Amends Hawaii law to allow public housing authorities to store and sell tenant belongings after eviction.
This bill amends Hawaii law to allow public housing authorities to store and sell the belongings of tenants who are evicted. The authority can store the belongings for fourteen days and sell them if unclaimed. The authority can also have a lien on the belongings for expenses incurred in moving and storing them.
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