Hawaii SB1080 mandates property owners, lessees, or managers to maintain their properties to prevent environmental and public safety risks.
Hawaii SB1080 requires owners, lessees, or managers of real property to ensure their properties are maintained to prevent environmental and public safety hazards. This includes preventing the proliferation of invasive species, reducing wildfire risks, and avoiding public safety hazards. If a property is found to pose such risks, the owner, lessee, or manager must be issued a notice specifying corrective actions to be completed within thirty days.
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