Hawaii HB632 amends condominium laws to define "de minimis infraction" and limit enforcement against such minor violations.
Hawaii HB632 amends the state's condominium laws by adding a definition for "de minimis infraction," which refers to minor technical violations of bylaws, rules, or regulations that result in no more than three complaints from separate units within a calendar year or do not incur a fine of more than $500 per violation. The bill also specifies that associations or boards of directors cannot enforce against these minor infractions. Additionally, it outlines procedures for handling violations by tenants, including the right to appeal any penalties or remedies to the board of directors.
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