Hawaii HB175 mandates property owners, lessees, or managers to maintain their properties to prevent environmental and public safety hazards.

Hawaii HB175 requires owners, lessees, or managers of real property to maintain their properties to prevent the proliferation of invasive species, wildfire risks, and public safety hazards. Failure to comply with the maintenance requirements results in fines and reimbursement for remediation efforts. The Act also outlines procedures for enforcement, including inspections, appeals, and collection of fines. The collected fines will be used for invasive species control, wildfire prevention, and community education.

Hawaii HB175 mandates property owners, lessees, or managers to maintain their properties to prevent environmental and public safety hazards.

Hawaii HB175 requires owners, lessees, or managers of real property to maintain their properties to prevent the proliferation of invasive species, wildfire risks, and public safety hazards. Failure to comply with the maintenance requirements results in fines and reimbursement for remediation efforts. The Act also outlines procedures for enforcement, including inspections, appeals, and collection of fines. The collected fines will be used for invasive species control, wildfire prevention, and community education.