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Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-21 - Principal habitation application fee

Current through June, 2024
Prior to filing or renewing an application for the issuance
					 of a principal habitation permit pursuant to section 13-231-27(a)(2), an
					 applicant shall pay to the department a non-refundable application fee of
					 fifteen dollars.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-22 - Exemption from fee differential

Current through June, 2024
Nonresident members of the United States Armed Forces on
					 active duty who are stationed in Hawaii, or on order to be stationed in Hawaii
					 and their dependents shall be exempt from payment of the nonresident fee
					 differential prescribed in this subchapter during the period that the Armed
					 Forces member is on active duty and stationed in Hawaii; provided that they
					 submit relevant proof to the department of such status.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-23 - Application fee for moorage

Current through June, 2024
If all suitable berths in a small boat harbor have been
					 allocated to others, a person may apply, subject to the payment of application
					 fees, for a future vacancy or to move in the future to another berth in the
					 same harbor. In small boat harbors where categories of berths have been
					 established, if any applicant applies for or renews applications for more than
					 one category of berth, a separate application fee or fee for renewal of an
					 existing application shall be charged for each additional category.
(1) The application fee or fee for renewal of
				  an existing application for a regular mooring permit shall be fifteen dollars
				  for any person who is a Hawaii resident and one hundred dollars for all other
				  persons.
(2) The application fee or
				  fee for renewal of an existing application for a temporary mooring permit or an
				  application to transfer in the future to another berth with the same
				  characteristics in the same harbor shall be fifteen dollars.
(3) No application for moorage, renewal of
				  such application, or for berth transfer shall be accepted until the applicant
				  has paid the prescribed fee. The fee is not refundable if the department
				  rejects the applicant's application or a renewal thereof pursuant to section
				  13-231-82.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-24 - Fee for residency status appeal; refund if status determination reversed

Current through June, 2024
The fee for filing an appeal concerning classification as a
					 nonresident as defined in section 13-230-8 shall be fifteen dollars. No
					 petition shall be accepted until the prescribed fee has been paid. This fee
					 shall be promptly refunded if, as a result of the appeal, the department
					 reverses its original determination that the petitioner was a nonresident. In
					 addition, in such instances any nonresident fee and charge differential paid by
					 the petitioner shall be promptly refunded for the appropriate period.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-25 - Fees for commercial use permits

Current through June, 2024
(a) The following
				  fees and charges shall be assessed for services provided by the department
				  relating to commercial use of state boating facilities, waters of the State,
				  and navigable streams:
(1) The fee per month
				  per vessel for a permittee with a commercial use permit and regular mooring
				  permit who moors in and uses a small boat harbor or any of the facilities in
				  the harbor shall be the greater of two times the mooring fees as provided in
				  section 13-234-3 or three per cent of the monthly gross receipts. In addition
				  to the mooring fee as provided in this section and section 13-234-3, the
				  permittee shall also pay fees and charges in the amounts prescribed in these
				  rules for any other facilities and services utilized in the small boat
				  harbor.
(2) The fee per month for a
				  permittee with a commercial use permit for a boat ramp, wharf, or other state
				  boating facility, except a state small boat harbor, or a catamaran registration
				  certificate shall be the greater of three hundred dollars per month or three
				  per cent of the monthly gross receipts. The single fee assessed for the use of
				  a state boat ramp shall entitle the permittee to use any other state boat ramp
				  on the same island without an additional charge, except for those boat ramps
				  listed in section 13-231-67. The department shall provide, upon issuance of a
				  commercial use permit for a state boat ramp, a set of trailer decals that shall
				  be displayed on each side of the forward end of the trailer tongue.
(3) For permittees with a commercial use
				  permit only, the fee per month shall be the same as prescribed in section
				  13-234-25(a)(2).
(4) For permittees
				  who have been issued a valid commercial use permit for the use of more than one
				  small boat harbor, the permittee shall designate the state small boat harbor of
				  principal use, and the percentage of monthly gross receipts described in this
				  section shall be paid to that account. The fees for commercial use permits
				  issued for the other state small boat harbors shall be the minimum amount
				  specified in paragraph (2) or paragraph (1) of this subsection for those
				  permittees with state small boat harbor mooring permits.
(5) For permittees issued a temporary mooring
				  permit and a commercial use permit, the fee per month shall be the greater of
				  the temporary mooring fees required by section 13-234-5 or three per cent of
				  the monthly gross receipts.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-26 - Passenger fees

