shall be posted giving notice thereof. (b) The following classes of vehicles are hereby precluded from the use of the streets designated thereunder when appropriate signs giving notice thereof are erected: -41- VEHICLE WITH A CAPACITY OF THREE-QUARTERS OF A TON OR OVER Pakalana Street between Lehua Street and K~akui Street in a northerly direction except that any vehicle equipped with safety brakes consisting of an automatic spring that will actuate the brakes when the air pressure drops below 60 pounds per square inch may be operated during the hours when Honokaa High and Elementary School is not in session. All vehicles equipped with safety brakes shall first be checked and approved by the Chief Engineer of the Department of Public Works before they are operated on said street. The approval of the Chief Engineer shall be valid for a period of three months. Waipio Valley Road in Hamakua from the top of the lookout to the bottom of the valley, restricted to four-wheel drive vehicles only." SECTION 15. Section 19-1 of Ordinance No. 39, Revised Ordinances of the County of Hawaii 1967, is hereby amended to read as follows: "SECTION 19-1 PARKING METER ZONES (a) All parking meter zones shall be designated by an ordinance adopted upon two readings by the County Council of the County of Hawaii. (b) The following areas are hereby es'ablished and designated as parking meter zones and shall be utilized for parking within the time limits herein denoted: 1- THIRTY-SIX MINUTES PARKING METER ZONE a) Kekaulike Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. b) Phe makai side of Kinoole Street, from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. c) Waianuenue Avenue, from Kekaulike Street to Kinoole Street. d) Kalakaua Street, from Kinoole Street to Keawe Street. 2- ONE HOUR PARKING METER ZONES a) Furneaux Street, from Keawe Street to Kamehameha Avenue. -42- b) Haili Street, from Kinoole Street to Kamehameha Avenue. c) Kalakaua Street, from Keawe Street to Kamehameha Avenue. d) Kamehameha Avenue, from Shipman Street to Ponahawai Street. e) Keawe Street, from Wailuku Drive to Kilauea Avenue. f) On both sides of Kekuanaoa Street, between Honu Lane and Kilauea Avenue. g) Kilauea Avenue, from Haili Street to K~akuau Street. h) On the makai side of Kilauea Avenue, between Lanihuli Street and Kekuanaoa Street. i) The mauka side of Kinoole Street from Waianuenue Avenue to Wailuku Drive. j) Mamo Street, from Kinoole Street to Kamehameha Avenue. k) Ponahawai Street, from Kilauea Avenue to Kamehameha Avenue. 1) Shipman Street from Kekaulike Street to Kamehameha Avenue. m) Waianuenue Avenue, from Kekaulike Street to Kamehameha Avenue. 3- TWO-HOUR PARKING METER ZONE a) Kinoole Street, between Haili Street and Waianuenue Avenue. b) All of that area known as the Bay Front Parking area adjacent to Kamehameha Avenue in the City of Hilo where parking meters are presently installed." SECTION 16. Resolution No. 175 (1967) and any and all other resolutions and ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. SECTION 17. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. INTRODUCED BY: Honokaa, Hawaii Date of Introduction: Date of Adoption: -43- October 21, 1970 BILL N0. 742 Honokaa,Hawaii Date of Introduction: Date of Adoption: October 7, 1970 October 21, 1970 First Readin AYES NOES E Car enter X De Luz X Edwards X Greenwell X Mata oshi X Souza X Yadao X Yamada X Chr Hisaoka X 9 0 0 Publication Date: October 14, 1970 Second 8 Final Readin AYES NOES E Car enter X De Luz X Edwards X Greenwell X Mata oshi X Souza X Yadao X Yamada X Chr Hisaoka S 8 1 0 Publication Dates OCT ' " »~~' We do hereby certify that the foregoing BILL was adopted by the County Council and published as indicated above. Council Chairman ~iCt.-.c.J ~TC2 County Clerk ~. _ 34" J ~~ ~ - 2`I3 _..__ Lc.._: _._Ostob.er.-Z,-19.Z0._. October 21, 1970 Approved 8-this °~ -day of