Prohibits parking on Iolani Palace grounds and mandates pedestrian area replacement.
This bill aims to protect Iolani Palace, Hawaii's only royal palace, by prohibiting parking on its grounds for visitors and state employees not working at the palace. It mandates the removal of existing blacktop, parking areas, and paid parking, replacing them with a pedestrian area that reflects the original palace landscape. The Department of Accounting and General Services must submit a cost analysis and proposed legislation for these changes by January 2026.
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