HAR §8-200.8-13
HAR §8-200.8-13. Collection
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 8-200.8-13
(a) Fines, fees, and charges totaling $10 or
more that remain unpaid for ninety days or longer shall be considered
delinquent and are subject to collection agency referral.
(b) Failure to pay any fines, fees, and charges may result in the
system taking legal action to recover costs. For purposes of this
section, fines, fees, and charges totaling $10 or more that remain
unpaid for ninety days or longer shall be considered delinquent.
(c) When a library customer’s overdue account has been referred to a
collection agency, the entire balance, or any balance remaining after
any outstanding overdue library materials have been returned, shall
be paid in full before borrowing privileges will be restored. Partial
payment of the outstanding balance shall not be accepted at the
library; provided that a customer may arrange a payment plan with the
collection agency to accommodate full payment of the customer’s
overdue account over time. The customer’s borrowing privileges will
not be restored until the entire balance has been paid in full. [Eff
05/24/2010] (Auth: HRS §§302A-1120, 312-1) (Imp: HRS §312-1, 312-3.5)
The repeal of chapters 8-200.1, 8-200.2, and 8-200.3, Hawaii
Administrative Rules, and the adoption of chapters 8-200.4, 8-200.5,
8-200.6, 8-200.7, and 8-200.8, Hawaii Administrative Rules, on the
Summary Page dated April 15, 2010, were adopted on April 15, 2010,
following a public hearing held on March 18, 2010 after public notice
was given in The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Hawaii Tribune-Herald, West
Hawaii Today, The Maui News, and The Garden Isle on February 12,
2010.
The repeal and adoption shall take effect ten days after filing with
the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.
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GARRETT TOGUCHI
Chairperson
Board of Education
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LINDA LINGLE
Governor
State of Hawaii
Dated:_______________________
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Filed
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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Deputy Attorney General