Establishes a lottery system for leasing cabins on public lands for recreation-residence use in Hawaii.
This bill establishes a lottery system for leasing cabins on public lands for recreation-residence use in Hawaii. It allows the board of land and natural resources to lease lands within state parks or forest reserves for up to twenty years. Leases can be offered at fair market value through a public lottery, with priority given to county residents. The board can impose penalties and fines for lease breaches and may limit lottery participation to county residents, subject to a fee. The board must maintain an inventory of public lands, prevent illegal activities, and enforce lease agreements.
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