HAR §11-200-6
HAR §11-200-6. Applicant actions
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-200-6
(a) Chapter 343, HRS, shall apply to persons who are
required to obtain an agency approval prior to proceeding with:
(1)
Implementing actions which are either located in certain specified areas; or
(2)
Actions that require certain types of amendments to existing county general
plans.
(b)
Chapter 343, HRS, establishes certain categories of action which require the
agency processing an applicant’s request for approval to prepare an environmental
assessment. There are seven geographical categories and two administrative categories.
(1)
The seven geographical categories are:
(A)
The use of state or county lands;
(B)
Any use within any land classified as conservation district by the state
land use commission under chapter 205, HRS;
(C)
Any use within the shoreline area as defined in section 205A-41, HRS;
(D)
Any use within any historic site as designated in the national register
or Hawaii register;
(E)
Any use within the Waikiki area of Oahu, the boundaries of which are
delineated in the land use ordinance as amended, establishing the
“Waikiki Special District”;
(F)
Any reclassification of any land classified as conservation district by
the state land use commission under chapter 205, HRS; and
(G)
The construction of new, or the expansion or modification of existing
helicopter facilities within the State which by way of their activities
may affect any land classified as conservation district by the state land
use commission under chapter 205, HRS; the shoreline area as defined
in section 205A-41, HRS; or, any historic site as designated in the
National Register or Hawaii Register as provided for in the Historic
Preservation Act of 1966, Public Law 98-665, or chapter 6E, HRS; or,
until the statewide historic places inventory is completed, any historic
site found by a field reconnaissance of the area affected by the
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helicopter facility and which is under consideration for placement on
the National Register or the Hawaii Register of Historic Places.
2.
The two administrative categories are:
(A)
Any amendment to existing county general plans, however
denominated, which may include but not be limited to development
plans, or community plans, where the amendment would result in
designations other than agriculture, conservation, or preservation.
(Actions by a county initiating a comprehensive review toward
effectuating either a general plan or amendment thereof may be
excepted. General plan amendments requested by a private owner or
developer outside of the comprehensive review process are not
excepted.); and
(B)
The use of state or county funds, other than funds to be used for
feasibility or planning studies for possible future programs or projects
which the agency has not approved, adopted, or funded, or funds to be
used for the acquisition of unimproved real property; provided that the
agency shall consider environmental factors and available alternatives
in its feasibility or planning studies. [Eff 12/6/85; am and comp AUG
31 1996] (Auth: HRS §343-5, 343-6) (Imp: HRS §343-5, 343-6)