HAR §15-215-85
HAR §15-215-85. [Effective] Approval validity period
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 15-215-85
(a) Rules clearance, renovation permits, temporary
use permits, and zoning clearance approvals shall have
an effective period of one year.
(b) [Improvement] Renovation permits,
improvement permits, development permits, conditional
Rule
Permit
Duration
§15-215-74
Zoning clearance
30 calendar days
§15-215-75
Temporary use
permit
60 calendar days
§15-215-76
Rules clearance
60 calendar days
§15-215-77.5 Renovation permit
90 calendar days
§15-215-78
Improvement permit 120 calendar days
§15-215-78
Development permit 180 calendar days
§15-215-79
Conditional use
permit
180 calendar days
§15-215-80
Conditional use of
vacant land
90 calendar days
§15-215-81
Variance
180 calendar days
§15-215-82
Master Plan permit 200 calendar days
§15-215-85
215-106
use of vacant land, conditional use permits and
variance approvals shall have an effective period of
two years, unless extended under these rules.
(c) Master plan permits shall have an effective
period of ten years, unless extended pursuant to
section 15-215-82 (master plan).
(d) Prior to expiration [and upon submittal of a
written request and payment of the applicable filing
fee, the], a written request to extend an improvement
or development permit may be submitted with the
applicable filing fee indicated in section 15-215-91.
An improvement permit may be extended by the executive
director for a period of up to one year. The
executive director may authorize up to two [time]
extensions [of one year each] for improvement permits.
Development permits, or improvement permits for
projects on lands owned by the authority, conditional
use permits, and variance approvals may be extended by
the authority for a period of up to one year. The
authority may authorize two [time] extensions [of one
year each] for development permits[.] or improvement
permits for projects on lands owned by the authority,
conditional use permits, and variance approvals.
(e) In computing the effective period, the day
upon which the approval was granted is not to be
included. Further, the last day is to be included
unless it is not a working day, in which event the
period runs until the next working day.
(f) A permit will not lapse if construction or
installation of approved work has commenced. If
construction has not commenced within the approval
validity period (including extensions), a new permit
will be required.
(g) If construction activities are dormant for a
period of six months or more, the applicant must
submit an explanation for the delay along with an
updated construction schedule to the executive
director.
(h) Improvement permits, development permits,
temporary use permits, conditional use permits and
variance approvals shall be deemed to run with the
land from the effective date of the permit through any
change of ownership of the site, except in the case
where a permit expires and becomes void. [Eff
10/27/12; am and comp ] (Auth: HRS
215-107
§§206E-4, 206E-5, 206E-7) (Imp: HRS §§206E-4, 206E-
5, 206E-7)