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Nov 25	Published in Star-Advertiser (1.) HONOLULU BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY, WATERLINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT SECTION 106 – REQUEST FOR COMMENTS PROJECT NAME: Kalihi Water System Improvements, Part VI and III Projects ISLAND:O'ahu MOKU:Honolulu (Kona) AHUPUA`A:Kalihi PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Honolulu Board of Water Supply is proposing the installation of approximately 13,460 linear feet of new waterline along various streets in the Kalihi area, as well as the inactivation and demolition of existing water lines. The purpose of the project is to reduce main breaks and improve water system reliability. This work will require the use of heavy construction equipment to create an open (...) (End Date: Dec 2) (p1)
Nov 21	Published in Hawaii Tribune-Herald (2.) Department of Taxation Notice of Adoption of Temporary Administrative Rules Pursuant to Section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), the Director of Taxation of the State of Hawaii has adopted Temporary Rules Relating to Apportionment and Allocation of Income from Cruise Fares which has been approved by the Governor, and which have the same force and effect as any other administrative rule. The temporary rules serve two purposes relating to administration of the general excise tax (GET). First, specifying the amount of gross income derived from cruise fares that shall be apportioned to the State in accordance with Section 237-21, HRS; (...) (End Date: Nov 28) (p1)
Nov 21	Published in The Garden Island (3.) Department of Taxation Notice of Adoption of Temporary Administrative Rules Pursuant to Section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), the Director of Taxation of the State of Hawaii has adopted Temporary Rules Relating to Apportionment and Allocation of Income from Cruise Fares which has been approved by the Governor, and which have the same force and effect as any other administrative rule. The temporary rules serve two purposes relating to administration of the general excise tax (GET). First, specifying the amount of gross income derived from cruise fares that shall be apportioned to the State in accordance with Section 237-21, HRS; (...) (End Date: Nov 28) (p1)
Nov 21	Published in West Hawaii Today (4.) Department of Taxation Notice of Adoption of Temporary Administrative Rules Pursuant to Section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), the Director of Taxation of the State of Hawaii has adopted Temporary Rules Relating to Apportionment and Allocation of Income from Cruise Fares which has been approved by the Governor, and which have the same force and effect as any other administrative rule. The temporary rules serve two purposes relating to administration of the general excise tax (GET). First, specifying the amount of gross income derived from cruise fares that shall be apportioned to the State in accordance with Section 237-21, HRS; (...) (End Date: Nov 28) (p1)
Nov 21	Published in Star-Advertiser (5.) Department of Taxation Notice of Adoption of Temporary Administrative Rules Pursuant to Section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), the Director of Taxation of the State of Hawaii has adopted Temporary Rules Relating to Apportionment and Allocation of Income from Cruise Fares which has been approved by the Governor, and which have the same force and effect as any other administrative rule. The temporary rules serve two purposes relating to administration of the general excise tax (GET). First, specifying the amount of gross income derived from cruise fares that shall be apportioned to the State in accordance with Section 237-21, HRS; (...) (End Date: Nov 28) (p1)
Nov 21	Published in Star-Advertiser (6.) Department of Taxation Notice of Adoption of Temporary Administrative Rules Pursuant to Section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), the Director of Taxation of the State of Hawaii has adopted Temporary Rules Relating to Apportionment and Allocation of Income from Cruise Fares which has been approved by the Governor, and which have the same force and effect as any other administrative rule. The temporary rules serve two purposes relating to administration of the general excise tax (GET). First, specifying the amount of gross income derived from cruise fares that shall be apportioned to the State in accordance with Section 237-21, HRS; (...) (End Date: Nov 28) (p1)