Hawaii HB1501 establishes a framework for designating and protecting exceptional and significant trees in Hawaii.
Hawaii HB1501 amends Chapter 58 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to create a comprehensive program for the recognition and protection of exceptional and significant trees. The bill establishes county arborist advisory committees to oversee nominations and related matters, and a state arborist advisory committee to ensure consistent implementation across the state. These committees will designate exceptional trees based on criteria such as age, size, cultural value, and environmental benefits.
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