Establishes an expedited permitting process for destroying or controlling feral pigs on privately owned land in Hawaii.
This bill aims to streamline the process for obtaining permits to destroy or control feral pigs on privately owned land in Hawaii. It allows the Department of Agriculture to issue permits if feral pigs have caused or are likely to cause substantial damage to agricultural or aquacultural crops, indigenous plants or wildlife, or human health and safety. The permit process must be completed within ninety days of a complaint being filed by a private landowner. The permit will detail the species, number of animals, and methods of destruction or control.
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