Current through June, 2024
(a) Any passenger or cruise vessel used for
				  private gain that does not have a valid mooring permit or commercial permit and
				  uses state small boat harbors, property, or facilities for embarking and
				  disembarking passengers on a special charter approved in accordance with
				  section
				  13-231-57(c)(3)
				  shall pay $2.00 per passenger.
(b)
				  Any passenger or cruise vessel which uses a dock, pier, or wharf in a state
				  small boat harbor for private gain by means of any boat or tender while moored
				  offshore shall pay a fee per passenger as follows:
(1) For Lahaina small boat harbor..$3.00 per
				  day
(2) For all other small boat
				  harbors or facilities.....................$2.00 per day
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-28 - Negotiable instruments; service charge

Current through June, 2024
(a) The service
				  charge for any dishonored check, draft, certificate of deposit, or other
				  negotiable instrument is twenty-five dollars.
(b) Payment to and acceptance by the
				  department of the service charge for a check, draft, certificate of deposit, or
				  other negotiable instrument shall not be construed as a waiver of any violation
				  of the Hawaii Penal Code, chapters
				  701 to
				  712A, Hawaii Revised Statutes, or of
				  these rules.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-29 - Vessel inspection fee

Current through June, 2024
For a vessel inspection performed by the department prior
					 to the issuance or reissuance of a regular mooring permit, there shall be a
					 non-refundable fee of forty dollars for each vessel to be inspected. The
					 inspection shall be valid for two years. A vessel owner shall make an
					 appointment with a harbor agent of the department not less than five working
					 days prior to the date that the vessel is to be inspected. A fee of twenty
					 dollars shall be charged if notice of cancellation by the vessel owner is not
					 given to the harbor agent prior to the scheduled inspection. The inspection fee
					 for vessels exempt from numbering pursuant to section 13-241-2 and for open
					 skiffs and dinghies less than thirteen feet in length shall be ten dollars.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-30 - Application fee for approved marine surveyor

Current through June, 2024
Prior to filing or renewing an application for recognition
					 as an approved marine surveyor by the department as provided in section
					 13-231-45, the applicant shall pay to the department a non-refundable
					 application fee of fifty dollars.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-31 - Fee for commercial use of boat launching ramps and other boating facilities

Current through June, 2024
The fee for commercial use of state launching ramps,
					 wharves, or other state boating facilities, except state small boat harbors,
					 shall be the same as prescribed in section 13-234-25(a)(2). The single fee
					 assessed for the use of a state launching ramp shall entitle the permittee to
					 use any other state launching ramp on the same island without additional
					 charge, except for those launching ramps listed in section
					 13-231-67.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-32 - Small boat harbor facility key deposits

Current through June, 2024
(a) Each permittee
				  with a valid regular mooring permit or temporary mooring permit authorized to
				  secure a shower facility key shall deposit fifty dollars with the department as
				  security for prompt return of the key upon termination or expiration of their
				  use permit.
(b) Each person
				  authorized to secure a key for other harbor facilities, such as security gates
				  or restrooms, shall deposit the following amount with the department prior to
				  receiving the key:
(1) Twenty-five dollars
				  for a permittee with a valid regular mooring permit; or
(2) One hundred dollars for a permittee with
				  a valid temporary mooring permit.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-33 - Business transfer fee

