Hawaii HB336 mandates condominium associations to promptly address health and safety violations in common areas.
Hawaii HB336 amends Chapter 514B of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish duties for condominium associations regarding repairs. The association must comply with building and housing laws, maintain common areas in a clean and safe condition, and make necessary repairs to keep common areas habitable. If the association fails to repair a health or safety violation within specified timeframes, unit owners can undertake the repairs themselves and deduct the costs from their assessments.
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