The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-21
order No. 9 Regulating the Construc-
ton and Maintenance of Awnings,

Order No. Regulating the Construc-
ton and Maintenance of Awnings
Shades and Balconies within the
Fire Limits of Honolulu.
The Board of Supervisors OF the
County of Oahu do orda1n as foiloWs'
Section 1. No person shall construct
or cause to be constructed or MAINTAIN
or cause to be maintained any awning,
shade or balcony extending over any
part of any public sidewalk, on any
building within the fire limits OF Ho-
nolulu as defined in Section $50 OF the
Revised Laws of Hawaii without
gutter thereon to conduct the water to
| the building and a pipe TO conoucl
such water to the outer line or the
| sidewalk so constructed and In such
| condition as not to permit water 70
| accumulate and stand therein or 70
| obstruct or interfere with pubic tranc
upon such sidewalk;
| Provided. however, that the proVl-
| sions of this ordinance shall not Apply
to cloth or canvas awnings or shaaes'
/ Section II. Any person violating any
provision of this ordinance SHALL upon
! conviction, be fined in sum not ex-
| ceeding three hundred dollars ($30O).
Section III. The continuance OF any
such violation after conviction snail
| be deemed a new offence for each day
7. on which the same is so continued
Section ". This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its application
Sheriff Iaukea reported that he had'
| in accordance with the resolution VI
the board, purchased a pair OF horses
for the police department for $50. he
stated that the animals had been eA-
amined and favorably reported on Oy
Mr. H. John Pottie, V. S.
A letter was received from the trus-
tees of the Leahf Home, asking tha'
the board pay for the care of hVe pa
tients at the rate of seyenty-nVe cents
per dav. 1t was stated the counties OF
Oahu and Kauai had paid nothing IN
while Hawaii and Maui have been pay
ing seventy-five cents day for eacf
patient whom they sent. The matter
was the basis of a long discussion
Hustace stating that he was in faVol
of giving the money, but eould no
J see where it was coming from. Har
vey and Archer were strongly in faVoI
! of giving the money asked, ana old ~
care where the money came from IN
matter was finally referred TO the mex
t meeting of the board and the clerh u
dered to notify Messrs. Bottomley AM
: Cooke to appear at that time
| A letter was read from Superlntehu
r ent of Public Works Holloway stat
, ing that ]. A. Magoon had decided u
= the Territory the land forming the eA
tension of Young street from Pundn92-
t to the McCully- Higgins tract, am
} mentioning that the street was nov
/ ready TO be macadamized.
L Complaints were received IN resal'
, to two bridges, one on the property
the Lunalilo Home, and one across III
/ Wahiawa reservoir.
Y A petition was received from IN
Waialae. Kaimuki and Palolo I'm
D provement Club, asking that Tweht
=. avenue be opened, running Lfoi
Waialae road 10 the Diamond Hea
L road. 1t was referred to the commit
tee on roads, parks and bridges.
o A letter was received from Seeley
Il Shaw. asking that the storm sewer d
, the corner of King street and Nuuan
a avenue be enlarged to prevent danag
Y from floods.
, The next meeting Of the boaro VI
take place on August q.