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YARD SERVICE
| Sep 21 | (1.)
GREENTHUMB, LLC |
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
| Sep 25 | (2.)
C&S Glass & Screen |
APPLIANCES
| Oct 6 | (3.)
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CLEANING
| Oct 11 | (4.)
Window Cleaning, |
MASONRY
| Sep 18 | (5.)
BEST SAMARITAN |
Merchandise
APPLIANCES
| Sep 26 | (1.)
Tankless Gas Hot Water Heaters $175 |
CEMETERY PLOTS
| Oct 3 | (2.)
Cemetery plot for sale at Kauai Memorial Gardens. Can accomodate two |
Legal Notices
COMPLETION OF CONTRACT
| Oct 9 | (1.)
OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT
Kukui'ula Development Company (HI), LLC |
| Oct 9 | (2.)
OWNER'S NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF CONTRACT
Kukui'ula Development Company (HI), LLC |
FORECLOSURES
| Oct 9 | (3.) NOTICE OF INTENT TO FORECLOSE INTERVAL OWNERSHIP INTEREST AND OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BATCH SW7-HOA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes § 514E-29 and Part IV of Chapter 687 H.R.S, as amended, and the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions that the following timeshare interests shown below in Exhibit "A" will be foreclosed upon by the foreclosing agent, First American Title Insurance Company on behalf of The Shearwater Interval Owners Association by sale of property secured thereby at public auction on 11/07/2018 at 1:00 p.m. at 1680 Haleukana Street, Lihue, HI 96766. Each of the properties to be sold is a Timeshare Interest at The Shearwater established by certain Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions recorded on 08/31/1993 in Document number 93-142493 in the office of Conveyances, State of Hawaii and as amended and which property is located at 37 Kamehameha Kauai Princeville, Kauai HI 96722. The Timeshare Interest as noted on the Notice of Lien, which has been filed against the record owner, consists of delinquent maintenance fees, (plus interest, late charges, and collection and enforcement costs). Each of the properties is to be sold as an undivided timeshare interest. There will be no open houses. Terms of the sale are: (1) No upset price. (2) Property sold without covenant or warranty, express or implied, as to the title possession or encumbrances; (3) at the close of the auction, the successful Purchaser shall pay 10% of the highest successful bid price ("Bid") by money order, certified, or cashier's check drawn against a United States based financial institution, in US Currency, made payable to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY as a non-refundable deposit; provided that the Association may submit a credit bid up to the amount of the secured indebtedness; (4) The property shall be conveyed by the Association's quitclaim conveyance. Purchaser shall meet the following obligations: (a) Purchaser shall deliver a cashier's check no later than 15 days after the auction, to escrow for the balance of the Bid; (b) Purchaser shall pay all closing costs including, but not limited to: costs of document drafting, notary fees, consent fees, escrow fees, conveyance tax, recordation fees and other charges, together with any special assessments which may arise under HRS 514B-146(g)(h)(i); (5) Purchaser shall provide the auctioneer with the selected names (vesting) and tenancy for title to the property at the conclusion of the auction; (6) Purchaser shall be responsible for obtaining title insurance, if so desired, however, the availability of title or other insurance shall not be a condition of closing; (7) Time is of the essence in this transaction and any delay in performance by Purchaser which prevents the closing from occurring within 30 days after the auction shall cause the Association to sustain damages in amounts which will be difficult to ascertain. In the event the sale does not close because of any delay in performance by the Purchaser as herein stated, the 10% down payment may be retained by the Association as liquidated damages and not as a penalty; (8) If title is not conveyed to Purchaser for any reason, other than Purchaser's failure to perform as specified herein, the Association's sole responsibility shall be the return of the Bid funds tendered by Purchaser. