Establishes strict liability for individuals who keep, feed, or harbor chickens, ungulates, or felids causing property damage.
The bill establishes strict liability for individuals who keep, feed, or harbor chickens, ungulates, or felids that cause property damage. It mandates that the Hawaii invasive species council study whether feral chickens should be classified as invasive species. The council must submit a report with recommendations and proposed legislation by 2027. This legislation aims to address the growing nuisance and property damage caused by feral chickens, ungulates, and felids.
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