SB1416 amends Hawaii law to allow the public housing authority to store and sell tenant belongings if unclaimed after eviction.
SB1416 modifies Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow the public housing authority to remove and store tenant belongings upon eviction. The authority can sell these belongings if they remain unclaimed for fourteen days. The authority also gains a lien on the stored property to cover moving and storage costs. This change applies to all tenants affected by evictions under the public housing authority's jurisdiction.
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