HAR §13-256-142. Waiakea Access Corridor

(a) The Waiakea Access Corridor means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "DDD", dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of the corridor are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark at the north tip of the Wailoa River Channel; then by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 187 degrees for a distance of four hundred fifty feet; 097 degrees for a distance of one hundred fifty feet; 007 degrees for a point at the low water mark of the shoreline; then along the shoreline to the point of beginning. (b) Restrictions: The corridor is for access to the beach from Hilo Bay for recreational thrill craft and waterski activities. No person shall operate a commercial thrill craft or waterski activity in this corridor. [Eff 2/24/94] (Auth: HRS §§200-22, 200-23, 200-24, 200-37) (Imp: HRS §§200-22, 200-23, 200-24, 200-37) §13-256-143 Puhi Bay - Leleiwi Point Restricted Zones. (a) Zone A. (1) Zone A means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE", dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone A are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark which is an extension of the center line of Pua Avenue; then by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 220 degrees for a distance of one thousand six hundred feet; 310 degrees to a point on the low water mark of the shoreline; then along the low water mark to the point of beginning. (2) Restrictions. Zone A is designated as a swimming area. No person shall operate or moor a vessel within this area. (b) Zone B. 256-127 Unofficial Compilation (1) Zone B means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE" dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone B are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark on the shoreline which is the northeast boundary of Zone A; then by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 130 degrees for a distance of two hundred feet; 245 degrees for a distance of five hundred feet; 214 degrees for a distance of one thousand feet; 283 degrees to a point on the low water mark of the shoreline; then along the low water mark to the point of beginning. (c) Zone C. (1) Zone C means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE" dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone C are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark on the shoreline of Keokea Point; then by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 245 degrees for a distance of five hundred feet; 270 degrees for a distance of one thousand eight hundred feet; 359 degrees to a point on the low water mark of the shoreline; then along the low water mark to the point of beginning. (d) Zone D. (1) Zone D means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE" dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone D are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark of Mahikea Island; then by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 318 degrees for a distance of four hundred fifty feet; 290 degrees to a point on the low water mark of 256-128 Unofficial Compilation the shoreline; then along the low water mark to the point of beginning. (2) Restrictions. Zones B, C and D are designated as a diving, swimming and surfing zones. No person shall operate or moor a vessel, except at a speed of slow-no-wake or when diving with dive flag displayed. (e) Zone E. (1) Zone E means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE", dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone E are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark of the shoreline by azimuth measured clockwise from True South, 054 degrees for a distance of five hundred feet from Richardson's Ocean Center; 045 degrees for a distance of two hundred feet; 074 degrees for a distance of four hundred feet; 177 degrees for a distance of eight hundred feet; 260 degrees to the low water mark on the shoreline; then along the low water mark to the point of beginning. (2) Restrictions. Zone E is designated as a surfing, canoeing, kayaking, diving and swimming zone. No person shall operate or moor a vessel within this zone, except at a speed of slow-no-wake or when diving with dive flag displayed. (f) Zone F. (1) Zone F means the area confined by the boundaries shown on Exhibit "EEE", dated August 19, 1988, located at the end of this subchapter. The boundaries of Zone F are as follows: Beginning at a point at the low water mark of the shoreline which is the southeast boundary of Zone E; then along the low water mark to the southwest boundary of Zone E; then along the southern boundary of Zone E 256-129 Unofficial Compilation to the point of beginning. (2) Restrictions. Zone F is designated as a swimming and diving zone. No person shall operate or moor a vessel within this zone. [Eff 2/24/94] (Auth: HRS §§200-2, 200-3, 200-4) (Imp: HRS §§200-2, 200-3, 200-4) §§13-256-144 to 13-256-149 (Reserved) 256-130 Unofficial Compilation SUBCHAPTER 11 WEST HAWAII ISLAND OCEAN RECREATION MANAGEMENT AREA