HAR §16-119.2-3. CHAPTER 119

2 CONDOMINIUMS - ADVERTISEMENT Advertisement Use of developer's public report for advertising Name on advertising §16-119. 2-1 Advertisement. (a) "Advertisement" is a written or verbal statement or communication by or on behalf of a developer or developer's affiliate which is intended or designed to generate inquiries or offers to purchase or induces or attempts to induce a prospective unit owner or purchaser to purchase. The term includes but is not limited to: direct contact; publications; radio or television broadcasts; mass media; videos; electronic media including electronic mail, text messages, social media, social networking websites, and the internet; business stationery, cards, and signs; billboards; notices; brochures; flyers; information sheets; newspapers; magazines; mailings; announcements; displays; and verbal or physical presentations, including drawings, renderings, or models. (b) Discussions or other communications with existing tenants initiated by a building owner or developer regarding possible conversion of the 119.2-1 3 6 2 6 §16-119.2-1 building to condominium status is not an advertisement. (c) An advertisement shall indicate that the project is a condominium. An advertisement shall not give any appearance that the project is subdivided or a subdivision unless the project is legally subdivided or a subdivision. Terms commonly used to describe separately subdivided lots or parcels, including but not limited to, "lot", "parcel", and "single family" shall not be used alone to identify, describe, or designate individual units and limited common elements. The descriptive terms "single family", "home", or "residence" may be used to describe individual units only if used in conjunction with the word "condominium", e.g., "condominium homes" or "single family condominium residences". (d) Unless approved as a subdivision by the county government, all documents including declarations, bylaws, maps, advertising, developer's public reports, amendments, exhibits, and any other document provided to a prospective purchaser or purchaser, or made part of a public record, shall not have references or provide illustrations that indicate or imply that the condominium project is a subdivision or that the lots are subdivided lots. (e) Dotted or dashed lines may be used to delineate limited common element or common element boundaries. A written disclosure shall appear beside dotted or dashed lines stating that the lines are for identification purposes only and should not be construed to be the property lines of legally subdivided lots. Solid lines shall not be utilized to delineate limited common elements or common elements. Any metes and bounds descriptions or square footage figures of land areas shall be clearly and specifically identified as the condominium project's total land area, its common element land area, or as the li»i-i tect6 common element land area. [Eff MAR z b 20Z 1 l (Auth: HRS §514B-61) (Imp: HRS §§514B-60, 514B-94, 514B-95 to 514B-99.5) 119.2-2 3 6 2 6