Urges Hawaii to pass legislation establishing strict liability for individuals who keep, harbor, or feed chickens, ungulates, or felids that cause.
This resolution urges the Hawaii legislature to introduce and pass legislation establishing strict liability for individuals who keep, harbor, or feed chickens, ungulates, or felids that cause property damage. It requests the Hawaii Invasive Species Council to study whether feral chickens should be classified as an invasive species and submit a report. The resolution highlights the growing problem of feral chickens causing property damage and disrupting communities, and aims to protect homeowners' property and quality of life.
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