Hawaii HB855 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to revise lease terms and conditions for Hawaiian Home Lands.
Hawaii HB855 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to revise lease terms and conditions for Hawaiian Home Lands. The bill allows the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands to extend lease terms beyond the initial ninety-nine years, provided the total lease term does not exceed one hundred ninety-nine years. It mandates that lessees occupy and use the leased tract for residential, agricultural, or aquaculture purposes. The bill also sets acreage limits for different types of land use and specifies that leases can only be transferred to native Hawaiians or their successors.
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