HAR §19-14-3
HAR §19-14-3. Conduct of the public
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 19-14-3
areas.
(a) Restricted
(1)
No person shall enter any restricted area
without the permission or authorization of
the director.
Any unauthorized person found
within, or attempting to gain access to, the
operational area or other restricted areas
designated by the director, may be cited or
arrested.
Any person authorized to be in an
operational area, other than a passenger in
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transit between the aircraft and the terminal
to board or deplane, shall wear, and display
in plain sight a badge, uniform or other such
identification approved by the director.
Persons entering upon the public ramp areas
for purposes of embarkation or debarkation of
an aircraft shall be deemed to have
authorization to enter thereupon.
(2)
Any person walking in the operational area
shall walk in established marked walkways.
Where walkways have not been established,
pedestrians shall remain clear of the ramp
operations area and walk as close to the
building structure as possible to avoid
vehicular traffic, provided that no
pedestrian traffic shall be permitted on
ramp roadways or aircraft surface maneuvering
areas including, but not limited to,
alleyways (lead-in lines) to gates, roadways
traversing terminal concourses, and
taxilanes.
(b)
Animals and birds.
(1)
No person shall enter any airport terminal
building, or any operational or restricted
area of any public airport with any animal or
reptile, except:
(A)
A service animal being used by a person
with a disability;
(B)
An animal or reptile properly confined
for shipment with or by an air carrier,
provided the animal or reptile is
authorized by law to be in the State;
(C)
Any animals, accompanied by properly
authorized law enforcement personnel,
specially trained for emergencies such
as aircraft, vehicle or vessel disasters
or for use in law enforcement such as
the discovery of drugs and other
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contraband; and
(D)
Any animals, accompanied by properly
authorized and trained personnel
conducting wildlife hazard management
activities, specially trained in
wildlife hazard abatement operations, as
approved by the director.
(2)
No person shall release a pigeon or any other
species of bird while on or within a public
airport.
(3)
No tenant at the airport, or any employee of
such tenant, shall keep a pet in the airport
terminal building without permission.
(c)
Smoking.
No person shall smoke or carry a
lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe, match, or any naked
flame, in or upon any fuel storage area, cargo ramp and
apron area, or aircraft parking, operating or storage
area, or in any other place where a sign specifically
prohibiting smoking is posted or in any area within
fifty feet of any fuel carrier or aircraft; nor shall
any person throw from any open deck, gallery or
balcony, contiguous to such areas or such carriers or
aircraft, a lighted cigar, cigarette, or similar
article.
(d)
Explosives.
No person shall store, keep,
handle, use, dispense or transport upon a public
airport any explosives or other dangerous articles
which are barred from civil aircraft by federal, state,
or county regulations.
(e)
Firearms, explosives and incendiary devices.
Except for federal, state, and county law enforcement
officers, armored car personnel making pickups and
deliveries, authorized by the director, from and to
airport tenants or permittees, and other employees
authorized by their air carriers to carry firearms, no
person may enter a sterile area, or board or attempt to
board an air carrier aircraft while possessing on or
about his person (including carry-on baggage) any
firearm, explosive or incendiary device.
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(f)
Lost and found articles.
Any person finding
a lost or mislaid article in the public areas of an air
terminal shall report and turn the article over to
airport lost and found.
Nothing in this section will
be construed to deny the right of an air carrier to
maintain lost and found services for its passengers,
when articles are found within areas demised to it.
(g)
Alcoholic beverages.
No person shall consume
or display alcoholic beverages at a public airport
except in those areas specifically approved for such
use by the director.
(h)
Unclaimed articles.
Articles stored at a
public airport and left unclaimed by the owner more
than forty-five (45) days shall be deemed abandoned and
may be disposed of by public auction conducted by the
department or as otherwise prescribed by the director.
Notice of the auction shall be posted at storage areas
and printed on claim checks which are issued upon
storage of the articles.
(i)
Commercial activity.
No person shall engage
in any business, service, or commercial activity, for a
fee or gratuity, in or at a public airport, without the
permission of the director.
(j)
Commercial photography.
No person shall take
still, motion, or sound pictures for commercial
purposes in or at any public airport without the
permission of the director; provided that any lessee or
licensee of the department or its agent may take such
pictures as may be required in the conduct of its
business, but not for sale.
(k)
Disabling of security devices.
No person
shall knowingly tamper with, block open or otherwise
disable any lock, door, gate, alarm or any security
device designed to restrict unauthorized access to any
operational area or other designated restricted areas.
Any person who commits such an act may be cited or
arrested.
(1)
Other controls and restrictions.
No person
shall, at, within or upon any public airport:
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(1)
Damage, deface or destroy any property
including, but not limited to, any
facilities, vehicles, equipment, signs,
fences, buildings, structures, and
navigational aids such as landing lights,
flood lights, beacons, signals and control
towers;
(2)
Dump or dispose of trash, litter or any other
form of waste materials, including, but not
limited to, paper, metal, plastic, glass,
wooden pallets, solid waste and foodstuffs,
except in appropriate disposal receptacles or
designated disposal areas;
(3)
Abandon any equipment or other materials;
(4)
Keep, place or store equipment or other
materials in areas other than those leased or
specifically designated for such use without
first obtaining written permission from the
director;
(5)
Drain, deposit, store, keep, create, produce,
transport, deliver or otherwise handle any
toxic or hazardous material without first
obtaining written permission from the
director;
(6)
Place or erect any sign, building or other
type of structure without first obtaining
written permission from the director;
(7)
Cut or remove any vegetation without written
permission from the director;
(8)
Spray paint in the operational area, open
area, or other site on any public airport
property which is not specifically designed
or designated for such activity;
(9)
Conduct welding or construction activity
requiring an open flame in any operational
area, open area, or other site on any public
airport property without first obtaining the
written approval of the airport fire
department and the director; and
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(10)
Ride or otherwise use bicycles, scooters,
skateboards, electric carts and other similar
hand, foot, electric energy or self-propelled
devices on airport roadways, sidewalks,
lobbies, garden areas, public parking lots or
structures, and any other airport areas as
designated by the director except:
(A)
The use of wheeled devices and aids by
injured persons or persons with
disabilities is exempt from this
section;
(B)
The riding of bicycles may be permitted
on airport roadways and in public
parking lots or structures with bicycle
racks, unless the director, for safety
or operational purposes, prohibits or
otherwise restricts the use of bicycles
in such areas; and
(C)
The riding of properly licensed electric
carts may be permitted on airport
roadways, unless the director, for
safety or operational purposes,
prohibits or otherwise restricts the use
of properly licensed electric carts on
such roadways.
(m)
Sterile areas.
No person shall enter the
sterile area of a public airport without submitting to
the screening of his or her person unless authorized by
the director.
[Eff 8/10/81; am 1/6/90; am 5/18/91;
am and comp 4/27/98; am and comp 4/17/00; am and
comp 1/24/02; am and comp 4/27/07; am and
comp APR 1 7 2009
] (Auth: HRS §261-12) (Imp: HRS
§261-12)