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Association or its agents, attorneys, servicers and auctioneers; (9) The sale may be postponed from time to time by public announcement by the Association or someone acting on its behalf; (10) By submitting the Bid, Purchaser acknowledges reading the terms and conditions set forth in this notice and agrees to be bound thereby and sign a written acceptance of all terms herein. For further information regarding this sale, you must contact The Shearwater Interval Owners Association, c/o Wyndham Vacation Resorts at 1-800-251-8736, 8am to 5pm, (Eastern Time). Conductor of the public sale in the state of Hawaii: Aqua Legal, LLC., on behalf of, First American Title, agent for Claimant; Phone: (808) 539-7504; Address: 1099 Alakea Street, Suite 2430, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813. EXHIBIT "A": Current Owner(s), Ownership Interest No. (ICN); HAROLD B. HIXSON, Trustee of the Harold B. Hixson and Claudine M.Hixson Revocable Living Trust and CLAUDINE M. HIXSON,, Trustees of the Harold B. Hixson and Claudine M.Hixson Revocable Living Trust, 101-41-EV; RAYMOND DEAN GAUDINIER and HAZEL GAUDINIER, 103-26-EV and 103-27-EV; TAKASHI INABA and KUMIKO INABA, 207-28-EO; MILTON REESE BROWN and JEAN ANN BROWN, 105-01-EV; LOU ULRICH DEBRICHY and VERA ANGELINE VON RANZOW, 107-14-OD; BARBARA ANN PERRY, 107-32-EO; ADELHEID ELFRIEDE MAERSCH, 104-21-EV; DEAN ALAN POLITI and DIANE JOELENE POLITI, 104-23-EV; LAWRENCE E. WHITE, As Trustee of the PMSGY1 DATED FEBRUARY 11, 1991, 206-28-EVEN; MARGARET LOUISE BARRETT and SANDRA LYNNE BARRETT, 105-31-EV; Donald Dale Stitt and Linda Jane Stitt, 206-26-EO; RICHARD ALAN LILLIE and LINDA LOU LILLIE, 106-36-EV; LARRY PETER SPOOLSTRA and NANCY JEAN SPOOLSTRA, 211-43-EO; TATSUO FUJIMURA and AKIKO FUJIMURA, 203-37-O AND 203-13-E; ALLAN G MURRAY, 106-19-EO; ROBERT MAISTO GREENWALD and WON SOON GREENWALD, 213-07-EO; AMANDA PETITO, 209-08-EO; FRED STILWELL, 303-39-EV; SUPERIOR VACATIONS, INC, CHRISTAL FRANKLIN, Authorized Agent, 302-15-EO; STALKSTEIN , LLC A GEORGIA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, 103-51-OD; ROBIN RHODES and CAROLINE JOY RHODES and AGNES RHODES, 204-45-EV; RICHARD KENNEDY, 205-17-EO; TANYA'S TIMESHARE COMPANY LLC, 105-34-EV; JACOB MOORE, 103-08-EV; LARRY PETER SPOOLSTRA and NANCY JEAN SPOOLSTRA, 312-22-EV AND 312-26-EV; SHUNICHI YAMANAMI,205-11 ODD; JAMES R. ALLEN, 103-31-OD; DONALD DALE STITT and LINDA JANE STITT, 302-01-EO; RAMOS MANZANARES and BARBARA LORRAINE MANZANARES, 112-08-OD; SHELDON RUSSELL KISER and JULIA ELSIE KISER, 312-07-EV; WILLIAM H. DYER III, Trustee of the WILLIAM AND SYLVIA DYER FAMILY TRUST ESTABLISHED MARCH 19, 1992 and SYLVIA J. DYER, Trustees of the WILLIAM AND SYLVIA DYER FAMILY TRUST ESTABLISHED MARCH 19, 1992, 212-4-OD; PETE S. GOMEZ, Trustee of the PETE S. GOMEZ AND VALERIE J. GOMEZ LIVING TRUST DTD NOVEMBER 4, 1997 and VALERIE J. GOMEZ, Trustee of the PETE S. GOMEZ AND VALERIE J. GOMEZ LIVING TRUST DTD NOVEMBER 4, 1997, 312-17-EV; DONALD DALE STITT and LINDA JANE STITT, 312-18-EO; TERRENCE A. NERAT and THERESE NERAT, 111-30-EV/OD; STUART MELVIN EISENBERG and PHYLLIS RENEE EISENBERG, 111-15-EO; BOBBY G. BYRD, Trustee of the BYRD FAMILY TRUST DATED JUNE 17, 1988 and MARY F. BYRD, Trustee of the BYRD FAMILY TRUST DATED JUNE 17, 1988, 111-21-EV; DAVID