Property Blight: East Honolulu vs Ewa Gentry
How do property blight rules compare between East Honolulu, HI and Ewa Gentry, HI?
East Honolulu and Ewa Gentry have similar restriction levels.
East Honolulu, HI
Honolulu County
ROH Section 40-7.4 requires East Honolulu property owners to clear weeds, garbage, trash, and waste within 30 days of DPP notice or the city will remove it and lien the cost plus 7 percent interest.
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Honolulu County
Under ROH Section 40-7.4, DPP may order Ewa Gentry property owners to clear weeds, garbage, and waste within 30 days or face city abatement with costs plus 7% interest as a property lien.
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East Honolulu FAQ
What counts as weeds under Section 40-7.4?
Vegetation creating a fire hazard, harboring vermin, obstructing sidewalks or waterways, or otherwise threatening public health or safety, as determined by the DPP director.
Can I contest a weed-abatement notice?
Yes. The notice includes administrative review rights; contact DPP within the stated appeal window before the 30-day removal deadline expires.
Ewa Gentry FAQ
What counts as weeds under ROH 40-7.4?
Vegetation that is a fire hazard, harbors vermin, obstructs sidewalks or waterways, or is otherwise a public nuisance, as determined by DPP.
Can tenants be cited or only owners?
The ordinance places the abatement duty on the property owner, though owners may pass the cost to tenants under lease terms.
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