Establishes a lottery system for leasing cabins on public lands for recreation-residence use.
This bill establishes a lottery system for leasing cabins on public lands for recreation-residence use in Hawaii. It allows lessees in good standing to extend their leases for up to twenty years, based on fair market value. The board of land and natural resources is tasked with maintaining public lands, preventing illegal activities, and enforcing lease agreements. The bill also mandates that the board enforce contracts, conduct public auctions, and recover damages to public lands.
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