Section 13-231-28 - Staying aboard vessels moored at Ala Wai or Keehi small boat harbor(a) Staying aboard a vessel moored at Ala Wai or Keehi small boat harbor is prohibited except that: (1) Owners holding a valid regular mooring permit, the spouse or reciprocal beneficiary of each, their legal dependents, and their nonpaying guests, when in the company of the owner, may stay aboard the vessel without a use permit upon written notification to the department on or before the date of stay; provided that the period does not exceed any three nights in a week and a total of any one hundred twenty nights in a calendar year, including vessels used as a vacation site;(2) Staying aboard a vessel in excess of any three nights in a week may be permitted when done in accordance with a valid: (A) Stay aboard permit issued pursuant to section 13-231-22 (staying aboard transient or visiting vessels);(B) Stay aboard permit issued pursuant to section 13-231-29 (vessel used as a vacation site);(C) Stay aboard permit issued to a vessel owner holding a valid principal habitation permit authorizing a nonpaying bona fide guest to stay aboard the vessel in the company of the owner for a period not to exceed any thirty days in a calendar year.(b) When staying aboard in accordance with subsection (a)(1), and the stay is extended past the third day, the entire period of stay will be counted against time used as a vacation site in accordance with section 13-231-29.(c) Each harbor resident or other person authorized by the department to stay aboard a vessel in a small boat harbor in accordance with this chapter, except for those under the age of six, may secure one shower facility key. Prior to receiving the shower key, the person shall deposit with the State the amount specified in section 13-234-32. No person shall be permitted to replace a shower facility key more than two times.[Eff 2/24/94; am 8/8/11; comp SEP 25 2014] (Auth: HRS §§ 200-2, 200-4, 200-9, 200-10) (Imp: HRS §§ 200-2, 200-4, 200-9, 200-10)