Establishes community districts in Hawaii, governed by a board of nine members, to oversee planning, development, and maintenance.

The bill establishes community districts in Hawaii, governed by a board of nine members elected by residents. The board is responsible for creating and implementing a community plan that guides development, land use, and construction within the district. The board can acquire and manage property, secure federal aid, and assess land users for costs. The board must consider public input and coordinate with county agencies. The bill also outlines the election process for board members and the establishment of a special fund for district operations.

Establishes community districts in Hawaii, governed by a board of nine members, to oversee planning, development, and maintenance.

The bill establishes community districts in Hawaii, governed by a board of nine members elected by residents. The board is responsible for creating and implementing a community plan that guides development, land use, and construction within the district. The board can acquire and manage property, secure federal aid, and assess land users for costs. The board must consider public input and coordinate with county agencies. The bill also outlines the election process for board members and the establishment of a special fund for district operations.