Hawaii HB1710 amends historic preservation laws to streamline review processes for development projects near transit stations.
Hawaii HB1710 modifies historic preservation laws to expedite the review of development projects near mass transit stations. The bill requires counties and the Hawaii Community Development Authority to submit parcels and rights-of-way for review by the Department of Land and Natural Resources. Projects involving majority-residential mixed-use or residential transit-oriented developments near transit stations can bypass certain reviews if they reach substantial construction by June 30, 2036, and follow best practices.
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