Hawaii HB855 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to modify lease terms and conditions for Hawaiian Home Lands.
Hawaii HB855 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to change lease terms and conditions for Hawaiian Home Lands. It allows leases to be transferred to successors who are at least one-quarter Hawaiian, with approval from the department. The bill also modifies the acreage limits for residential, agricultural, and pastoral tracts. It specifies that a lease may include two farm or aquaculture lots, with one designated as the lessee's home. The bill further outlines conditions for mortgage and transfer of leasehold interests, and it sets a maximum lease term of 199 years.
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