Hawaii SB2007 modifies land use decision-making processes for district boundary amendments.
Hawaii SB2007 amends the process for district boundary amendments, particularly for lands less than fifteen acres in rural, urban, and agricultural districts. It allows property owners to petition county authorities for boundary changes, which will be determined by the county land use decision-making authority if consistent with the chapter. The bill also specifies that amendments involving lands over fifteen acres or important agricultural lands must be processed by the land use commission.
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