Hawaii HB2223 allows the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands to conduct its own historic preservation reviews and appropriates funds for related.
Hawaii HB2223 amends the state's historic preservation review process by allowing the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands to conduct its own reviews of proposed projects on historic properties or burial sites. The bill appropriates funds for the establishment of positions including a historic preservation specialist, an archaeologist, an architectural historian, and a cultural historian. The department must either designate a specialist for reviews or hire a consultant with expertise in historic preservation.
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