Hawaii HB2473 recognizes the Hawaiian sense of place in state land management and construction.
Hawaii HB2473, known as the "Hawaiian Sense of Place Recognition Act," aims to integrate the Hawaiian sense of place into state land management and construction. This concept encompasses cultural, spiritual, environmental, and social relationships with land, water, and natural and built environments. The bill mandates that state agencies incorporate these principles in planning, management, and development of land.
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