SB1409 amends county powers in Hawaii, including user fees for stormwater management and sewer inspection.
SB1409 amends Hawaii law to expand county powers, particularly in managing stormwater and sewer systems. Counties can now establish user fees for stormwater management systems and infrastructure, with a cap of $1,500,000 per year for the Department of Transportation. Counties must inspect sewer laterals for leaks, infiltration, and inflow, requiring property owners to allow inspections after a notice period. The bill also allows counties to impose civil fines for graffiti and other violations, with fines potentially added to taxes and fees, excluding residential water and sewer charges.
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