Establishes a Hawaii urban planning museum to interpret and exhibit the state's urban development.
The bill establishes a Hawaii urban planning museum to interpret and exhibit the state's urban development. The museum will focus on the past, present, and future of the state, showcasing its history, land use, and current issues. It aims to inspire collective responsibility and innovation in urban design, affordable housing, and climate-conscious construction. The museum will be managed by a nonprofit group selected by the state foundation on culture and the arts. The bill appropriates funds for the museum's establishment in fiscal year 2026-2027.
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