Hawaii HB777 amends land use regulations to require special permits for large land areas and important agricultural lands.
Hawaii HB777 modifies existing law to mandate that special permits for land areas exceeding fifteen acres or designated as important agricultural lands must be approved by the land use commission. The commission can impose additional restrictions on these permits and may assign another agency to oversee compliance with these restrictions. This change aims to ensure stricter oversight and adherence to representations made by applicants for such permits.
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