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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0711.127 2008-2010303,925,023 27,474,015 9,643,225 10,000 171,000 C 240,000 1 2,968,163) 13,039,952 768,103 550,000 16,527,938 50,000 375,367,419 General Fund Highway Fund Sewer Fund Cemetery Fund Bikeway Fund 1 Beautill cation Fund Vehicle Disposal Fund Solid Waste Fund Golf Course Fund Geo Reloc & Comm Ben Fund Housing Fund Gee Asset Fund Total 40,335,428 105,594,268 5,749,381 913,910 7,949,877 ' 16,663,791 41,047,829 .' 26,748,000 39,990,000 . 18,932,539 6,336,542 13,887,939 2,125,534 . 816,000 4,308,000 7,204,235 662,610 274,380 1,502,000 10,000 - 171,000 120,000 120,000 2,928,163 22,000 16,000 2,000 24,435,925 1,132,000 630,000 ' 195,000 . 878,716 157,743 80,000 13,023 550,000 16,952,175 515,400 210,000 11,550 50,000 40,935,428 111,930,810 19,928,320 35,482,233 24,912,052 ' 17,662,507 41,047,829 31,363,287 42,016,380 24,964,112 303,925,023 14,875,539 27,474,015 0 9,643,225 0 10,000 0 171,000 240,000 ) 0 2,968,163 0 26,392,925 ' 0: 1,129,482 0 550,000 0 17,689,125 0 50,000 0 390,242,958 14,875,539 289,049 484 27,474 015 9,643,225 10,000 171,000 240,000 2,968,163 1 26,392,925 1,129,482 550,000 17,689 50,000 375,367,419 it ifeeleiQAtd- S4tte La v:. -HR-5 2%�� -) c urreiatl ; q ((pws a wtu dxif1'; -ete _ r r eecta li i ettticn d>n" 'b . t Ic e • Dj sp OSai CUT{ 1 e 'er t ■ '. ' � or ,(�// /J DATE: Monday, March 22, 2010 Q (1 I Ytdrs A D dis ar - (.t cam %me `C TIME: 5:00 p.m. / , PLACE: County Council Room 1.3 C,ee 9 C. C 1 25- I q (o Or C 25 Aupuni Street .1 h n - y�J . Hilo, marl t o no 0-4 of th wai'i County Cam, notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held before a Council of a Co fiscal ye July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011. Public testimony will be taken at the hearing. 1 The gene al summari es of the revenues and appropriations for the Operating Budget for fiscal year 2010 -2011 are as follows: REVENUES Taxes Licenses Permits Revenues from Use of Money & Property Inter - Government Revenues Charges for Current Services Other Revenues Fund Balance fr Previous Yr Amount Available for Appropriation Jess' Inter -Fund Transfers NET REVENUES APPROPRIATIONS General Government- Agencies I Public Safety Highways Sanitation and Waste Removal Health, tVelfare Be Education Culture-Recreation Debt Service Pension0'ayments & Retiremen System Contributions . Health Fund Miscellaneous Total Appropriations teas: Liter -Fund Transfers Kitt NPROPRIATIONS I General Fund Highway Fund Sewer Cemetery Bikeway Fund Fund Fund NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL Beauti- - Vehicle ❑cation Disposal Fund Fund 00 . : `` 0 < SoutJ k . 1� OO.Ec rct4ele +LA a Q �k e Ve r -ds5e p 5 in � inn Budget ovf of Hawat'i to consider the propos Oper ating Budg Capi Budget for I 1 �1Cf� Solid Waste Fund Golf Course Fund 225,880,000 18,338,000 ,( ` 6,235,473 6,308,000 20,00 ( II 160,000)(2,027,328 J 1,370,907 c gu ''per ve 7 45,984,790 531,426 X IGO coo v`'_ ^ 820,000 5,470,759' 6,540,659 f�15 +ra�C�lS y`e 8,135,700 ; 768,103 6,325,094 478,392 10,000 ! T 13,352,973 361,379 i 12,658,000 1,818,197 3,102,566 151,000 C 80,000 ) ( 940,835 \ 1 4,084,252 : 303,925,023 27,474,015 9,643 ,225 10,000 171,000 240,000 (2,968,163) 1 26,392,925 , 1,129,482 0 0 0 0 0 0 13,352,973 I 361,379 Ceo Reloc & Comm Ben Fund Housing Fund 244 ,218,000 550,000 50,000 15,350,801 541,490 14,868,504 3,000 2,206,519 69,612 Gee Asset Fund • Total 1,912 ,397 62,204,720 20,918,221 22,734,357 22,904,462 550,000 17,689,125 50,000 ! 390,242,958 0 1,161,187 01 14,875,539 Section 24 -18. Motor vehicle tax; minimum tax; penalties for delinquency. (a) The minimum tax assessed under section 24 -17 shall in no case be less than $6. (b) Effective July 1, 2009, any vehicle weight tax imposed by section 24 -17 for any year and not paid when due, shall become delinquent and a penalty of $8 for vehicles taxed at the passenger car rate and $20 for vehicles taxed at the commercial vehicle rate shall be added to, and become a part of, the tax collected. (1979, Ord. No. 396, sec. 1; Ant 1982, Ord. No. 795, sec. 1; Am. 2009, Ord. No. 09 -73, sec. 2.) Section 24 -19. Vehicle registration fees. - (a) The fee for issuance for a new series of number plates for vehicles shall be $5. (b) The fee for issuance of a tag or emblem for a vehicle, upon payment of the applicable tax, in any year shall be 50 cents. (c) The fee for replacement of a lost or mutilated number plate or plates, tag, or emblem, shall be as follows: (1) Numberplates, $5. (2) Tag or emblem, 50 cents. (d) The transfer of ownership fee for issuance of a new certificate of