09-09-2009, 03:24 PM
We'll see Bob... We'll see.
"No tent of canvas, plastic, or similar material shall be used for
residence purposes." - Again, cited and used out of context and the only reason why the ACLU has not stepped in yet, no-one has been cited by the fiction based ban as it does not pertain to them.
I already know firsthand that the ACLU is already poised to pounce on this issue and they do not agree with your out of context based interpretation. The old code was not in violation as it did not pertain to tents for private use on private property. The new code will have the ACLU involved very quickly.
And for anyone who reads this subject and who is living in a tent and subjected to the application of the old code out of context or the new code to emerge.
You should immediately contact the ACLU in Honolulu, they are waiting for your case to come forward with open arms.
An old e-mail -
July 29, 2008
Dear Mike,
Thank you for alerting us to this issue. The ACLU of Hawaii will respond to
your request via U.S. mail if you reply to this email with your mailing
address. If you know anyone who has been directly affected by this (in that
they received a warning, ticket, or are otherwise afraid that they may
receive a ticket in the future), please ask them to contact us. Thank you
for contacting the ACLU of Hawaii. -STOP
The rest of the issue is cited in regular snail mail.
The ACLU of Hawaii can be contacted at the following link regarding this matter.
http://www.acluhawaii.org/index.php?id=128
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.
"No tent of canvas, plastic, or similar material shall be used for
residence purposes." - Again, cited and used out of context and the only reason why the ACLU has not stepped in yet, no-one has been cited by the fiction based ban as it does not pertain to them.
I already know firsthand that the ACLU is already poised to pounce on this issue and they do not agree with your out of context based interpretation. The old code was not in violation as it did not pertain to tents for private use on private property. The new code will have the ACLU involved very quickly.
And for anyone who reads this subject and who is living in a tent and subjected to the application of the old code out of context or the new code to emerge.
You should immediately contact the ACLU in Honolulu, they are waiting for your case to come forward with open arms.
An old e-mail -
July 29, 2008
Dear Mike,
Thank you for alerting us to this issue. The ACLU of Hawaii will respond to
your request via U.S. mail if you reply to this email with your mailing
address. If you know anyone who has been directly affected by this (in that
they received a warning, ticket, or are otherwise afraid that they may
receive a ticket in the future), please ask them to contact us. Thank you
for contacting the ACLU of Hawaii. -STOP
The rest of the issue is cited in regular snail mail.
The ACLU of Hawaii can be contacted at the following link regarding this matter.
http://www.acluhawaii.org/index.php?id=128
E ho'a'o no i pau kuhihewa.