Current through June, 2024
(a) Whenever a
				  stockholder or owner of an interest in a corporation or other business which
				  has been issued a commercial use permit sells or transfers ten per cent or more
				  of the stock or interest in the firm, either as a single transaction or an
				  aggregate of several transactions, to any person who is not a stockholder or
				  owner of record, except for transfers between spouses or first generation
				  lineal descendants, on the effective date of these rules, the seller or person
				  transferring such stock or interest shall pay to the department a business
				  transfer fee based on the passenger-carrying capacity of the vessel, and shall
				  be as follows:
(1) Vessels used for bare boat
				  (demise) and sailing charters carrying six or less passengers
				  ............................ $2,500
(2) Vessels registered by the State or
				  documented by the U.S. Coast Guard to carry six passengers or less, used for
				  charter fishing or other commercial purpose ...............................
				  $5,000
(3) Vessels certified by
				  the U.S. Coast Guard to carry seven to twenty-four passengers
				  ........................... $10,000
(4) Vessels certified by the U.S. Coast Guard
				  to carry twenty-five to forty-nine passengers ...........................
				  $15,000
(5) Vessels certified by
				  the U.S. Coast Guard to carry fifty to seventy-four passengers
				  ........................... $25,000
(6) Vessels certified by the U.S. Coast Guard
				  to carry seventy-five to ninety-nine passengers ...........................
				  $40,000
(7) Vessels certified by
				  the U.S. Coast Guard to carry one hundred to one hundred forty nine passengers
				  ........................... $75,000
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-34 - Fee for use of state boat launching ramps

Current through June, 2024
(a) An annual boat
				  ramp decal user fee of seventy-five dollars shall be paid by owners of
				  trailered vessels using facilities under the jurisdiction of the division of
				  boating and ocean recreation for recreational and fishing purposes to gain
				  access to the waters of the State. This fee is charged for the purpose of
				  defraying costs of maintenance of state boating facilities.
(b) In addition to the vessel registration
				  fee, the annual boat ramp decal fee described in subsection (a) shall be paid
				  in full at the time of registration or registration renewal.
(c) The department shall provide an owner
				  with a set of decals for the trailer upon payment of the fee required by this
				  section. Current boat ramp decals shall be affixed to each side of the forward
				  end of the trailer tongue whenever the vessel trailer is operated or stored at
				  a state boating facility.
(d)
				  Notwithstanding subsection (c), a boat dealer or manufacturer shall be allowed
				  to place a ramp decal on the dashboard of the vehicle used to transport a
				  demonstration vessel.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 234 - FEES AND CHARGES › Section 13-234-35 - Fees for signs and ticket booths

Current through June, 2024
(a) The fee for
				  commercial signs posted in state small boat harbors shall be assessed monthly
				  as follows:
(1) Five dollars for each sign
				  five square feet in size or smaller; and
(2) One dollar per square foot for signs
				  larger than five square feet, rounded to the nearest whole number.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-1 - Purpose and scope

Current through June, 2024
(a) The purposes of this chapter are:
(1) To designate offshore mooring
					 areas;
(2) To establish procedures
					 for the licensing and registration of vessels, houseboats, and other
					 contrivances, and the issuance of permits for offshore anchoring and mooring of
					 vessels, houseboats and other contrivances;
(3) To establish guidelines for living or
					 staying aboard vessels, houseboats or other contrivances while they are
					 anchored or moored within the ocean waters or navigable streams of the State;
					 and
(4) Any other matter relating
					 to the health, safety and welfare of the general public.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-2 - Interpretation

Current through June, 2024
(a) If any section of these rules is
					 inconsistent with any federal or state law or any rule or standard established
					 pursuant thereto, the federal or state law, rule or standard shall govern.
					 Nothing contained in these rules shall be construed to limit the powers of any
					 department or agency of the State.
(b) These rules shall be construed liberally
					 and consistent with the purposes stated in section 13-235-1.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-3 - Mooring permit required

Current through June, 2024
(a) No person shall
					 anchor or moor a vessel on the ocean waters or navigable streams of the State
					 surrounding the island of Oahu without a permit issued by the department. This
					 section shall not apply to recreational or fishing vessels temporarily anchored
					 for a period of less than seventy-two hours, or as otherwise provided in this
					 chapter.
(b) No person shall anchor
					 or moor a houseboat, or live aboard any vessel or use any vessel as a principal
					 place of habitation except as provided in section 13-235-31 for Ke'ehi Lagoon,
					 provided that staying aboard or use of a vessel as a vacation site may be
					 permitted in accordance with the provisions set forth in sections 13-231-22,
					 13-231-28, and 13-231-29. This section shall not apply to a caretaker or
					 watchman retained on board commercial vessels.
(c) An owner of a vessel desiring to moor or
					 anchor on the ocean waters or navigable streams of the State shall apply for an
					 offshore mooring permit from the department. Assignment of a location to moor
					 or anchor shall be in accordance with procedures set forth in chapter
					 13-231.
(d) No permit issued for
					 mooring or anchoring shall be valid for a period exceeding one year from the
					 date of issuance.
(e) No new permit
					 shall be issued unless the conditions of the original permit have been met, all
					 federal and state laws have been complied with, and all fees and charges due
					 the State have been paid.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-4 - Fees