BROOKS WILLIAMS and CARRIE LYNN WILLIAMS, 111-28-OD; THOMAS JAMES RHODES and CYNTHIA WILLIAMS RHODES, 111-39-OD; BRUNO FRANK SURACI JR. and SHAY ELIZABETH SURACI, 110-23-EO; JANE C. HEWES, 110-25-EV; LISA M. ROOT, 110-25-OD; MICHAEL D. IRISH, Trustee of THE MICHAEL D. IRISH AND JOLEEN K. IRISH REVOCABLE TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER 14, 2000 and JOLEEN K. IRISH, Trustee of THE MICHAEL D. IRISH AND JOLEEN K. IRISH REVOCABLE TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER 14, 2000, 109-33-EO; DONALD RAY SHACKELFORD and MARTI WRIGHT SHACKELFORD, 109-14-EV; MICHAEL D. IRISH, Trustee of the MICHAEL D. IRISH AND JOLEEN K. IRISH REVOCABLE TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER 14, 2000 and JOLEEN K. IRISH, Trustee of the MICHAEL D. IRISH AND JOLEEN K. IRISH REVOCABLE TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER 14, 2000, 109-40-EO; BALLARD P. WOOD and JO ANN L. WOOD, 109-41-EO; RICHARD ALAN LILLIE and LINDA LOU LILLIE, 111-012-EV; Priscilla Allen Ahern, A.K.A. Priscilla Allen, Trustee of the Priscilla Allen Trust Dated June 13, 1988, 212-33-OD; REEDA B. HARSCHE, 213-51-EV AND 213-52-EV; DEBORAH ANN EASTERN-HALL, 211-8-EO; JOHN C. VOLLBRACHT and CHERI L. BECKER, 211-4-EV; Priscilla R. Hamill and Daniel A. Hamill, 211-44-OD; VERA BRIL, 210-4-OD; FREDDIE R. JACOBS, SR and YVETTE B. JACOBS, 313-13-OD; GARY R WALDSMITH, 313-20&21-EO; ENRIQUE RAMIREZ FLORES and LIVIA ANGULO FLORES, 313-30-EV; DAVID G. OTT, Trustee of the DAVID G. OTT SEPARATE PROPERTY TRUST DATED NOVEMBER 16, 2001 and ELLEN ANN GONZALES, Trustee of the ELLEN ANN GONZALES SEPARATE PROPERTY TRUST DATED NOVEMBER 16, 2001, 209-23-EV; KENNETH HOWARD WEBER, 209-45-OD; BARBARA D. BIDWELL, 310-14-OD; SHUNICHI YAMANAMI, 310-40-OD; RANDY K. COX, 311-25-OD; PAMELA E. RIPPLE and CRAIG A. RIPPLE, 105-34-OD; GRIFFITH TOWNSEND PARRY and DEBORAH ANN PARRY, 112-38-OD; OLIVER P BROWN and JUANITA T BROWN, 203-32 EV; RAYMOND V ROBINSON II and CAROL J BUCHMAN, 103-36-EV; WAYNE MICHAEL PHILLIPS and SHARON KAY PHILLIPS, 202-47-EO; MARK ALAN BAER and KARRIE SUE BAER, 103-16-EV; PAUL EDWARD GUERIN and MEREDETH LOOS GUERIN, 103-51-EV; TERESA BRUNO SMITH and WILLIAM MICHAEL SMITH, 304-29-OD; MARK ALAN BAER and KARRI SUE BAER, 103-34EV; Mary Elizabeth Schnorr, 201-04-OD; LLOYD CHARLES NIELSEN and CLARE ANNE NIELSEN, 203-48-EV; PAUL EDWARD GUERIN and MEREDETH LOOS GUERIN, 101-52-EV; MARY ELIZABETH SCHNORR, 201-05-EV; JOHN KEMPER ROUGE and PATRICIA BOSWELL ROUGE, 101-32-OD. (TGI1139184 10/9, 10/16, 10/23/18) (End Date: Oct 23) (p) |
| Oct 7 | (4.)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OPEN FOR INSPECTION: Fri., Oct. 19, 2pm to 5pm Sat., Oct. 27, 9am to Noon AUCTION: Wednesday, November 14, 2018, at 12:00 Noon. Fifth Circuit Court Building, Front Steps 3970 Kaana Street Lihue, Hawaii 96766 TERMS: No Upset price. Fee Simple Interest. Property Sold "as is" condition at public auction, with 10% of highest bid payable in cash, money order, or by cashier's or certified check, at close of auction, payable to Kai Lawrence, Commissioner – balance payable upon delivery of title. Potential bidders required to show proof of ability to comply with the 10% of bid requirement prior to public auction. Plaintiff may use the amount of its secured indebtedness as the required 10% down payment. At the discretion of the court, the 10% down may be forfeit if purchaser fails to pay balance. Buyer shall pay closing costs, including but not limited to costs of conveyance, including prep of conveyance document, conveyance tax, escrow and recording fees, any proof of title or tile ins., and notary fees, as well as the costs of securing possession. Availability of title insurance and securing possession of property shall not be a condition of closing. The Commissioner makes no representation or warranty regarding the property as to title, possession, condition, latent or patent defects, or encumbrances. Interested bidders should conduct their own due diligence regarding the property. SALE SUBJECT TO COURT CONFIRMATION. For further info contact: Kai Lawrence, Commissioner 3-2600 Kaumualii Hwy Suite 1300 PMB 355 Lihue, HI 96766 808-346-3239 kailaw.la@gmail.com (TGI1138579 10/7, 10/14, 10/21/18) (End Date: Oct 21) (p) |
