SB1533 amends Hawaii law to regulate clean and sober homes, ensuring they meet specific standards and are registered with the state.
SB1533 amends Hawaii law to regulate clean and sober homes, ensuring they meet specific standards and are registered with the state. The bill requires these homes to obtain a certificate of registration from the department, which will maintain a registry of all registered homes. Homes with five or more residents must obtain a county-issued conditional use permit. The bill also mandates annual inspections of registered homes and establishes procedures for the revocation of registration certificates if homes fail to meet standards.
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