Establishes regional shoreline mitigation districts and plans for coastal erosion management in Hawaii.
The bill creates regional shoreline mitigation districts in Hawaii to address coastal erosion. It mandates the preparation of regional coastal erosion and sediment management plans by shoreline property owners, which are reviewed and approved by the Office of Planning and Sustainable Development. These plans must include assessments of erosion conditions, structural risks, and financing options. The bill also outlines procedures for permit and approval applications related to these plans, ensuring coordination among state, county, and federal agencies.
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