Current through June, 2024
The fees for anchoring or mooring on the ocean waters
						and navigable streams of the State shall be as prescribed in section
						13-234-4.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-5 - Owners required to report change in ownership, address and other changes

Current through June, 2024
(a) It shall be the
					 responsibility of an offshore mooring permittee to notify the department in
					 writing within seven days if:
(1) The owner
					 no longer has possession of the vessel, houseboat or contrivance;
(2) All or any interest in the vessel,
					 houseboat, or contrivance is transferred to or assigned to another person or
					 business entity; or
(3) The owner's
					 address or telephone number changes.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-6 - Mooring application denied on basis of adverse environmental impact on State's marine life

Current through June, 2024
An application for mooring or anchoring at a location
						which is found to be detrimental to the habitat or spawning ground of marine
						life by the National Marine Fisheries Service or the department of land and
						natural resources shall be denied.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-7 - Revocation

Current through June, 2024
(a) The department may immediately revoke an
					 offshore mooring permit without the necessity for a hearing for any activity
					 which does or may endanger health or safety of the public.
(b) The department may revoke any offshore
					 mooring permit issued pursuant to this chapter for violation of any state or
					 federal law or rules of the department if, after seventy-two hours written
					 notice of the violation by the department, the permittee fails to cure the
					 violation or provide satisfactory evidence of compliance to the
					 department.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-8 - Mooring hardware, maintenance and inspection

Current through June, 2024
(a) A vessel
					 owner shall be responsible for maintaining the vessel's mooring hardware except
					 where mooring buoys are installed and maintained by the State.
(b) A vessel owner shall inspect the mooring
					 hardware for safety and security no less than semi-annually and provide notice
					 to the department of the date of the inspection.
(c) The department may conduct inspections of
					 the mooring hardware for compliance with the rules.
(d) No person shall remove, alter or replace
					 any mooring hardware installed by the State without prior written permission of
					 the department.
(e) The vessel
					 owner is responsible for installing and maintaining chafing gear on all mooring
					 lines.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-9 - Restrictions on anchoring or mooring outside of a designated offshore mooring area

Current through June, 2024
(a) No person shall anchor a vessel in an
					 Ocean Recreation Management Area (ORMA) or a non-designated area for a
					 cumulative period of time exceeding seventy-two hours within any fourteen day
					 period subject t® the following restrictions:
(1) Calculation of the seventy-two hour time
					 limit shall not restart if a vessel is relocated or temporarily moved and then
					 later returned to the same site or location or in close proximity
					 thereto.
(2) The department or the
					 department's authorized representative may authorize an extension of the
					 seventy-two hour time limit if, under the particular circumstances, an
					 extension of time is reasonable and warranted.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-10 - Removal of a vessel or contrivance

Current through June, 2024
(a) The department
					 may remove a vessel or contrivance from its moored or anchored location in
					 accordance with section 13-231-10, Hawaii Administrative Rules and chapter
					 200, Hawaii Revised Statutes
					 respectively.
(b) Any
					 administrative hearing shall follow the procedures as set forth in sections
					 13-231-31 and 13-231-32.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-11 - Multiple mooring or rafting

Current through June, 2024
No more than one vessel shall be moored to a single
						mooring buoy or anchor within a designated offshore mooring area, except for
						tenders, dinghies and work rafts.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-12 - Exchange of moorings

Current through June, 2024
The exchange of moorings may be permitted in accordance
						with section
						13-231-25, upon prior approval by
						the department.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-13 - Fresh water

Current through June, 2024
Use of fresh water by a vessel moored or anchored on the
						ocean waters or navigable streams of the State is included in the mooring fee
						required by section
						13-235-4.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-14 - Sanitation

