Prohibits domiciling or storing personal property on public property within bus stop areas in cities with a population of 300,000 or more.
This bill amends Hawaii law to prohibit individuals from domiciling or storing personal property on public property within bus stop areas in cities with a population of 300,000 or more. It establishes enforcement procedures, including issuing verbal warnings, citations, and initiating clearance protocols if individuals do not comply. The bill aims to ensure public safety, preserve the dignity of transit riders, and promote equitable access to transportation. It also mandates coordination with homeless outreach agencies to assist individuals in need.
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