Inquiry Re: Permit Regulations

[Office Manager]

Hello, my name is Rudy. I am interested in buying some land in Hawaiian ares, and placing a small home, for maybe two people. Can you give me any feedback about how to be in compliance with local regulations, as I would not like to do anything that is not acceptable.

Do homes require architects, and the whole enchilada, or can a person simply have a nice cabin built there, without fears or anxieties?

Any suggestions?

Thank you.

[YAHUAHSEEKER]

Hi, it is I, the one who originally authored the above message. Thank
you for inviting me.

On May 17, 5:49 pm, Office Manager <o...@haca.hawaiianacres.org>
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[YAHUAHSEEKER]

On May 17, 5:49 pm, Office Manager <o...@haca.hawaiianacres.org>
wrote:

[Office Manager]

Aloha everybody. I thought that this topic may be better discussed as a group.

[Philip Tait]

This is the website that covers the specifics: http://www.hawaiicounty.gov/public-works-building

You'll find it an expensive and painful process getting a house built here.

This might be a lower cost option: http://www.yurtsofhawaii.com (the owner is an ex-resident of HA, I'm not recommending or otherwise).

Hope this help!

Philip

[Office Manager]

Oooph! $200 is going to be hard to find my friend!

On Thursday, May 17, 2012 11:49:23 AM UTC-10, Office Manager wrote:

[Jacobson]

Like all counties in the United States homes are required to follow
local zoning laws and building permit requirements. Whether or not
you use pre-approved plans, get a kit home, hire an architect, build a
yurt or whatever, you must have an approved septic system to deal with
human waste.

Bob Jacobson

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[Philip Tait]

I think cesspools are still approved for single family residences on a sufficiently large lot, as in HA.

The Community Centre had to convert from cesspool to septic tank, but that was because of occupancy levels.

[Jacobson]

I think it may be only one per lot. We have a septic system but
another building may require another septic system. If more than 25
people use a cesspool a day it becomes the outlawed gang cesspool.
Bob J

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