Hawaii HB2389 mandates universal changing accommodations in public restrooms of state buildings.
Hawaii HB2389 requires that any new state building construction or improvements to existing state buildings include at least one universal changing accommodation in any public restroom. This accommodation must be a powered, height-adjustable adult changing station, either floor or wall-mounted, installed in an enclosed public restroom facility. The Department of Accounting and General Services must post signage indicating the location of these accommodations. The bill defines "family or assisted-use restroom" and "restroom for public use" according to the Hawaii state building code.
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