Hawaii HB1468 allows residents to grow vegetable gardens in rented, owned, or leased units, despite association restrictions.
Hawaii HB1468 ensures residents can cultivate vegetable gardens in their rented, owned, or leased units, overriding any association prohibitions. It prohibits gardens in common areas or adjacent to buildings. Owners can restrict water use and plant types, including invasive species. The bill aims to enhance food security and resilience, especially after the 2023 Maui wildfires.
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