03-27-2018, 03:13 AM
Putting up your own tent is not much of an option really. When it's raining all those gaps between tents makes it barely manageable. Unless they are allowed to use the pipes that are still there and put up full tarps again. Using individual popup tents is going to just let everything and everyone get wet. I understand wanting to enforce zoning rules that have been somewhat ignored, but it's really going to hurt the city in the long run.
With the 10 foot setbacks though, there's hardly any space left for the market.
He said the county issued notices of violations and gave him only five days to rectify the situation, which involves violations of the 10-foot setback required from the sidewalks on Kamehameha Avenue and Mamo Street, as well as from the wall of Reuben’s Mexican Restaurant.
Other violations included the tarps and tents themselves, an unpermitted extension cord and a string of overhead lights, De La Cruz said.
http://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2018...iolations/
With the 10 foot setbacks though, there's hardly any space left for the market.
He said the county issued notices of violations and gave him only five days to rectify the situation, which involves violations of the 10-foot setback required from the sidewalks on Kamehameha Avenue and Mamo Street, as well as from the wall of Reuben’s Mexican Restaurant.
Other violations included the tarps and tents themselves, an unpermitted extension cord and a string of overhead lights, De La Cruz said.
http://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2018...iolations/