Hawaii HB737 amends historic property definitions and project requirements for privately-owned single-family homes and townhouses.
Hawaii HB737 modifies the definition of "historic property" to include any building, structure, object, district, area, or site over fifty years old that meets integrity and significance criteria. It also changes the requirements for projects on privately-owned single-family homes and townhouses, subjecting them to specific regulations only if they are historic properties listed or nominated for the Hawaii or national register of historic places, or located in a historic district.
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