Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 13 - DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Subtitle 4 - FISHERIES
Part II - MARINE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AREAS
Chapter 60.7 - KAHEKILI HERBIVORE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AREA, AMUI
Section 13-60.7-2 - Definitions

As used in this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:

"Acanthuridae" means the family of fishes commonly referred to as surgeonfish or tangs (including but not limited to 'api, kala, kole, manini, and palani).

"Board" means the board of land and natural resources.

"Department" means the department of land and natural resources.

"Hanaka' O'O Beach" means the beach fronting the southern portion of Ka'anapali Beach on the southern side of Keka'a Point (Black Rock).

"Herbivore" means any marine organism that feeds primarily on algae (limu).

"Kahekili Herbivore Fisheries Management Area" ("area") means the marine managed area of north Ka'anapali, Maui from Keka'a Point to Honokowai Park as described in section 13-60.7-3.

"Ka'anapali Beach" means the north Ka'anapali beach area from Keka'a Point to Honokowai Point.

"Keka'a Point" means the prominent lava rock point that separates Hanaka' O 'O Beach on the south from Ka'anapali Beach on the north. This point is often referred to as Black Rock.

"Kyphosidae" means the family of fishes commonly referred to as sea chubs, rudderfish, or nenue.

"Scaridae" means the family of fishes commonly referred to as parrotfish or uhu.

"Sea urchins" are invertebrate marine animals of the class Echinoidea, variously referred to as, but not limited to, wana, halula, ha uke uke, hawa'e or 'ina.