Establishes community districts in Hawaii with elected boards to oversee development and recovery efforts.
The bill establishes community districts in Hawaii, governed by elected boards of nine members. These boards are tasked with creating and implementing community plans, prioritizing sustainable development, and coordinating recovery efforts within the district. The boards can secure federal aid, assess land users for operating costs, and have powers including eminent domain. The districts can receive state-owned lands and must determine their disposition before termination. The bill also outlines election procedures for board members and sets term limits.
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