| Oct 7 | (5.)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OPEN FOR INSPECTION: Sat., Oct. 20, 9am to Noon Fri., October 26, 2pm to 5pm AUCTION: Wed., November 14, 2018, at 12:00 Noon. Fifth Circuit Court Building, Front Steps 3970 Kaana Street Lihue, Hawaii 96766 TERMS: No Upset price. Fee Simple Interest. Property Sold "as is" condition at public auction, with 10% of highest bid payable in cash or by certified check, at close of auction, payable to Kai Lawrence, Commissioner – balance payable upon delivery of title. Potential bidders required to show proof of ability to comply with the 10% of bid requirement prior to public auction. Plaintiff may use the amount of its secured indebtedness as the required 10% down payment. At the discretion of the court, the 10% down may be forfeit if purchaser fails to pay balance. Buyer shall pay closing costs, including but not limited to escrow, title ins. premiums, conveyance doc. prep., prorated real property & conveyance tax, recordation and costs of securing possession. Availability of title insurance and securing possession of property shall not be a condition of closing. The Commissioner makes no representation or warranty regarding the property as to title, possession, condition, latent or patent defects, or encumbrances. Interested bidders should conduct their own due diligence regarding the property. SALE SUBJECT TO COURT CONFIRMATION. For further info contact: Kai Lawrence, Commissioner 3-2600 Kaumualii Hwy Suite 1300 PMB 355 Lihue, HI 96766 808-346-3239 kailaw.la@gmail.com (TGI1138585 10/7, 10/14, 10/21/18) (End Date: Oct 21) (p) |
| Oct 7 | (6.)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OPEN FOR INSPECTION: Sat., Oct. 20, 3pm to 6pm Sat., Oct. 27, 3pm to 6pm AUCTION: Thursday, December 6, 2018, at 12:00 Noon. Fifth Circuit Court Building, Front Steps 3970 Kaana Street Lihue, Hawaii 96766 TERMS: No Upset price. Fee Simple Interest. Property Sold "as is" condition at public auction, with 10% of highest bid payable in cash, money order, cashier's check, or certified check at close of auction, payable to Kai Lawrence, Commissioner – balance payable upon approval and confirmation of sale. Parties may satisfy down payment by way of credit for their respective proportional interest(s). Potential bidders must show proof of ability to comply with the 10% of bid requirement prior to public auction. At the discretion of the court, the 10% down may be forfeit if purchaser fails to pay balance. All costs and expenses of closing, including costs of conveyance, preparation of conveyance doc(s), conveyance tax, escrow/recording fee(s), proof of title or title ins., notary fees, as well as costs of securing possession shall be borne by purchaser. Availability of title insurance and securing possession of property shall not be a condition of closing. The Commissioner makes no representation or warranty regarding the property as to title, possession, condition, latent or patent defects, or encumbrances. Interested bidders should conduct their own due diligence. SALE SUBJECT TO COURT CONFIRMATION. For further info contact: Kai Lawrence, Commissioner 3-2600 Kaumualii Hwy Suite 1300 PMB 355 Lihue, HI 96766 808-346-3239 kailaw.la@gmail.com (TGI1138588 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28/18) (End Date: Oct 28) (p) |
| Oct 10 | (7.)
