(d) If a highway, road, alley, road, road, lane, bicycle path, bridge, or private road is deemed to be dedicated or condemned by the state or county under subsection (c), the state or county is exempt, for a period of three years, from any state law or regulation enacted under such laws that would require the state or county to carry out construction. Reconstruction, conservation, renewal of surface, restoration or rehabilitation thereof. Pedestrians may not use the lanes to move unless necessary because there are no reasonably suitable and passable sidewalks for their use. If they are walking on the hard surface or on the main part of the road, they must remain on the far left or at the end of the roadway or, if the hard shoulders of the roadway are wide enough to allow it, walk on both hard shoulders. Public roads do not include a planned road that has not yet been built. Att. Gene. Op. 63-54. A road is not a county road unless it is accepted or accepted as such by the county council. 2 H.
App. 387, 633 p.2d 1118 (1981); 6 H. App. 414, 724 p.2d 118 (1986). A responsible government has a duty to keep its roads in good condition. 57 H. 656, 562 S.2d 436 (1977). (1) State highways that are lands, interests or other property rights, as defined above, that have legal direction or possession of a road interest in divided land acquired in accordance with the policies and procedures of the Ministry of Transportation, separate and exempt from all county subdivision orders and all under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Transportation. Orders; and §264-1 Public roads and roads. (a) All roads, highways, alleys, roads, paths, lanes, bicycle paths, bridges, and all other real estate-related road interests in the State that are opened, developed, subdivided, consolidated, acquired and constructed by the Government shall be declared public roads. Public highways are of two types: (1) The consecration of public highways, roads, lanes, roads, paths, lanes, bicycle paths, bridges or public highways must be made by an instrument of transfer in which the State is designated as beneficiary in the case of a State highway, road, alley, a road, road, lane, bicycle path, bridge or road, and in the case of a county road, as beneficiary.
Street, alley, road, path, lane, bike path, bridge or path. The certificate of transport is issued and accepted by the Lands and Natural Resources Board in the case of a state road, road, lane, road, road, track or bridge or, in the case of a state highway, to the Lands and Natural Resources Board. In the case of a county road, road, alley, road, road, road, lane, bicycle path, bridge or ring road, the document must be served and accepted by the legislative body of a county; provided that, in all cases where the highway, road, alley, road, road, road, lane, bicycle path, bridge or county trail is constructed and completed in accordance with a county ordinance or a rule, order or resolution thereof having legal effect, the county legislature shall accept the enshrinement thereof without exercising its discretion; and the territory may not acquire a fee on the public highway by decree-law; only by conviction or consent of the owner. 5:523 p.m. (1906). A public highway may be closed only in the manner prescribed by law. 7:168 p.m. (1908). The dikes, which are used as public roads, are summarized under the term “public roads”. 50 H.
497, 443 S.2D 142 (1968). (c) All highways, lanes, roads, paths, bicycle paths, bridges and State roads opened, developed or constructed by private parties and reserved or condemned for public use shall be declared public roads or public roads as follows: (e) All roads and public roads in the county, once established, shall remain in place until cleared; closed, abandoned. or by a resolution of the county legislature in which the county road or hiking trail is located. All state highways, once established, will continue until legally disposed of in accordance with Chapter 171 requirements. [L 1892, c 47, §2; RL 1945, §6111; L 1947, c 142, paragraph 1; L 1949, c 74, §2; RL 1955, §142-1; L 1957, c 155, §1; on L 1963, c 190, §1; HRS §264-1; L 1977, C 68, §4; L 1988, C 150, §1; on L 2008, c 12, §1; on L 2016, c 194, §3] The defendant who claims a right of way as a public highway cannot extend this right by using the road differently or widened than usual. 2 H. 307 (1860). The lease of public land does not extinguish a road that exists above it.
7:168 p.m. (1908). A highway is not a state highway unless it is designated for inclusion in the highway system of the state in accordance with section 264-41. 2 H. App. 387, 633 p.2d 1118 (1981). (b) All roads and other non-vehicular rights-of-way in the State declared public rights of way by the Roads Act of 1892 or opened, constructed or constructed by the Government or otherwise created or transferred as public rights of way without vehicles shall be declared public roads at a later date or in the future.