HAR §10-3-76

HAR §10-3-76. Fees and charges

Last amended: 1981Length: 519 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 10-3-76

(a) All charges shall be paid before withdrawal of stock, or proper guarantee of such payments shall be made. (b) Pasture fee charges for animals that die shall be paid up to the date the animals died. (c) Pasture fees shall be: (1) $5 per month per head, billed quarterly; and (2) $6 for dehorning, etc., per calf. (d) The fees shall be subject to increase when, in the determination of the department, the increase is necessary to cover the cost of operating and maintaining the community pasture. The department shall establish for any pasture such fees as shall be necessary to operate and maintain the pasture. (e) Cattle purchases from outside districts shall be blood tested and all cattle shall be treated in accordance with good animal husbandry practices before entering the pasture. Proof that cattle have been blood tested and treated shall be required. (f) The department shall assess the following fees for scaling services: (1) Lessees: (A) $2--pick-up towed trailers; and (B) $0.25--per head truck loads. 3-41 §10-3-76 (2) Non-lessees: (A) $4--pick-up towed trailers; and (B) $0.50--per head truck loads. (g) For trucking, the department shall assess a fee of $6 per head for hauling cattle from community pasture to home or slaughterhouse. Hauling made by the department shall be made only by the department driver. Hauling services by the department shall be made only when a satisfactory hauling truck is available. At the time of hauling, the lessee shall be present to identify and designate in writing the cattle to be removed. (h) Except as the commission may otherwise provide, the rental fee for the use of a meeting room or hall shall be $50 per day or fraction thereof. As used in this section, a day shall mean a twenty-four hour period beginning at noon one day and ending at noon the next succeeding day. (i) Water from department systems shall be sold at rates established by the commission. The department shall establish the frequency of billing and may determine a minimum monthly charge. [Eff 7/30/81; am 2/3/83; am 11/17/84; am and comp 10/26/98] (Auth: HHC Act §222) (Imp: HHC Act §211) 4-1 HAWAII ADMINISTRATIVE RULES TITLE 10 DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS CHAPTER 4 MANAGEMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS Subchapter 1 Land Management §10-4-1 Lease of lands §10-4-2 General Plan §§10-4-3 to 20 (Reserved) Subchapter 2 Licenses §10-4-21 General provisions §10-4-22 Licenses for easements and public purposes §10-4-23 Repealed §10-4-24 Licenses for mercantile establishments §10-4-25 Licenses to the United States §10-4-26 Licenses to churches §§10-4-27 to 30 (Reserved) Subchapter 3 Parks §10-4-31 Parks managed by the department §10-4-32 Parks managed by other organizations on Hawaiian home lands §10-4-33 Park advisory councils, established §10-4-34 Use of parks §10-4-35 Hours of operation §10-4-36 Closure §10-4-37 Permits §10-4-38 Permit application §10-4-39 Permit approval §10-4-40 Permit denial §10-4-41 Permit priorities §10-4-42 Fees §10-4-43 Penalties §10-4-44 Commercial and private operations 4-2 §10-4-1 Historical Note: Chapter 4 of Title 10, Hawaii Administrative Rules, is based substantially upon Parts III and V, Rules and Regulations, Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. [Eff 8/11/72; am 11/14/77; R 7/30/81] SUBCHAPTER 1 LAND MANAGEMENT
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