Hawaii SB309 mandates periodic inspections of buildings five or more stories in height to ensure structural integrity.
Hawaii SB309 requires buildings with five or more stories to undergo periodic inspections to assess structural integrity. Owners must retain a professional engineer or licensed architect to conduct inspections and file reports with the state building code council. The council may grant extensions for repairs if certain conditions are met. Building owners can appeal inspection findings, and the council will review appeals and make recommendations to the county building official.
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