Current through June, 2024
No person shall anchor, moor or stay aboard a vessel
						except those equipped with an approved marine sanitation device in proper
						working condition, or those vessels exempt from marine sanitation device
						requirements in accordance with U. S. Coast Guard
						regulations.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-15 - Mooring of rafts and platforms

Current through June, 2024
No raft or platform shall be located in a designated
						offshore mooring, anchorage, navigable stream or small boat harbor without a
						valid permit issued by the department.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES › Subtitle 11 - OCEAN RECREATION AND COASTAL AREAS › Part 1 - SMALL BOAT FACILITIES AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO ALL STATE NAVIGABLE WATERS › Chapter 235 - OFFSHORE MOORING RULES AND AREAS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 13-235-16 - Tenders and dinghies

Current through June, 2024
(a) Tenders and
					 dinghies, if not issued a certificate of number, shall be identified with the
					 name of the host vessel.
(b) A
					 tender or dinghy shall be either tied alongside or tethered not more than one
					 and one-half times its length from any part of the host vessel.
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Current through June, 2024
Any vessel anchored or moored in or on the ocean waters
						and navigable streams of the State shall be subject to inspection by the
						department or any law enforcement officer of the State or its political
						subdivisions at any time when necessary and proper for the purpose of ensuring
						compliance with federal or state laws or these rules.
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Current through June, 2024
The restrictions cited in this chapter shall not apply
						in the event of an emergency to law enforcement or rescue craft, or to vessels
						participating under a valid ocean waters event permit issued by the department
						or the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Current through June, 2024
All vessels anchored or moored on the ocean waters and
						navigable streams of the State shall be maintained in a reasonable condition of
						cleanliness and repair so as not to constitute a hazard to navigation, a common
						nuisance, or a danger to public health. Any articles or materials stacked or
						placed on deck of any unattended vessel shall be secured to avoid the
						possibility of their loss overboard.
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Current through June, 2024
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Current through June, 2024
(a) The Ke'ehi
					 Lagoon anchorage area means the area confined by the boundaries shown for said
					 mooring area on revised Exhibit "D", dated January 14, 1994, located at the end
					 of this subchapter. The boundaries are as follows:
Beginning at a point on the water located by azimuths
						measured clockwise from True South, 059 degrees for a distance of three hundred
						yards from the Kalihi Channel rear range light (USCGLL#29250), then 155 degrees
						for a distance of nine hundred yards to a point intersecting the minus five
						bathymetic line; then counterclockwise on a line following the minus five foot
						bathymetric line to the point of beginning.
(b) The Ke'ehi Lagoon anchorage area is
					 designated for the anchoring of vessels not in excess of sixty-five feet in
					 length and not exceeding seven feet in draft. The vessel owner shall assume the
					 responsibility of anchoring at a location within this area which is suitable
					 for the draft of the vessel. Vessels eligible to anchor in this area shall be
					 limited to transient vessels temporarily visiting the State while enroute to
					 another destination, a vessel assigned a berth elsewhere in the State and
					 temporarily visiting the area, or a vessel on the waiting list for a regular
					 mooring permit for a mooring within the Ke'ehi Lagoon offshore mooring area,
					 houseboats authorized by section 13-235-31(h), and those vessels that the
					 department determines cannot safely be assigned a Ke'ehi Lagoon offshore
					 mooring. A regular mooring permit for this area shall automatically terminate
					 upon the offer of a Ke'ehi Lagoon offshore mooring or upon the offer of a slip
					 in the Ke'ehi Small Boat Harbor. A permit for anchoring within this area is
					 required in accordance with section 13-235-31.
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Current through June, 2024
(a) The Kapua
					 Channel mooring area means the area designated and shown on Exhibit "E", dated
					 July 15, 1990, which is located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries
					 are as follows:
Beginning at a point at the low water mark of the tip of
						the rock groin fronting the Northwest boundary of the Colony Surf Hotel by
						azimuths measured clockwise from true South 040 degrees for a distance of one
