Hawaii SB1308 amends land registration and survey requirements, including descriptions, plans, and fees.
Hawaii SB1308 modifies land registration and survey requirements. It mandates a metes and bounds description on the plan, with the initial point connecting to the government triangulation system. It requires durable monuments for lot identification unless deregistering. Plans must be on a tangible medium of good quality, with specific sizes and scales. The bill also adjusts fees for checking survey and plan correctness, requiring land owners to deposit the estimated cost before approval. The Act takes effect upon approval.
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