SB1614 establishes transit-oriented development criteria and incentives in Hawaii.
SB1614 aims to address Hawaii's housing crisis by promoting transit-oriented development. It defines transit-oriented development as compact, dense, walkable neighborhoods centered around transit hubs. The bill incentivizes development in designated areas by setting minimum density standards and prioritizing funding for projects meeting these criteria. It establishes the Hawaii interagency council for transit-oriented development to coordinate state and county efforts, formulate a strategic plan, and facilitate funding and resource acquisition.
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