SB1114 allows owners of large agricultural lands to construct affordable senior housing on up to fifteen acres.
SB1114 aims to address Hawaii's housing challenges by allowing owners of large agricultural lands to construct elderly housing, assisted living homes, or low-density apartments on up to fifteen acres. This bill seeks to relax construction restrictions in the agricultural district to encourage the development of affordable senior housing. The housing units must be occupied by at least one person fifty-five years of age or older, and units with lower prices or rents shall be available only to individuals with incomes of not more than eighty per cent of the area median income or who are.
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