Hawaii HB85 aims to restore funding for the land conservation fund by allocating 10% of conveyance taxes to it annually.
Hawaii HB85 seeks to enhance funding for the land conservation fund by ensuring that 10% of conveyance taxes collected each fiscal year are directed to it. This bill addresses the insufficiency of current funding for the land conservation fund, which is crucial for watershed protection, coastal preservation, flood prevention, parks, habitat protection, cultural preservation, agricultural production, and open space. By establishing a consistent revenue stream, the bill aims to secure greater protection of these lands and resources for future generations.
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