HAR §11-46-7. applicant will comply with all the terms and conditions of the permit, this chapter, and chapter 342F, HRS

(5) The failure of the director to act on a completed application within one hundred eighty days of the receipt of such application, shall be deemed a grant of such application; provided that the applicant acts consistently with the application process. (6) The director may require the submission of additional information after the application has been submitted, and may ensure that, if an application is incomplete or otherwise deficient, processing of the application shall not be completed until such time as the applicant has supplied all required information or otherwise corrected the deficiency. (e) Period of permit. (1) The director shall determine the effective period of the permit, which shall be for any term not exceeding five years. (2) On written request, the director may extend the period of the permit upon showing that an extension is justified; provided in no case shall an extension be granted if the combined term of the originally issued permit and any extension or extensions exceed five years. Any extension or extensions shall be subject to annual fees as provided in subsection (i). (3) The director, on application, may renew a permit from time to time, for any term not exceeding five years. (f) Application for modification of permit. (1) Every application for the modification of a permit shall be submitted in writing to the director; and (2) The director shall not act upon or consider any incomplete request for a modification of a permit. A request for modification of a permit shall be deemed complete only when all required and requested information, including plans, schedules, specifications, and other information have been timely submitted. (g) No applicant for renewal of a permit shall be held in violation of this chapter during the pendency 46-12 1969 EF §11-46-7 of the applicant's application provided that the applicant acts consistently with the permit previously granted, the application of all plans, specifications, and other information submitted as a part thereof. (h) Fees. (1) The director may establish reasonable fees for the issuance of permits and renewals to cover the cost of granting thereof and for the implementation and enforcement of the terms and conditions of permits; (2) Every applicant for permit or renewal shall pay the applicable annual fees as provided in subsection (i); (3) Fees shall not be refunded or applied to any subsequent application; and (4) Fees shall be made payable to the State of Hawaii. (i) Fee schedule. The annual fee schedule for a permit or a renewal to a permit shall be as follows: (1) Permit fees for construction activities. (A) $25 per year for activities involving demolition, construction, extension, additions, or renovation of a single family dwelling. (B) $50 per year for all other activities, including but not limited to demolition of building structures, construction of buildings, residential subdivisions, shopping centers, bridges, reservoirs, utilities, roadway (including improvements), and site work for subdivisions and golf courses. (2) Permit fees for operation of stationary noise sources or equipment related to agricultural and industrial activities shall be $50 per year. (j) Specific permit restrictions for construction activities. (1) No permit shall allow any construction activities which emit noise in excess of the maximum permissible sound levels for the hours before 7:00 a.m. and after 6:00 p.m. of the same day, Monday through Friday; (2) No permit shall allow any construction activities which emit noise in excess of the maximum permissible sound levels for the 46-13 1969 ii