Howard Dicus stated on KHNL HAWAII NEWS NOW TV that the Oahu Chamber of Commerce who has generally been gentle with Governor Ing that he shorten the quarantine ending date for Mainlanders to visit Hawaii sooner than July 31st due to many businesses being forced to close their doors forever since the majority of businesses depend on Visitors from outside Hawaii to survive.
Transient vacation rentals will be allowed to operate starting on Tuesday, June 16, but can only accommodate persons not subject to the 14-day quarantine. This means condo units that are zoned hotel or that are on the short-term occupancy list, B&Bs and STRHs could potentially rent to interisland travelers, residents and guests not subject to the 14-day quarantine, such as out of state visitors who have completed their quarantine at a hotel. These TVRs are allowed to take reservations now, but renters will not be able to begin their stay until Tuesday, June 16.
The Governor’s proclamation also includes host liability, so TVR owners may be subject to enforcement if they rent to individuals who are subject to the 14-day quarantine, which, if convicted, could include jail time and a fine.
VERY IMPORTANT FOR MAUI TV TODAY AT 4:00 PM. Tune into Channel 55 Akaku and Mayor Victorino will have Dr. Pang speak. We listened to him on Saturday and he has a ton of very good information. Learned a lot about Covid that is new.
One person per golf cart unless family members can ride together
No food/drink carts offered
One rack per cart
ENJOY !!!!!!!!!!!!!
A special thank you to both Maui Brewing Co., and Hawaii Sea Spirits for their progressive thinking and answering to the shortage of hand sanitizer. Both companies normally make alcohol and have now started making hand sanitizer due to the demand currently faced on Maui from the Coronavirus.
First responders and the needy are receiving donations of the alcohol based sanitizer. Maui Brewing Co., now doing take out orders only, is giving to go orders one hand sanitizer from both locations in Kihei and Lahaina.
Thank you for your great efforts in helping keep our community healthy!
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