Hawaii SB2477 mandates the placement of historical markers on Maunalua island to recognize its significance.
Hawaii SB2477 amends Chapter 6E of the Hawaii Revised Statutes by requiring the department to place historical markers on the landform where the Hawaii Kai Towne Center is located, recognizing it as Maunalua island. This bill aims to honor and acknowledge the historical and cultural importance of Maunalua island. The act will take effect upon approval.
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