Requesting the return of recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands no longer needed for defense.
The bill requests the President to return federal recreational facilities on Hawaii public lands, including Fort DeRussy and the Hale Koa Hotel, to the state as they are no longer required for the defense of the United States. This request is based on the Hawaii Admission Act and Public Law 88-233. The bill also calls for the immediate conveyance of these lands to the state and mandates a comprehensive appraisal of all federally-occupied lands to determine fair market rental value.
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