HAR §16-119.4-1
HAR §16-119.4-1. 514B-134, HRS, chapters 16-119
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through 16-119.8, other requirements of
chapter 514B, HRS, and the commission;
(17)
Copy of any development, co-tenancy or
subdivision agreements, master association
documents, covenants and restrictions, any
other similar documents, and summary of such
documents;
(18)
Copy of any state, county, or federal
permits issued with special conditions,
uses, and terms and summary of such
documents, including but not limited to
water use agreements, conditional use
permits, existing use permits, development
agreements, coastal management permits, and
any other private agreements;
(19)
An initial identification or designation of
at least fifty per cent of the units for
sale to prospective owner-occupants pursuant
to section 514B-96, HRS, for any applicable
project containing residential units;
(20)
Other documents and information concerning
the condominium property regime or project
as required by the commission; and
(21)
Other documents and information as required
by the commission's prescribed checklist.
(d)
For a project registration application for a
project containing existing structures being converted
to condominium status, a developer shall submit to the
commission all the information and documents required
by chapter 514B, HRS, the commission's prescribed
checklist, chapters 16-119.1 through 16-119.8, and the
commission and the following:
(1)
A verified statement by an appropriate
county official satisfying the requirements
of section 514B-84, HRS, that is signed no
more than nine months immediately prior to
the developer's submission of the project
registration application and proposed
developer's public report.
The commission
may accept alternatives to a verified county
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official statement approved by an
appropriate county agency including, for
example, a building permit report obtained
from a county's internet site;
(2)
A sample copy of the notice to any existing
tenants as to the conversion and termination
of any rental agreement pursuant to section
521-38, HRS;
(3)
A sample copy of an offering of each
residential unit contained in the project
for sale first to any individual occupying
the unit immediately prior to the conversion
as required by section 514B-98(b), HRS;
(4)
A list of any outstanding notices of uncured
violations of building code or other county
regulations, together with the cost of
curing these violations and the dates for
completion of any repairs in compliance with
section 514B-84, HRS;
(5)
The statement by a developer required by
section 514B-84 (a) (1) (A), HRS, which shall
include the following:
(A)
A description of the present condition
of all structural components and
mechanical and electrical installations
based upon a report prepared by a
Hawaii-licensed architect or engineer.
The commission will not accept a
developer's general non-specific
statements describing the present
condition of all structural components
and mechanical and electrical
installations as "satisfactory
condition consistent with its age" or
similar without further explanation of
the phrase or characterization; and
(B)
A material facts disclosure of the
present condition of all structural
components and mechanical and
electrical installations based upon a
report prepared by a Hawaii-licensed
architect or engineer;
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(6)
A sample sales contract containing an
agreement by the developer to make any
repairs required by the county to address
compliance with sections 514B-5, 514B-84,
and 514B-89, HRS, including repairs that are
required to be made to remedy any noted
county building, electrical, and plumbing
violations reported in any county records or
that are the subject of any pending county
investigation;
(7)
Such other documents and information as
required by the commission's prescribed
checklist and as otherwise required by the
commission; and
(8)
A Hawaii-licensed architect's or engineer's
required report shall be prepared within six
months immediately prior to the submission
of the project registration application and
minimally include:
(A)
Any county planning and permitting
information relating to any uncured
county code building, electrical, and
plumbing violations or other violations
or investigation;
(B)
A description of any of the structural
components and mechanical and
electrical installations of the
project, which compliant when
originally installed, may no longer be
compliant with current code
requirements and whether the
association and the unit owners may be
required to bring certain elements up
to code as a condition of obtaining
permits for future renovation work in
the project or unit;
(C)
A description of the present condition,
including a description of all material
facts, of all structural components and
mechanical and electrical installations
material to the use and enjoyment of
the units known to the Hawaii-licensed
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(D)
architect or engineer preparing the
report.
Where prescribed by the
commission, the Hawaii-licensed
architect or engineer may prepare the
required report by completing a
checklist established by the
commission.
The completed checklist
and any attachments shall be made part
of the developer's public report as an
exhibit.
Any commission prescribed
checklist shall at least include and
provide the information required by
chapter 514B, HRS, and this subsection;
(E)
No general statements describing or
characterizing the present condition of
all structural components and
mechanical and electrical installations
that are or like "satisfactory
conditi6n consistent with its age"
without an explanation substantiating
the characterization; and
(F)
Such other documents and information as
may be required by the commission.
The time requirement of more than twelve months
after completion of construction as set forth in
the definition of "converted" or "conversion" in
section 514B-3, HRS, shall be calculated back
from the date on which the developer submits to
the commission the project registration
application.
(e)
For a project registration application for a
project located in an agriculturally zoned district,
in addition to submitting all the information and
documents required by subsections (a), (b), (c), and
(d), where applicable, the developer shall also submit
and include the following information in the
developer's public report:
(1)
The developer's promotional plan for the
project as required by section 514B-84(b),
HRS, and a listing of permitted structures
and uses in compliance with all applicable
state and county land use laws and with
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