Hawaii SB18 appropriates funds to develop a comprehensive inventory of historic properties and burial sites.
Hawaii SB18 aims to address the lack of comprehensive statewide inventories of historic properties and burial sites. The bill allocates funds for archaeological surveys and data collection to create an accurate inventory. This inventory is crucial for managing and protecting historic properties and burial sites, ensuring that developers, planners, and state and county agencies have the necessary information. The funds will be used for surface surveys, burial site data collection, and the development of an inventory of historic buildings and structures. The Act will take effect on July 1, 2025.
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