ownership shall be $5. (e) The transfer fee for issuance of a new certificate of registration on a trailer shall be $5. (f) The fee for dealer correction for each instance of correction of the registration record shall be $5. (g) The fee for duplicate certificate of registration or certificate of ownership shall be $5. (10 A fee of $1 per certificate of registration shall be assessed and collected annually together with other applicable vehicle taxes and fees, to be used for highway beautification and disposal of abandoned vehicles. (i) An annual fee of $12 per vehicle shall be charged for each vehicle registration, which shall be paid at the same time as the motor vehicle tax paid pursuant to section 24 -17 of this chapter. The proceeds from this fee shall be allocated to establish a fund for the towing, removal, disposal and recycling of abandoned or discarded automobiles and automobile parts, and such fund entitled "vehicle disposal fund" is hereby established. (j) An annual County registration fee of $5 per vehicle shall be charged for each vehicle registration, which shall be paid at the same time as the motor vehicle tax paid pursuant to section 24 -17 of this chapter. Any person who is totally disabled due to injuries received while on duty with the armed forces of the United States may apply for an exemption from subsections (a), (b), (h), (i), and (j) of this section, for a single noncommercial vehicle, subject to proof of total service related disability from the Veterans Administration and approval by the d of finance. (1979, Ord. No. 396, sec. 1; Am. 1982, Ord. No. 730, sec. 1; Am. 1982, Ord. No. 817, sec. 1; Am. 1985, Ord. No. 85 -59, sec. 1; Am. 1989, Ord. No. 89 -51, sec. 1; Am. 1994, Ord. No. 94 -46, sec. 2; Am. 2002, Ord. No. 02 -90, sec. 2; Am. 2003, Ord. No. 03 -32, sec. 2; Am. 2004, Ord. No. 04 -8, sec. 3.) (k) NCC a l � () 4- /2 - ®. ' -e Ve ides X "' eve amtua(y x I C 0j VEHICLES- ANDT- RAFFIC § 1.8 Intentionally left blank. Cgnnued cverc le , e 5d i /IRS Of45ll° Co�1t,�In� W c{(� /f � � � eurretnil y al(ews q comhine +ohJ c $k2 jer V -elick 9 M3IS foh £e& cV°erc4.q eq 4 SUPP. 8 (7- 2009 A HOC (,R•�. § 286 - MOTOR AND OTHER VEHICLES § 286 - 1984, c 90 § 1 and am L 1984, c 276, § 7; am L 1986, c 74, § 2; am L 1987, c 51 § 1; am L 1988, c +315, § 1] § 286-494 Registration of vehicles under two or more names. Unless otherwise specifically stated by a written document, any vehicle registered in the names of two or more persons shall be presumed to be owned in joint tenancy. (L 1967, c 266, § 1; HITS § 286 -49; am L 1999, c 221, § 1] § 286 -50. Registration of vehicle located outside State; correction of errors; fee for correcting errors. • (a) The director of finance of a county shall not accept an application for registration of any vehicle under this part unless the vehicle at the time of application is to be operated on the public highways of that county as required under section 286 -41! or, if the vehicle is not within the State, the vehicle is .currently registered in the State in the name of a bona fide resident of the State. However, the director of finance shall accept and grant an application and issue' number plates for a new unlicensed vehicle which is not within the State when the application is accompanied by a written certificate signed by the seller, who shall be a person licensed to sell new motor vehicles under chapter 437, giving the name and local address of the seller and the purchaser and a description of the vehicle, including a statement of a weight thereof, and, when thevehicle identification numbers of such new vehicle are not available, al statement of such) fact, and also by a written certificate of the purchaser giving the purchaser's name, the purchaser's local address and permanent residence, and the name of the seller, a full description of the vehicle, and a statement that the use tax payable thereon has been paid or that the same will be paid within sixty days of the arrival of the vehicle in the State. One copy of the application when granted shall be furnished by the director of finance to the director of taxation. In a case where the vehicle identification numbers of the new vehicle are not available at the time of the application, the dealer shall certify to the vehicle identification numbers thereof upon receipt of the numbers; from the factory or manufacturer, which certificate the director of finance shall enter in the director of finance's registration records. Within sixty days after arrival in the State of any such vehicle, unless the same has been shown in the application or subsequent certification, the dealer shall furnish to the director of finance