HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0853.017 2010-2012 Like any landowner who provides access to otherwise private land,we have a few simple rules
—most of which are based on the rules the County of Hawaii imposes on the beaches it provides
as public parks. The rules have been changed several times over the years to take account of
current conditions and problems.
At the present time, our"rules" sign at our gate states:
Warning Enter at your own risk
Anyone violating these rules is trespassing and subject to the laws of trespass under section 708-814
of the Hawaii State statutes.
1.Entrance to this property allowed only when gate is open.Owner reserves the right to revoke
permission to access this property at any time.Access is limited to respectful pedestrians for
recreational purposes.
2.No parking on road or shoulder of Mill Road.It is a private road.Your vehicle may be towed.
3.No dogs or other animals.[HCC Planning Rules 21-6(ax15)]
4.No wheels-bikes,strollers,ATVs,etc.[HCC 15-31]
5.No overnight use or camping.Be off property by 6:30 pm. [HRS 205,HCC 15-39,HCC Planning
Rules 21-6(a)(13)]
6.No alcohol or drugs. [HCC 15-16]
7.No fires or fireworks. [HCC 15-13&HCC 15-10]
8. Stay off planted areas.Do not take or damage plants,fruit,flowers,or cuttings. [HCC 15-28(4)]
9. Stay away from all buildings and structures. Stay on path.[HCC Planning Rules 21-6(ax4)&(6)]
There are many other County park rules we do not currently enforce on our land.
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Papaikou Mill Road is a private roadway used by the public. In a
recent Tsunami alert, Fire personnel found it difficult to
maneuver vehicles on this roadway. There are plans to place a
turnaround Fire Lane at the end of this street. This turnaround
area would address two areas: Tsunami alert, and ambulance
responding to emergencies, as there are several homes
containing the elderly.
As a result, the police will enforce traffic violations in
accordance with section 46-16 HRS. Mainly the travel portion of
this roadway is to be left clear, as no vehicles should be parked
on the travel portion of the roadway. Vehicles parked on the
roadway (partially or otherwise) will be cited accordingly. This is
a notice as enforcement will begin on June 9, 2011.
Any question please contact Captain R. Wagner, Commander of
South Hilo Patrol at 961-2214.