						hundred twenty feet; 328 degrees for a distance of four hundred fifty feet; 48
						degrees 21 minutes for a distance of one hundred fifty-one feet; 146 degrees 49
						minutes for a distance of five hundred eighteen feet; 252 degrees 34 minutes
						for a distance of one hundred sixty-eight feet to the point of
						beginning.
(b) Kapua
					 Channel mooring area is limited to recreational sail and manually-propelled
					 watercraft less than twenty-two feet in length, to include Hawaiian canoes not
					 to exceed forty-eight feet in length. Motorized vessels are prohibited except
					 for one rescue and safety vessel owned and operated by the Outrigger Canoe
					 Club.
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Current through June, 2024
(a) The Maunalua
					 Bay Mooring Area means the area confined by the boundaries shown for said
					 mooring area on Exhibit "F", dated, July 15, 1990, located at the end of this
					 subchapter. The boundaries are as follows:
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 188 degrees for a distance of four hundred
						thirty-five feet from a point located at the Southwest tip of the West bridge
						pilings of the Hawaii Kai Bridge at the entrance to Kuapa Pond; then 353
						degrees for a distance of six hundred seventy-seven feet; 083 degrees for a
						distance of two hundred ninety-four feet; 172 degrees for a distance of seven
						hundred twelve feet; then on a straight line to the point of beginning.
(b) No permanent moorings shall be
					 permitted in the Maunalua Bay designated mooring area.
(c) No more that ten temporary mooring
					 permits shall be in effect at any time.
(d) No mooring permit shall be issued for a
					 period in excess of thirty days.
(e) Access to the mooring area is permited
					 only from Hawaii Kai Marina or the Maunalua Bay launching ramp except for an
					 owner of private beachfront property whose vessel may be moored in the
					 area.
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Current through June, 2024
(a)
					 The Kaneohe Bay designated mooring areas "A", "B", "C" and "D" means the areas
					 confined by the boundaries shown for said mooring areas on Exhibits "G" and
					 "H", dated, October 28, 1991, located at the end of this subchapter. The
					 boundaries are as follows:
(1) Kaneohe Bay
					 designated mooring area "A".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 206 degrees for a distance of one thousand seven
						hundred fifty-five feet from the northern tip of the Heeia Kea Small Boat
						Harbor Pier; then 180 degrees for a distance of eight hundred twenty-five feet;
						090 degrees to the coral head, then along the thirty-foot depth line in a south
						westerly direction around the coral head; then a direct line to the reef
						following along the thirty-foot depth line along the reef to a point on the
						reef 150 degrees for a distance of two hundred ten feet from daybeacon R"2" of
						the Heeia Kea Small Boat Harbor channel; then on a straight line to the point
						of beginning.
(2) Kaneohe
					 Bay designated mooring area "B".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 267 degrees for a distance of one thousand five
						hundred feet from the northern tip of the Heeia Kea Small Boat Harbor Pier;
						then 270 degrees for a distance of nine hundred feet; 360 degrees for a
						distance of one thousand five hundred seventy-five feet; 090 degrees for a
						distance of nine hundred feet; then on a straight line to the point of
						beginning.
(3) Kaneohe Bay
					 designated mooring area "C"
Beginning at a point at the "marker" measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 078 degrees for a distance of one thousand four
						hundred seventy feet from the northwestern end of the Kaneohe Yacht Club Pier;
						then 040 degrees to a "marker" at the five-foot depth line on the reef; then
						following the five-foot depth line in a southeasterly direction around to the
						point of beginning.
(4)
					 Kaneohe Bay designated mooring area "D"
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 145 degrees for a distance of three hundred seventy
						feet from the northwestern end of the Kaneohe Yacht Club Pier; then 174 degrees
						to a "marker" at the five-foot depth line on the reef; then following the
						five-foot depth line in a southwesterly direction around to the point of
						beginning.
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Current through June, 2024
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Current through June, 2024
The Kaunakakai Harbor mooring zone means the area
						confined by the boundaries shown for said mooring zone on Exhibit "G", dated,
						July 15, 1990, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries are as
						follows:
Beginning at a point in the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South 162 degrees for a distance of two hundred seventy
						feet from the northwest corner of Kaunakakai Pier; then 108 degrees for a
						distance of four hundred fifty feet; 227 degrees for a distance of four hundred
