Hawaii SB1239 aims to conserve potable water by prohibiting its use for golf course irrigation.
Hawaii SB1239 seeks to enhance water conservation by prohibiting the use of potable water for golf course irrigation, except for human consumption. The bill mandates county water service providers to establish standards and rules for nonpotable water use, specifically for golf course irrigation. Exemptions may be granted if there is a threat to water quality or public health and safety. The legislation also emphasizes the importance of comprehensive water resource planning to ensure the availability of potable water for all purposes.
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