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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 1954-149COUNTY OF HAWAII - TERRITORY OF HAWAII ORDINANCE NO AN ORDINANCi: AMENDING SECTION 9 -G OF 01WIN_-LNCE NO. 58, AS iu°iENDED, PE_t rill NING TO THE R ION OF THE SUODIVISION OF ALAL i:STiTE IN THE COUNTY OF Hti1VAII. ]"E IT ORDAINED BY THE J;M�,D OF SUPI;RVISOi(S IN -,Ni) FOR ME COUNTY OF HAWAII: Section 1. Subsection G, Section 9 of Ordinance No. 58, as amended by Ordinance No. 85, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "G. water. Any subdivision hereafter to be laid out within the County of Hawaii shall be provided with water as follows: 1. Wherever the public water system and supply are adequate both in size, volume, and pressure, and the proposed subdivision is within 1,000 feet from a public water main, the sut� divider shall provide means for supplying water for Toth fire protection and domestic purposes within the subdivision. 2. Wherever the public water system and supply are adequate in size, volume, and pressure for only domestic purpose, and the proposed subdivision is within 1,500 feet from the public main, the subdivider shall provide means for supplying water for domestic purpose within the subdi- vision. 3. Water mains and fire hydrants shall be installed to and within the subdivision in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Board of .water Supply, enacted in conformity with Act 86, Session Laws of Hawaii 1949, as amended. 4. The standard minimum size of mains and spacing of fire hydrants where fire protection is required shall be as follows: a. Size of mains. The subdivider shall install eight - inch or larger water mains for any subdivision in- tended for business, industrial, hotel or apartment uses, and sip: -inch or larger mains for any residen- tial use. b. Hydrant spacing. Fire hydrants shall be spaced not more than 300 feet apart for any subdivision intended for 'ousiness, industrial, hotel or apartment uses, and not more than 600 feet apart for any residential 01J. use. The spacing of hydrants shall be measured along N�. .. --- - - - - -- the centerline of the street, and in case of dead -end ,st�reets or at either end of the subdivision street ' "�he distance from the last hydrant to the end the );use: �UL 2 street shall not be greater than 150 feet for any ... -- - - -.__ .... -- -- - -- -- - - business, industrial, hotel or apartment uses nor greater than 300 feet for any residential use. c. These provisions do not apply to any agricultural subdivisions, except in an area zoned as a residen— tial, hotel and apartment, business and industrial district. 5. Where the proposed subdivision does not lie within the scope of an adequate water supply, the plot plan of the said subdivision shall so state. 6. When conditions pertaining to any subdivision are sue that the public may be properly served with water and or with fire protection without full and strict compliance with these provisions, or where the subdivision site or layout is such that the public interest will be ade— quately protected, or when the i;oard of dater supply advises that the are immediate plans for the develop— ment and /or improvement of the public water system and supply in the vicinity of the proposed subdivision, such modification thereof as is reasonably necessary or ex— pedient and not contrary to law or the intent and pur— pose of these provisions may be made by the commission." Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon its approval. Dated at Hilo, Hawaii, this O day of fit. �1 .a. D. 1954. Introduced by: —`' ZV Supervisor, Ae esen7tati;77 Jis t ct . —2—