HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0170.001 1998-2000 VEHICLES AND T12AFFiC § 24-198
(d) The provisions of this section shall not be applicable to vehicles pazked in areas designated as freight-
loading zones when such pazking is permitted.
(1975 C.C., c. 6, art. 15, sec. 10.)
SeMion 24-199. Abandoned vehicles, trailers and equipment on wheels prohibited; disposition.
(a) No person shall abandon any vehicle, trailer or equipment on wheels, whether operational or
nonoperational, on the public highway.
(b) For the purposes of this section, any vehicle, trailer or equipment on wheels, whether operational or
nonoperational, left unattended on any public or private street or thoroughfaze which is subject to this
chapter for more than twenty-four hours shall be deemed abandoned and may immediately be taken into
custody by the police department. All such vehicles are declared to be public nuisances.
(c) Such vehicles, trailers or equipment on wheels shall be disposed of as required by chapter 290, Hawaii
Revised Statutes, as amended.
(d) Where the registered owner of the abandoned vehicle, trailer or equipment on wheels can be located, the
registered owner of such vehicle, trailer or equipment on wheels shall be subject to a fine of $25 and
all reasonable expenses incurred by such removal.
(1975 C.C., c. 6, art. 5, sec. 11; Am. 1975, Ord. No. 119, sec. 1; Am. 1975, Ord. No. 146, sec. 1; Am. 1989,
Ord. No. 89-60, sec. 2; Am. 1994, Ord. No. 94-101, sec. 2.)
Section 24-200. Registered owner's responsibility; registration plate as prima facie evidence as its
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In any proceedings for violation of this article, the serial number displayed on the registration plate
attached to the vehicle involved in such violation shall constitute in evidence a prima facie presumption that
the registered owner of the vehicle was the person who pazked the vehicle at the point where, and during the
time when, the violation occuaed.
(1975 C.C., c. 6, art. 15, sec. 12.)
Section 24-201. Special parking privileges.
1 (a) Vehicles of government agencies, public utility companies, garages, contractors or any other person may
stand and park contrary to the pazking provisions set forth in this chapter when the owner or operator
f ~ ~ of such vehicle holds a special permit issued by the chief of police granting him such privilege for a
r i ~ limited time. The permit shall be either in the possession of the driver or on the vehicle az the time. No
g owner or driver shall violate any of the specific terms or conditions of the permit.
m ; ~ (b) The chief engineer is hereby authorized to designate and identify one special pazking stall on I{altoa
~ ~ Road leading to Honolii Beach Pazk for the sole use of County of Hawaii lifeguazds assigned to the
~ public facility and for emergency vehicles during the working hoots of the lifeguazd.
i (1975 C.C., c. 6, art. 15, sec. 13; Am. 1993, Ord. No. 93-99, sec. 1.)
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k g Section 24-202. Stopping, standing, or parking on Federal-aid highways.
(a) Where official signs are erected, giving notice thereof, no person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle upon
any Federal-aid highway, subject to the exemptions granted emergency vehicles.
(b) For the provisions of subsection (a), the State highway engineer for the County of Hawaii is authorized
to erect "No-Pazking" signs upon any portion of the Federal-aid highway where he deems it necessary.
(c) No person shall pazk a vehicle upon any Federal-aid highway for a period of time longer than sixty
minutes between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of any day; subject, however, to the exemptions
granted emergency vehicles.
(d) Where pazking is permitted on a Federal-aid highway, all parking shall be parallel to the pavement with
all wheels entirely off the traveled way.
(e) There shall be no parking on or crossing over the medians.
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