Church signs along roads are in violation of state law

By June Watanabe

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Sep 12, 2012

~~Question: I see all these signs for Hope Chapel that are on the highway from Castle Junction and all the main intersections in Kaneohe. They go up on Friday and stay there for three days. I know that’s not legal. If everybody did it, it would be out of control. I called the Department of Transportation three times, and they said they would check it out, but nothing happens. Does that mean I can put up a sign for my business?
Question: I want to put in a complaint about the New Hope sandwich signs at the corner of Likelike and Kahekili on weekends. There are two to three signs sitting there on public land. The signs are also on the median along four-lane highways in Kaneohe. Why are these signs allowed on the median? It shouldn’t be allowed if no one else is allowed to do it. I called the Outdoor Circle and the DOT, and they said there is no one to check them out on weekends.
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Question: I see all these signs for Hope Chapel that are on the highway from Castle Junction and all the main intersections in Kaneohe. They go up on Friday and stay there for three days. I know that’s not legal. If everybody did it, it would be out of control. I called the Department of Transportation three times, and they said they would check it out, but nothing happens. Does that mean I can put up a sign for my business?

Question: I want to put in a complaint about the New Hope sandwich signs at the corner of Likelike and Kahekili on weekends. There are two to three signs sitting there on public land. The signs are also on the median along four-lane highways in Kaneohe. Why are these signs allowed on the median? It shouldn’t be allowed if no one else is allowed to do it. I called the Outdoor Circle and the DOT, and they said there is no one to check them out on weekends. Login for more...