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I received a demand letter from the Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) in Hawaii, citing a $10,000 civil penalty for allegedly renting a property for less than 30 consecutive days without clear proof of a violation. The DPP threatens to place a lien on my personal property and prevent me from renewing my car tags or driver's license if I don't pay. I have been cleared by two different inspectors previously, and the DPP's evidence is weak, consisting only of an online calendar and ignored ad wording. What steps can I take to challenge this penalty and protect my rights?

June 19th, 2024

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