Hawaii HB330 amends school impact fee governance to align with the school facilities authority board.
Hawaii HB330 modifies the governance structure of the school impact fee program, placing oversight under the school facilities authority board instead of the board of education. The bill mandates the board to analyze and determine student generation rates for new residential developments, assess the need for new or expanded school facilities, and evaluate the efficient use of existing assets. It also allows the board to dissolve a school impact district without a public hearing. The bill aims to better align the program with projected growth and accommodate future enrollment needs.
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