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OPEN HOUSES: Saturday and Sunday October 27 and October 28 from 12 noon-3pm
AUCTION DATE:
THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO FINAL COURT CONFIRMATION AND APPROVAL. |
INTENT TO TERMINATE
| Oct 1 | (8.)
NOTICE OF INTENT TO TERMINATE Dated: Oct. 1, 8, 15 and 22, 2018 (TGI1136668 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22/18) (End Date: Oct 22) (p) |
LEGAL NOTICES
| Oct 15 | (9.) On October 5, 2018, Ohana Broadcast Company LLC filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission to assign the licenses for stations KQNG-FM, Lihue, KSRF(FM), Poipu, KSHK(FM), Hanamaulu, KUAI(AM), Eleele, K280EZ, Princeville, K283CQ, Lihue, K288GJ, Eleele, and K233AK, Hanalei to Pacific Radio Group, Inc. Ohana Broadcast Company LLC is managed by Jason R. Wolff. Pacific Radio Group, Inc. is owned by the Janet Bergson Revocable Trust, the Richard and Maureen Bergson Trust, the Richard Charles Bergson Revocable Trust, and Jack Dugan. A copy of the application and related materials are available for public inspection during regular business hours at the stations' public inspection files located at fcc.gov. (TGI1140789 10/15, 10/17, 10/22, 10/24/18) (End Date: Oct 24) (p) |
SUMMONS
| Oct 15 | (10.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH CIRCUIT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Plaintiff KAUAI CREDIT ADJUSTERS LIMITED, a Hawaii Corporation and a licensed collection agency, by and through its attorney, CRAIG A. DE COSTA, filed a Complaint against you in Civil No. RC-18-1-0418 in the District Court of the Fifth Circuit, State of Hawaii, praying for judgment for sums due and owing for nonpayment of $5273.07, interest, costs, attorney's fees and for other proper relief. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear in the Courtroom of the Honorable presiding, Judge of the above-entitled Court, Kauai Hawaii, on DECEMBER, the Monday of 17th, 2018, at 8:00 a.m. of said day or to file an answer or other pleading and service it before said day upon CRAIG A. DE COSTA, Plaintiff KAUAI CREDIT ADJUSTERS LIMITED'S attorney, whose address is 4028 Rice Street, Suite B, Lihue, Hawaii 96766. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. DATED: Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii OCT O4 2018. (SEAL) DULCE SALES-LUIS CLERK OF THE COURT (TGI1141038 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5/18) (End Date: Nov 5) (p) |
PUBLIC AUCTIONS
| Oct 12 | (11.) Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 507-65 and 507-66 of Part III Self Storage Facilities State of Hawaii, the following units will be sold at Public Auction: THE MINIMUM BID IS THE TOTAL OWED BY TENANTS. EXAMPLE: IF THEY OWE $1500, THE MINIMUM BID IS $1500.
