Ask the Mayor: Who’s Responsible for Parking Enforcement?
Central Maui Regional Sports Complex (file 3/12/16). Photo credit: DLNR.
Mayor Alan Arakawa answers some of the most-asked questions submitted to his office staff.
Mr. Mayor,
Q: Aloha. In the Central Maui Sports Complex the last couple of weekends, there has been a flag football league using the facility. There are dozens of cars parked on the grass in the park, despite NO Parking on grass signs posted every few feet.(13.04A.070 – General prohibitions applicable to all parks and recreation facilities.) Who is supposed to be enforcing this, and why are they not?
A: Thank you for your question. Our Department of Parks & Recreation is looking into this complaint and has contacted the permit holder involved. If there is a violation, the permit for this activity will be revoked.
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Submit your questions about County of Maui programs, services, operations or policies to Mayor Alan Arakawa via email:[email protected], phone: 270-7855 or mail: 200 S. High Street 9th Floor, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793. Questions submitted will be considered for inclusion in the Ask the Mayor column.
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