Allows setting aside public lands without a survey for state departments and agencies.
This bill amends Hawaii law to allow the setting aside of public lands for state departments and agencies without requiring a survey. The governor can set aside or withdraw public lands for public use, and the board of land and natural resources can dispose of these lands. The bill also provides immunity from suits regarding land boundaries set aside without a survey. Revenues from these lands must be deposited into the appropriate funds.
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