Hawaii HB1412 amends the state's sunshine laws to allow neighborhood boards to discuss unanticipated events and public input on issues not.
Hawaii HB1412 modifies the state's sunshine laws to enhance transparency and responsiveness of neighborhood boards. It allows neighborhood boards to discuss unanticipated events that occur after public notice of a meeting has been issued but before the scheduled meeting, provided timely action is necessary for public health, welfare, and safety. The boards can also discuss public input on issues not specifically noticed for consideration at the forthcoming meeting.
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