That’s according to this report from KITV:
The passage of two bills (Bill 5 and Bill 11) that restricted or banned commercial activity at Kailua and Kalama beach parks, has also created the need for a permitting structure at 288 city parks across Oahu.
Four community meetings being held throughout the week will help the city determine which business activities residents would welcome at their local parks without the need for a permit.
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