Hawaii HB199 amends public housing authority regulations to allow closure of non-public areas to the public.
Hawaii HB199 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow the Hawaii public housing authority to close non-public areas to the public. This includes areas within housing projects or on parcels owned by the authority that are not public streets, roads, highways, sidewalks, or bus stops. The authority can close these areas if signs are displayed stating "Closed to the Public No Trespassing" with letters no less than two inches in height and placed at reasonable intervals. Authority offices and facilities can also be closed to the public during non-business hours with similar signage.
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