Hawaii HB811 establishes penalties for property owners who fail to address zoning violations.
Hawaii HB811 amends state law to impose fines on property owners who do not remediate zoning violations within a specified time frame. Owners who fail to comply face a minimum fine of $1,000 per day, with a lien placed on the property if fines exceed $5,000. If the owner does not satisfy the lien and remediate the violation within thirty days of notice, the county planning or permitting agency can initiate foreclosure proceedings. The Act aims to ensure property owners fulfill their obligations under county zoning ordinances, rules, or regulations.
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