						fifty feet; then on a straight line to the point of
						beginning.
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Current through June, 2024
The Kaumalapau Harbor mooring zone means the area
						confined by the boundaries shown for said mooring zone on Exhibit "H", dated,
						July 15, 1990, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries are as
						follows:
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South 346 degrees for a distance of six hundred forty-five
						feet from Kaumalapau Harbor Light; then 215 degrees for a distance of six
						hundred feet; 305 degrees for a distance of two hundred fifty-five feet; 035
						degrees for a distance of three hundred ninety-five feet; then on a straight
						line to the point of beginning.
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Current through June, 2024
(a) The
					 Kaanapali mooring zones "A", "B", "C" and "D" means the areas confined by the
					 boundaries shown for said mooring zones on Exhibit "I", dated, July 15, 1990,
					 located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries are as follows:
(1) Kaanapali mooring zone "A".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South 210 degrees for a distance of one thousand five
						hundred feet from Kekaa Pt.; then 113 degrees for distance of three hundred
						feet; 203 degrees for a distance of six hundred feet; 293 degrees for a
						distance of three hundred feet; then on a straight line to the point of
						beginning.
(2) Kaanapali
					 mooring zone "B".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South 001 degrees for a distance of one thousand eight
						hundred feet from Kekaa Pt.; then 090 degrees for a distance of three hundred
						feet; 360 degrees for a distance of six hundred feet; 270 degrees for a
						distance of three hundred feet; then on a straight to the point of
						beginning.
(3) Kaanapali
					 mooring zone "C".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 010 degrees for a distance of two thousand six
						hundred seventy feet from Kekaa Pt.; then 090 degrees for s distance of three
						hundred feet; 360 degrees for a distance of six hundred feet; 270 degrees for a
						distance of three hundred feet; then on a straight line to the point of
						beginning.
(4) Kaanapali
					 mooring zone "D".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 336 degrees for a distance of two thousand six
						hundred forty feet from Hanakaoo Pt.; then 043 degrees for a distance of three
						hundred feet; 133 degrees for a distance of one thousand five hundred feet; 223
						degrees for a distance of three hundred feet; then on a straight line to the
						point of beginning.
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Current through June, 2024
The Mala Wharf mooring zone means the area confined by
						the boundaries shown for said mooring zone on Exhibit "J", dated, July 15,
						1990, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries are as
						follows:
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 290 degrees for a distance of six hundred
						seventy-five feet from the northwest end of Mala Wharf; then 185 degrees for a
						distance of one thousand ninety-five feet; 169 degrees for a distance of nine
						hundred seventy-five feet; 192 degrees for a distance of five hundred
						twenty-five feet; 088 degrees for a distance of one thousand thirty-five feet;
						353 degrees for a distance of one thousand two hundred forty-five feet; then on
						a straight line to the point of beginning.
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Current through June, 2024
(a) The Lahaina
					 mooring zones "A" and "B" means the areas confined by the boundaries shown for
					 said mooring zones on Exhibit "K", dated, July 15, 1990, located at the end of
					 this subchapter. The boundaries are as follows:
(1) Lahaina mooring zone "A".
Beginning at a point on the water measured by azimuth
						clockwise from True South, 065 degrees for a distance of seven hundred twenty
						feet from the western tip of Lahaina Breakwater; then 141 degrees for a
						distance of two thousand four hundred thirty feet; 122 degrees for a distance
						of one thousand two hundred seventy-five feet; 030 degrees for a distance of
						one thousand five hundred thirty feet; 304 degrees for a distance of seven
						hundred eighty feet; 321 degrees for a distance of two thousand five hundred
						ninety-five feet; then on a straight line to the point of beginning.
(2) Lahaina mooring zone "B".
Beginning at a point on the water mark measured by
						azimuth clockwise from True South, 034 degrees for a distance of nine hundred
						thirty feet from the western tip of Lahaina Harbor Breakwater; then 328 degrees
						for a distance of five thousand sixty feet; 048 degrees for a distance of one
						thousand three hundred fifty feet; 148 degrees for a distance of five thousand
						seven hundred feet; then on a straight line to the point of
						beginning.