Hawaii SB575 aims to expedite historic preservation reviews by allowing the Department of Land and Natural Resources to contract third-party.
Hawaii SB575 modifies historic preservation review processes to address delays in project approvals. It requires state agencies and officers to notify the Department of Land and Natural Resources before commencing projects that may affect historic properties, aviation artifacts, or burial sites. The department must review these projects and provide written concurrence or non-concurrence within ninety days. If the department cannot complete its review within sixty days, it may contract third-party consultants, such as architects or archaeologists, to assist.
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