(a) No overt video monitoring of public activity, other than overt video monitoring of public activity from fixed locations specifically authorized by § 2-32.3, shall be conducted by the city or under the sponsorship of the city except where the responsible city official finds that it:
(1) Is reasonably likely to achieve a legitimate law enforcement objective or other legitimate public purpose; and
(2) Is not likely to view a private activity, condition, or location.
An officer of the Honolulu police department may make the determinations required under the preceding sentence when there are exigent circumstances.
(b) Overt video monitoring of public activity pursuant to this section shall be subject to the standards and guidelines set forth in § 2-32.3(b)(4).
(c) Overt video monitoring of public activity pursuant to this section shall be conducted for the duration reasonably necessary as determined by the responsible city official.
(1990 Code, Ch. 2, Art. 32, § 2-32.4) (Added by Ord. 98-59)