HAR §16-108-10

HAR §16-108-10. Suitability of premises

Last amended: 1990Length: 123 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 16-108-10

(a) Where the application is for a license to operate an employment agency in a place used for the conduct of another business or in rooms or quarters used for living purposes, the director may refuse to grant such license, if such refusal would be in the public interest. (b) Illustrative but not limited to the following are the types of premises which may be considered not in the public interest: (1) Where intoxicating liquors are sold or consumed; or (2) In connection with a pool hall; or (3) In an eating establishment; or (4) In a private residence; or (5) In connection with a loan company or collection agency. [Eff 8/20/81; comp 11/26/90] (Auth: HRS §373-19) (Imp: HRS §373-6) SUBCHAPTER 8 ADVERTISING