Establishes a ten-year statute of repose for professional land surveyors, prohibiting civil actions after this period.
The bill introduces a statute of repose for professional land surveyors in Hawaii, prohibiting civil actions if ten years have elapsed since the completion of a contract or final payment for land surveying work. This provision aims to protect land surveyors from claims after a specified period, similar to protections already in place for architects and professional engineers. The bill amends Chapter 464 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to include this new limitation on legal actions against land surveyors.
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