RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF NON-AGRICULTURAL PARK LANDS.
SB 2019 establishes procedures and requirements for transferring Hawaii's non-agricultural state park lands, affecting public access, conservation, and land stewardship authority.
SB 2019 establishes procedures and requirements for transferring Hawaii's non-agricultural state park lands, affecting public access, conservation, and land stewardship authority.
SB 2019 addresses the procedural and regulatory framework for transferring state-owned park lands that are not designated for agricultural use. The bill appears to establish or modify the conditions, approval processes, and restrictions governing how Hawaii can convey ownership or management rights of these non-agricultural park properties. Specific mechanisms depend on the bill's full text, which focuses on land disposition authority.
Land transfers involving state parks affect public access, conservation priorities, and potential revenue generation or cost savings for the state. These decisions determine whether properties remain in public use, are privatized, consolidated under different management, or repurposed—impacting communities' recreational opportunities and environmental stewardship. Clear statutory language prevents ad-hoc transfers and ensures transparency in asset disposition.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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