KILAUEA MINI STORAGE - OCT 24, 2018 @ 11:00AM LOCATED AT 4306 AALONA ST., KILAUEA, HI 96754 #141 SUSAN SCHWARTZ $855.15 #231 KELLY CONFER $668.92 #31 SALVADOR ROMERO $605.18 #45 CODY CLAYBURN $634.68 #16 KAPOKA PAPKE $545.62 #8 NICOLE SANTORO $896.20 #417 DAVID EFAN $1,528.95
KAPAA SELF STORAGE - OCT 24, 2018 @ 12:00PM LOCATED AT 4568 LEHUA ST., KAPAA, HI 96746 #2036 KEN WATSON $1,280.62 #2075 AMY CARLYON $1,244.80 #2078 CHARLES HART $2,006.17 #2079 SANDRA BAFIA $892.39 #2082 MACLIN PASADAVA $1,204.18 #2099 TOM ANDERSON $1,422.04 #2100 ADAM ICHIYAMA $1,334.39 #3022B RENEE HICKS $1,894.47 #2044 GABRIEL LEMAY $648.16
TERM - CASH ONLY |
| Oct 12 | (12.)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Unit # Tenant Amount Owed W046A2 Demerin, Candace $713.53 C155 Kamai, Joseph $1,258.13 W017 Lazaro, Darrick K. $2,062.52 D127 Morris SR., Jaime $1,148.87 A169 Neri, Gary $707.23 WS39 Ubaldo, Francisco $242.72 (TGI1140548 10/12, 10/19/18) (End Date: Oct 19) (p) |
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
| Oct 3 | (13.)
FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE AND ESTATE OF JAMES WALKER WINEBRENNER, Deceased. FILED, a document purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the above-named decedent, who died on July 22, 2018, together with an Application by Michael Winebrenner, whose address is 782 Spear Road, Apt. A, Accident, MD 21520, praying for informal probate and issuance of Letters to said Michael Winebrenner. If any interested person has objection to the informal probate, the person may file a petition for formal testacy proceedings; if any interested person desires further notice concerning the estate, including notice concerning the closing and distribution of the estate, the person must file a Demand for Notice pursuant to HRS Section 560:3-204. All creditors of the above-named estate are hereby notified to present their claims with proper vouchers or duly authenticated copies thereof, even if the claim is secured by mortgage upon real estate, to said nominee, at the address shown above, within four (4) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or they will be forever barred. DATED: Lihue, Hawaii, Sept. 6, 2018. (SEAL) CHRISTINE MARTINEZ Clerk of the Above-Entitled Court Cynthia Hannah-White, #8977 Attorney for Applicant KAUAI ESTATE LAW, LLLC 4334 Rice Street, Suite 203 Lihue, Hawaii 96766 (TGI1137939 10/3, 10/10, 10/17/18) (End Date: Oct 17) (p) |
State Legals - Public Notices
PUBLIC HEARINGS
| Oct 15 | (1.)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Revocable Permit for Vending Within County Right-of-Ways, Rules and Regulations that will apply to all applications and permits to vend or engage in any commercial activities within the rights of way under the jurisdiction of the County of Kaua'i under Kaua'i County Code §18-5.3, which includes "the entire width from property line to property line, including the berm, swale, or shoulder of a roadway owned and/or under the jurisdiction of the County of Kaua'i except those roadway areas under the jurisdiction of the Department of Parks and Recreation pursuant to Chapter 23, Article 3, Kaua'i County Code 1987, as amended." The draft Rules and Regulations detail the following: the requirements and process to apply for a revocable permit to allow commercial activities within the County's rights-of-way; if applicable, the bidding process and requirements; the criteria for application review; the array of possible permit conditions and restrictions that may be imposed on any revocable permit; reasons for permits denial; the process to revoke or terminate any permit; and the appeal process for any permit-related decisions. In addition, the proposed rules were updated to require a 30-day notice and comment period for property owners within a 50-foot radius of the proposed vending activities and automatic denial of any permit where 50% of the property owners within a 50-foot radius of vending activities oppose the application. All interested persons shall be afforded the opportunity to submit data, views, or arguments, orally or in writing on the proposed rule amendments at the time of the public hearing. Persons presenting oral testimony are encouraged to submit their testimony also in writing to the Office of Economic Development at the addresses noted above. All submissions for the record must be received at or prior to the scheduled public hearing. A copy of the proposed rules will be mailed to any interested person who requests a copy and pays the required fees for copying and postage. Please submit your request to the Office of Economic Development. Hard copies of the proposed rule amendments may be picked up from the Office of Economic Development at the above address between the hours of 7:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. In addition, the full text of the updated proposed rules are available on the web site of the Office of Economic Development: https://www.kauai.gov/OED. Individuals who require special needs accommodations may request assistance by writing or contacting Therilynn Martin-Haumea at (808) 241-4299 at least five (5) working days prior to the scheduled public hearing. (SA/TGI1140532 10/15/18) (End Date: Oct 15) (p) |
COURT NOTICES
| Oct 3 | (2.)
IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE FIFTH CIRCUIT TO: ALYCIA TUCKER, Mother KEVIN BOYD, Alleged Father YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a hearing with respect to the above-identified matter has been set in each of the above-entitled proceeding and will be held in the Family Court, 3970 KAANA STREET, COURTROOM #3, LIHUE, KAUAI, HAWAII 96766, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2018 at 1:00 P.M., before the Honorable Presiding judge of the above-entitled Court; provided that you may request an earlier hearing to be set by the Court. You are hereby advised that if you fail to appear on the date set forth in this notice or to file an answer with the clerk of the Family Court of the Fifth Circuit, whose mailing address is 3970 Kaana Street, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii 96766, further action shall be taken without further notice to you and your parental and custodian duties and rights concerning the child(ren) who is/are the subject of a petition may be terminated by award of permanent custody and that such child(ren) may then be placed for adoption. DATED: Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii, JUL 13 2018. (SEAL) DOREENA OLIVAS BRUN CLERK OF THE ABOVE-ENTITLED COURT RUSSELL A. SUZUKI 2084 Attorney General State of Hawaii RUSSELL K. GOO 7054 Deputy Attorney General 3060 Eiwa St., RM. 302A Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii 96766 Telephone: (808) 274-3222 Attorneys for the Department or Human Services (TGI1138678 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24/18) (End Date: Oct 24) (p) |
LEGAL NOTICES
| Sep 26 | (3.)
Amendments to The Charter of the County of Kaua'i 1. SHALL THE CHARTER BE AMENDED BY REPEALING ARTICLE IX, PUBLIC DEFENDER, AS THIS FUNCTION IS ALREADY PROVIDED BY THE STATE? Purpose: The Public Defender section of the Kaua'i County Charter was rendered obsolete when the State Constitution in 1968 mandated that the State provide counsel to indigent defendants and when the State Legislature in 1971 established the State Office of the Public Defender. This amendment would therefore remove an outdated and unnecessary article from the Charter. Background: In 1971 the State established an Office of the Public Defender and a statewide system for the appointment of legal counsel as required under the law. As such, the County Council has never found it necessary to establish a County Public Defender by ordinance. 2. SHALL THE CHARTER BE AMENDED BY REPEALING ARTICLE XXX, WHICH EMPOWERS THE COUNCIL TO CREATE AN ELECTRIC POWER AUTHORITY BY ORDINANCE? Purpose: The purpose of this amendment is to remove the article empowering the Council to establish an electric power authority by ordinance, since the Kaua'i Island Utility Cooperative has competently managed and operated Kaua'i's electrical power system, and delivered electrical power to Kaua'i in an economically viable manner, for more than a decade and a half. Background: Article XXX was approved by the voters in the 2002 general election. The County Council proposed Article XXX as a Charter amendment in response to the proposed sale of Kaua'i Electric Company to the Kaua'i Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC). Article XXX empowered the County to intercede in the event that the sale of Kaua'i Electric to KIUC collapsed, or if KIUC had problems in providing electrical services. In September of 2002, the Hawai'i Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approved the sale of Kaua'i Electric to KIUC. Since 2002, KIUC, Hawai'i's only member owned electrical cooperative, has managed and operated the electrical power system on Kaua'i. 3. SHALL ARTICLE XIV, PLANNING DEPARTMENT, SECTIONS 14.01, 14.03, 14.12, 14.13, AND 14.14 BE AMENDED BY REMOVING ALL REFERENCES TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS? Purpose: The County has been unable to find volunteers willing to sit on the Zoning Board of Appeals due to the significant time commitment required. Accordingly, this amendment would eliminate the Zoning Board of Appeals. Background: The Zoning Board of Appeals was created in the 2016 general election with the expectation that it would reduce or eliminate the expense of hiring hearings officers to conduct appeals from decisions of the Planning Department. However, the Zoning Board of Appeals has proven difficult to enact. It would require seven volunteers to work approximately 16-25 hours weekly and the County has been unable to recruit capable volunteers willing to make such a time commitment. Thus, the Zoning Board of Appeals has never been seated. 