Hawaii SB2945 amends condominium regulations to mandate inspections, replacements, and repairs of high-risk components at the unit owner's expense.
Hawaii SB2945 modifies condominium laws to require unit owners to perform inspections, replacements, and repairs of high-risk components at their own cost. These costs become a lien on the unit. The condominium board can mandate inspections at specified intervals or upon replacement or repair. The board can also require replacements or repairs at specified intervals, meeting particular standards, including additional components, or using approved contractors. Failure to comply can result in the association entering the unit to perform these actions.
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