a certificate of the dealer, identifying the vehicle by the • vehicle identification numbers or other description, and evidence of arrival in the State of any such vehicle, which information the director of finance shall enter in the director of finance's registration records. • If the vehicle identification numbers of the vehicle, as given in the dealer's certificate of the vehicle identification numbers, subsequently prove to be e rroneous on account of error in the information received by the dealer from the factory or manufacturer, or for any other reason, the dealer shall notify the lirector.of finance of the error by a written certificate of the dealer stating the reasons for the nature of the error and the correction which should be made in 34 r • § 286 -51 ! HIGHWAY SAFETY § 286 -51 the registration records; and upon receipt of the dealer's certificate by the director of finance, the registration records shall be corrected accordingly. A fee of $3 shall be paid b'y the dealer and collected by the director of finance for each instance of correction of the registration records. (b) Notwithstanding the first `paragraph of subsection (a), the director of finance shall acceptfarid grant an application, and issue number plates, when the vehicle, although not within the State, is to be registered in the name of bona fide residents of the State, and the application is accompanied by: (1) A written certificate setting forth the name, local address of the applicant; the name and business address of the seller, a full description of the vehicle, including a manufacturers statement of the weight thereof, and the vehicle identification numbers verified by a law enforcement agency; and such other information as maybe required' by the director of finance; (2) A copy of the bill of sale and such other documents as may be required by the director of finance, to establish legal ownership; and (3) A written statement signed by the applicant stating that the use tax payable thereon will be paid withintsixty days of the arrival of the vehicle in the State. The applicant shall be responsible for supplying to the director of finance all information relative to the correct vehicle identification numbers, and the payment of correction fees, in the same manner and to the same extent as is required hereinabove of a dealer. One copy of the application, when granted, shall be furnished by the director of finance to the state director of taxation. No tax or other fees required by law in connection with the registration of a vehicle not within the State at the time of the application shall be refundable. EL 1949 c 167 § 1; am L 1951 c 168 § 1(d); am L 1953, c 131, § 1(c), (d), (e); am L 1955, c 175, § 1; RL 1955, § 160 -8; am L Sp 1969 2d, c 1, § 16; am L 1965, c 137, § 1 and c 155, §§ 1, 2; HILS § 286 -50; am imp L 1984, c 90, § 1; am L 1987, c 171, § 2; am L 1989, c 292, § 1) § 286-51. Registration, expense. (a) Every certificate of registration issued under this part shall expire at midnight on December 31 of each year and shall be renewed annually before April 1 of each year upon application by the registered owner by presentation of the last issued certificate of registration or the last issued application for renewal, such renewal to take effect as of January 1 of each year; provided that the certificate of registration for each motor vehicle in the counties of the State may be renewed on a staggered basis, if a county elects to do so. The director of finance of each county may adopt rules to carry out the purposes stated in this section and shall expend the necessary funds from the director's operating funds as may be necessary for these 'purposes; provided that the director of finance, if the director has ascertained as of the date of the application that the registered owner ha not deposited or paid bail with respect to any summons or citation issued to the registered owner for stopping, standing, or parking in 35 § 286 - 1 MOTOR AND OTHER VEHICLES § 286 - violation of traffic ordinances within the county, may require, as a condition precedent to the renewal, that the registered owner deposit or pay bail with respect to all such summons or citations. The certificates of registration issued hereunder shall show, in addition to all information required under section 286-47, the serial number of the tag or emblem and shall be valid during the registration year only for which they are issued. The certificates of ownership need not be renewed annually but shall remain valid as to any interest shown therein until canceled the director of finance as provided by law or replaced by new, certificates of ;ownership as hereinafter provided (b) This part shall be administered by the director of finance in conjunction with the 'requirements of sections 249 -1 to 249 -13 and shall entail no additionallexpense or charge to the person registering the ownership of a motor vehicle other than as provided by this section or by other laws; provided that foils each new certificate of ownership issued by the director of finance under section 286 -52, the director of finance may charge a fee which shall be deposited in the general fund. The fees charged to issue a new certificate of ownership shall be established by the county's legislative body. Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, an additional fee of not more than $1 for each certificate of registration for a U -drive motor vehicle and $2 r each certificate ofi registration for all other motor vehicles may be estab- lished by ordinance and collected annually by the director of finance of each county, to be used and administered by each county: 1 (1) For the purpose of beautification and other related activities of highways under the ownership, control, and junsdiction of each county; and I (2)1 'lb defray the additional cost in the disposition and other related activities of abandoned or derelict vehicles as prescribed in chapter 290. The $21 fee established pursuant to this subsection for certificates of registration for motor vehicles other than U -drive motor vehicles may be increased by ordinance up to a maximum of $5; provided that all amounts a4reived from any fee increase over $2 shall be expended only for thepurposes of Paragraph (2). The moneys so assessed and collected shall be placed in a revolving fund entitled, "the highway beautification and disposal'of abandoned orlderelict vehicles revolving f`mtd [L 1929, c 197, § 7; RL 1935, § 2670; am L 1935; c 74, § 1; am IL 1941, c 298, § 2; RL 1945, § 7341; am L 1951, c 162, § 6; RL 1955, § 160 -9; am L 1962, c 10, § 2; am L 1965, c 125, §§ 1, 2; HRS § 286 -51; am L 1972,1c 161, § 1; am L 1976, c 237, § 2; am L 1981, c 44, § 2; am L 1982, c 135, § 2; am imp L 1984, c 90, § 1 and am_L 1984, c 126, § 2; am L i 999, c 274, § 1; am L 2000, c 111, § 1] The 20001 amendment, e May 22 \ Cross references. -As to state registration 2000, in subsection (b), set' out the uses of the fee, see t 249-31. As to requirement for no- additional fees in s list in the second paragraph faun policy at all tunes for entire motor vehicle and in the third paragraph, added the first registration, see 4 431:10C -104. sentence and or derelict' tin the second Beni fence. I J4irkfe5 XO6 HrK.�. 36 § 286 -51.5 HIGHWAY SAFETY § 286 - NOTES TO DECISIONS Cited in Kitagawa v. Slupman, 54 F.2d 313, 1931 11.5 App. LEXIS 3904 (9th Cir. 1931). [§ 286-51.5.] Junking of nonrepairable vehicle. Any owner of a vehicle, whether it is currently registered or not currently registered, which is incapable of safe operation for use on the public highway and which has aoi resale value except as a source of parts or scrap only, or which the owner irreversibly designates as a source of parts or scrap, may junk the vehicle upon presenting to the director of finance a signed statement of fact of the junking together with such other relevant facts as may be required by the director of finance, and the signed certificate of title. All nonrepairable vehicles that are junked under this section shall never again be titled or registered. [L 1998, c 3, § 2] Effective date. - This section became effec- tive March 18, 1998. § 286-52. Procedure when title of vehicle transferred; delivery of certificate mandatory. (a) Upon a transfer of the title or interest of a legal owner in or to a vehicle registered under this part, the person whose title or interest is to be transferred and the transferee shall write their signatures with pen and ink upon the certificate of ownership issued for the vehicle, together with the address of the traasferee.in the appropriate space provided upon the certifi- cate. (b) Within thirty calendar days thereafter, the transferee shall forward the certificate of ownership so endorsed to the director of finance who shall file the same; provided that if the recorded lien holder does not have an office in the State, the applicable period shall be sixty days. Whenever a transferee fails to comply with these provisions, the director of finance shall charge a fee of $50, in addition to. the) fee provided in. section 286 -51, for a new certificate of ownership. (c) Subsection (b), requiring a transferee to forward the certificate of ownership after endorsement to the director of finance, shall not apply to the transferee of a vehicle who was not intending to and does not