Hawaii SB2177 amends housing development regulations to streamline approval processes and ensure consistency with health and safety standards.
Hawaii SB2177 modifies housing development regulations to expedite the approval process for housing projects. It ensures that housing projects meet minimum health and safety standards and do not contravene public utility standards. The bill mandates that the county legislative body must approve the housing project within a specified timeframe, and if no action is taken, the project is automatically approved. It also stipulates that the final plans and specifications for the project must be accepted if they do not substantially deviate from the preliminary plans.
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