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the name of a geographic feature or place in accordance with HRS Chapter 4E.
<br />(c) When a person or historical event is recommended as the name for a park, site or facility,
<br />the mayor shall submit the following information regarding the proposed name or historical event:
<br />(1) The full name of such person, persons, group or event;
<br />(2) The date of birth and the date of death of the person or persons;
<br />(3) The residence of the person or persons, if appropriate, including street address, town and
<br />district, state or nation;
<br />(4) The association, if any, of the person, persons, group or event, if appropriate, with the
<br />park, site or facility to be named; and
<br />(5) A brief biography of the person, persons or group, or account of the historical event, if
<br />appropriate, including all other data relevant to the commemorative naming.
<br />(d) Any recommendation for acceptance or erection of a permanent memorial shall include:
<br />(1) The full name of such person, persons, group or event;
<br />(2) The date of birth and the date of death of the person or persons;
<br />(3) The residence of the person or persons, if appropriate, including street address, town and
<br />district, state or nation;
<br />(4) The association, if any, of the person, persons, group or event, if appropriate, with the
<br />proposed location;
<br />(5) A brief biography of the person, persons or group, or account of the historical event, if
<br />appropriate, including all data relevant to the memorial; and
<br />(6) Detailed information, such as size, shape, type of material, any maintenance costs, and
<br />total costs, if appropriate.
<br />Notwithstanding subdivisions (d)(1) and (d)(2), in cases where the memorial will contain
<br />human skeletal remains, or iwi, subject to HRS Chapter 6E, or will honor or be dedicated to
<br />the remembrance of persons whose identities are unknown, the recommendation for
<br />acceptance or erection of a memorial need not include the information specified in
<br />subdivisions (d)(1) and (d)(2).
<br />(e) All naming or renaming of city parks, sites or facilities shall be by resolution by the
<br />council of the City and County of Honolulu. Approval for the erection or placement of
<br />permanent memorials shall be by resolution, provided that an appropriate budget ordinance
<br />has been enacted where required.
<br />(f) The council may, on its own motion, designate a name for a new or existing park, site,
<br />facility or memorial, consistent with the requirements set forth herein, by adoption of an
<br />appropriate resolution.
<br />(Added by Ord. 89-95; Am. Ord. 01-11)
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<br />Sec. 22-9.6 Inventory of official names of parks, sites, facilities, statues and memorials.
<br />The mayor shall maintain an inventory of official names of parks, sites, facilities and
<br />memorials, which shall be updated annually, and a listing describing or defining names and
<br />locations of parks, sites, facilities and memorials under the jurisdiction of the City and
<br />County of Honolulu. The inventory and listing shall be accessible at the municipal reference
<br />and records center. (Added by Ord. 89-95)
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<br />Sec. 22-9.7 Use of official names of parks, sites and facilities.
<br />Official names of parks, sites and facilities shall be used in city communications, maps,
<br />plans, documents, signs and any other communications. (Added by Ord. 89-95)
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