drive the vehicle or permit the vehicle to be driven upon the public highways, but every such transferee, upon transferring the transferee's interest or title to another, shall give notice of the transfer to the director of finance and endorse the certificate of ownership to the new legal owner and the certificate of registration to the new owner; provided that if the director of finance has ascertained as of the date of the application that the registered owner has not deposited or paid bail with respect to any summons or citation issued to the registered owner for stopping, standing, or perking in violation of traffic ordinances within the county, the director may require, as a condition precedent to the transfer, that • 37 Micky e's 2Ooq Hga fti €- § 286-51 MOTOR AND OTHER VEHICLES 6 during the registration year only for which they are issued. The certificates of ownership need not be renewed annually but shall remain valid as to any interest shown therein until canceled by the director of finance as provided by law or replaced by new certificates of ownership as hereinafter provided. • (b) This part shall be administered by the director of finance in conjunction with the requirements of sections 249 -1 to 249 -13 - and shall entail no additional expense or charge tolthe person registering the ownership of a motor vehicle other than as provided by this section or by other laws; provided that for each new certificate of ownership issued by the director of finance under section 286 -52, the director of finance may charge a fee which shall be deposited in the general fund. The fees charged to issue a new certificate of ownership shall be established by the county's legtislative body. Notwithstandin, any other law to the contrr an additional fee of not more than $1 for each certificate o rf egistr�ation ort a U -drive motor vehicle and $2 for each certificate of registration for all other motor vehicles maybe established by ordinance and collected annually by the director of finance of each county, to be used and administered by each county; (1) For the purpose of beautification and other related activities of highways under thelowners control, and jurisdiction of each county; and (2) lb defray the additional cost in the disposition and other related activities of abandoned or derelict vehicles as prescribed in chapter 290. For the purposes of this paragraph, other related activities shall include but need not be limited to I F I any and all storage fees that are negotiated between each county and a towing company contracted by the county to remove and dispose of abandoned or derelict ' ; vehicles. I The 92 fee established pursuant to this subsection for certificates of registration fore motor vehicles other than U -drive motor vehicles may be increased by ordinance nun to zmaxigium of 910; provided that all amounts received from any ' fee increase over $2 shall be expended only for the purposes of paragraph (2). The • moneys sq assessed and collected shall be placed in a revolving fund entitled, "the highway beautification and disposal of abandoned or derelict vehicles revolving i History. ' • L 1929, c 197, § 7; RL 1935, § 2670; am L 1935, e 74, §: 1. am L11941, c 298, § 2; RL 1945, § 7341; am L 1951, c 162, § 6; RL 1965, § 160 -9; am L 1962, c 10, § 2; am L 1966, c 125, §§ 1, 2; FIRS § 286-61; am L'1972, c 161, § 1; am L 1976, c 237, § 2; am L 1981, c 44, § 2; am L 1982,c 135, §2; ' am imp L 1984, c 90, § 1 and am L 1984, c 126, § 2, as L 1999, c 274, § 1; am L 2000. c 111, § 1; am L 2007, c 269, § 2. / - Editor's note. - 2007 Haw. -Sens. Laws, Act 269, §'1, provides: ' "Significant increases in the number of aban- doned land derelict vehicles being discarded on Hawaii's roadways degrade the beauty of our is- land state and pose a danger to the public by creating unsafe driving conditions on our high- ways. While toping companies provide a valuable public service for Hawaii's motorists by removing many of diesel vehicle: in a timely manner, in- creased wets in operating a towing service, along with igaeasee4 scrapping' costs for the disposal of unclaimed or derelict vehicles, have caused tow operators to incur financial hardships. Moreover, the current notification process required by law for the dispoaitionl of a motor vehicle that has been towed and determined to be abandoned or derelict II is lengthy In 'some instances, the process has taken upwards of three months. This increases • • costs incurred by the towing company for storage of the towed vehicle. "While the county in which the towing company is located is most often the requester for the towing company to remove these abandoned and derelict motor