Hawaii SB210 prohibits military land dispositions facilitating training and mandates environmental oversight for existing leases.
Hawaii SB210 amends state statutes to prohibit the board of land and natural resources from approving any land dispositions to the United States military that allow for military training activities. It also mandates that existing leases to the military acknowledge the state's authority over environmental matters and include provisions for terminating the lease if state or federal environmental laws are violated. The bill emphasizes the state's role as the custodian of public lands and aims to ensure that military land use aligns with environmental protection and public safety.
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