Hawaii HB989 amends land survey and registration requirements, including descriptions, plans, and fees.
Hawaii HB989 modifies land survey and registration requirements. It mandates that metes and bounds descriptions of land parcels be included on plans, with specific instructions on how to describe boundaries and courses. The bill also outlines the process for checking survey and plan correctness, including fees and the use of durable monuments. Additionally, it specifies the sizes and scales for plans and maps, and requires the owner to deposit the estimated cost of the survey and plan before approval. The bill further details the procedures for creating new maps when originals are unreadable.
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