Hawaii SB1080 mandates property owners, lessees, or managers to maintain their real property to prevent environmental and public safety hazards.
Hawaii SB1080 establishes requirements for property owners, lessees, or managers to ensure their real property is regularly maintained to prevent environmental and public safety risks. This includes preventing the proliferation of invasive species, reducing wildfire risks, and avoiding public safety hazards. The bill outlines procedures for inspection, enforcement, appeals, and the collection of fines. Fines collected will be used for invasive species control projects, wildfire prevention, and community education.
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