Hawaii HB2247 amends land subdivision recordation requirements, including descriptions and maps.
Hawaii HB2247 modifies the Hawaii Revised Statutes to update the requirements for recording land subdivision documents. The bill mandates that a metes and bounds description must accompany the document, along with a county certified plat map. It specifies the acceptable sizes and scales for plans and maps, and requires that the initial point in the description must connect with the government triangulation system. The bill also details the process for marking outside corners of the tract with monuments and the conditions under which land can be deregistered.
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