4. SHALL ARTICLE XIX, FINANCIAL PROCEDURES, SECTION 19.15(C) BE AMENDED TO PERMIT THE PUBLIC ACCESS, OPEN SPACE, NATURAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION FUND TO INCLUDE IMPROVEMENTS? Purpose: Currently the Public Access, Open Space, Natural Resources Preservation Fund may only be used for the acquisition of land or property entitlements for conservation purposes. This amendment would expand the permissible uses of the fund to include paying for improvements to lands or entitlements acquired by the fund, and to improving existing public beach accesses. Background: The Public Access, Open Space, Natural Resources Preservation Fund was established by the voters in 2002 to fund the acquisition of land and public easements for land conservation purposes. Conservation purposes include acquisitions for beach and mountain public accesses, the preservation of historic and culturally important areas, the protection of significant habitat or ecosystem, protecting watersheds, conserving land to reduce natural hazards, and improving access to public lands for the disabled. It is the duty of the Open Space Commission to provide an annual recommendation to the County Council regarding lands or entitlements proposed for acquisition. Since the acquisition of land or public easements may require significant expense to improve the acquired land or easement, the Council has in the past refrained from acquiring properties identified by the Open Space Commission due to the expected financial burden of paying for such improvements. This amendment would allow the fund to also be used to improve lands or easements acquired with the fund, and to improve existing public beach accesses, but would not authorize use of the fund proceeds for regular maintenance. 5. SHALL ARTICLE XXIX, SALARY COMMISSION, SECTIONS 29.01 AND 29.03 BE AMENDED TO GIVE THE SALARY COMMISSION AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH THE MAXIMUM SALARIES OF ALL ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS, AND TO ADD THE DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AS EX-OFFICIO, NON-VOTING MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION? Purpose: This amendment eliminates the County Council's authority to reject all or part of the Salary Commission's annual salary resolution thereby giving the Commission sole authority to set the maximum salaries of elected and appointed officials. It also makes the Director of Human Resources and the Director of Finance advisory members of the Salary Commission. Background: Under the current charter, the Salary Commission is charged with submitting an annual resolution to the Mayor and Council establishing the maximum salaries of all elected and appointed county officers. The Charter, however, permits the Mayor or relevant department head to set the actual salary of any appointee at a figure lower than the maximum established by the Salary Commission, and authorizes the County Council to reject the Salary Commission's entire resolution or any part of it. This permits the County Council to pick and choose which appointees in the executive branch of government may receive salary adjustments. This amendment would eliminate the County Council's veto power over the Salary Commission's annual resolution, while retaining the right of the Mayor and department heads to set actual salaries at less than the maximum. Any change in County Council salaries would still only take effect in the next Council term. This amendment would also add the Director of Human Resources and the Director of Finance to the existing seven-member Salary Commission as ex-officio, non-voting members to provide information on subject-matter and cost matters. Pursuant to Hawai'i Revised Statutes §50-11 and Article XXIV, Section 24.02, of The Charter of the County of Kaua'i, the Kaua'i County Council is publishing the following Proposed Amendment to The Charter of the County of Kaua'i, which the County Council has approved for inclusion on the 2018 general election ballot. 1. SHALL THE TERM LIMIT OF OFFICE FOR COUNCILMEMBERS BE REMOVED? Purpose: This amendment eliminates the term limitation for the office of Councilmember. Background: In the 2006 general election, the electorate approved a Charter amendment establishing term limits for the office of Councilmember of no more than four consecutive two year terms. To review all proposed changes to the Charter, please go to www.kauai.gov/Charter or contact the Office of Boards and Commissions at 241-4917 or the Elections Division at 241-4800 or 241-4924 (V/TRS), Monday-Friday, between 7:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (TGI1125143 9/26, 10/7, 10/24, 11/4/18) (End Date: Nov 4) (p) |
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