Authorizes Hawaii counties to close or restrict public lands to protect health, safety, and resources.
The bill allows Hawaii counties to close or restrict public lands under their jurisdiction to safeguard public health, ensure safety, and preserve natural or cultural resources. Closures can be temporary or permanent and may include denying access, modifying hours, limiting activities, or setting entry conditions. Counties must notify the public of such closures through signs, their official website, or other reasonable means. This authority is not limited to specific circumstances but can be exercised for any lawful reason.
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