--- In hawaiibicyclists@yahoogroups.com, "John W" <opeapea@...> wrote:
>... So, you are completely, entirely,
> emphatically wrong in your assertion that the police can ticket this
> guy for violating any existing C&C ordinance.
>
> Aloha, - John
>

My error for including the words "City property" but,your implication
that the only laws which might apply in this situation are Revised
Ordinances of Honolulu Sec. 15-18.6 and 15-16-8 is incorrect. State
laws might also apply on the roads/sidewalks under state jurisdiction
and the director of transportation determines those regulations.
Adchoppers has parked on these sidewalks as well.

The ticket on the bicycle I saw was cited under this HRS.

[§§291C-114] Parking on sidewalks. The director of transportation is
authorized to and the counties by ordinance may with respect to
highways under their respective jurisdictions prohibit or restrict
the stopping, standing, or parking of vehicles on sidewalks.

The bicycle was on a roadway under state jurisdiction.

HPD or the City Planning and Permitting Department could cite him
under Honolulu's Land Use Ordinance. As noted in the news article by
David Tanoue, City Planning and Permitting deputy director "If a
vehicle remains parked at the same location for more than 24 hours
with the apparent intention to be used as an outdoor advertising
device, we can get involved."