vehicles, the county only pays for the initial towing service end does not pay for any storage fees incurred with the towed motor vehicle even though the storage of the vehicle may be of consid- erable cost to the towing company. A possible solution to this growing problem is' to use funds from the highway beautification and disposal of abandoned or derelict vehicles revolving fund to defray some of the costs esaocitted with storage of abandoned or derelict vehicles until they can be sold at auction or scrapped. "Removal of these vehicles should be accom- pbahed as rapidly as possible. Providing the county and tow companies with the tools necessary tit take custody and properly dispose of abandoned vehicles in a more efficient manner will aid in this task. "Accordingly, the purpose of this Act is to "(1) Allow counties to increase registration fees and thereby increase deposits into the highway beautification and disposal of abandoned or der- elict vehicles revolving fund to defray costs associ- ated with the storage of abandoned or derelict, vehicles; (2) Increase towing and storage fees that tow- ing companies are currently allowed to charge; and • X aMpt4 a Mx mum -fee -From to , IOU , etc. 7 HIGHWAY SAFETY § 286 -102 "0) Decrease the number of days in which the in subsection (b), added the last sentence in sub owner of the towed motor vehicle must be notified.' section (2) and substituted '$10' for "$5' in the last The 2007 amendment, effective July 1, 2007, paragraph. § 286-56. Official cars. All motor vehicles owned by any foreign government or by a consul or other official representative thereof, or by the United States government, or by the State or any political subdivision thereof, shall be registered as herein required by the person having the custody thereof, and the custodian shall display official registration by distinguishing marks thereon which shall be furnished by the director of finance, free of charge, and where motor vehicles are owned by the State or any of its municipal subdivisions, the motor vehicle shall bear the inscription provided for in sections 105 -6 to 105 -8. History. L 1929, c 197, § 14; RL 1935, § 2675; RL 1945, § 7346; RL 1955, § 160-14; HES § 286 -56; am L 1986, c 339, 4 30; am L'2008, c 16, § 11, effective April 15, 2008. - Editor's note, - 2008 Haw. Seas. Laws, Act 16, § 23, provides: 'This Act shall be amended to conform to all other acts passed by the legislature during this regular session of 2008, whether en- acted before or after the effective date of this Act, unless the other acts specifically provide other- wise. The 2008 amendment substituted "105 -8' for '105 -9• at the end § 286 - 60. Rules of procedure; costs; appeal. [Effective until June 30, 2010.1 Editor's note. - 2006 Haw Seas Laws, Act 94, 2004 Haw. Sees. Laws, Act 202, relating to appal- § 1, establishes a sunset date of June 30, 2010, for late jurisdiction. § 286-60. Rules of procedure; costs; appeal to supreme court. [Effective • July 1, 20104 The supreme court may prescribe rules of procedure relating to the appeals, and hearings before the district courts. An appeal shall lie from the judinient or order of the district court to the supreme court. The rules shall provide for informal procedure and for minimizing expense and delay to litigants therein. Tile costs Upon such appeal to the district court shall be $1, which may be waived by the court for good cause shown) No, costa shall be chargeable against the county director of finance. History. 11, establishes a sunset data of June 30, 2010, for L 1951, c 237, § 3; RL 1955, § 160 -18; HRS 2004 Haw. Seas. Laws, Act 202, relating. to appel- § 286 -60; am L 1973, c 136, § L late jurisdiction Editor's note.- 2006 Haw. Sees. Laws, Act 94, PART VI. MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER' LICENSING § 286-102. Licensing. . NOTES TO, DECISIONS Reasonable suspicion . for investigative stop. - Officer had reasonable suspicion to pull, over defendant's vehicle,' and therefore his rights under the Fourth Amendment and Hart'. Coast art I, § 7 were not violated and defendant's mar: tion to suppress was properly denied, because the' officer personally knew that defendant had not obtained insurance on his vehicle one week after being advised by the officer that he was required by law to do w and that two weeks before the instant stop defend was unlicensed. The officer was justified in briefly detaining defendant to ascertain whether continued criminal activity was afoot State a Spinner, 116 R aw. 351; 178 P.3d 498, 2007 Haw. I RYIS 376 (Dec. 24, 2007). ; Cited in State y. Vierra,118 Haw. 258, 188 P.3d 773, 2008 Haw. App W''�[! 333 (aura 24,,$OOW.