Hawaii HB989 amends land survey and registration requirements, including descriptions, plat maps, and plan sizes and scales.
Hawaii HB989 modifies the state's land survey and registration laws. It mandates that metes and bounds descriptions of land boundaries must run clockwise and use the azimuth system for courses. Surveyors must certify that written descriptions match the accompanying plat map. The bill also specifies that plans must be on a tangible medium of good quality, with certain dimensions and scales. Additionally, it requires that all plans include a metes and bounds description and a county certified plat map.
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