Hawaii SB766 amends public land management by allowing the governor to set aside public lands without a survey.
Hawaii SB766 modifies the process for setting aside public lands by removing the requirement for a survey before such lands can be allocated to state departments, agencies, or political subdivisions. The governor can now set aside these lands with prior approval from the board of land and natural resources. The bill also outlines the management and disposition of these lands, including the conditions under which leases and other rights can be granted. Any revenues from these lands must be deposited into the appropriate state funds.
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