Hawaii HB1228 regulates waste or disposal facilities to protect public health and the environment, particularly groundwater resources.
Hawaii HB1228 amends state law to regulate waste or disposal facilities, focusing on protecting public health and the environment. The bill prohibits the construction, modification, or expansion of waste or disposal facilities on land near or above significant aquifers. It allows counties to apply for exemptions from statewide siting standards if they meet criteria, including demonstrating compliance with environmental regulations and having stringent local rules.
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