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United States — Hawaii
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This provision states the legislature’s purpose: people lawfully living on or using real property who are displaced in certain public-interest situations should be compensated fairly.
United States — Hawaii
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If U.S.-backed relocation funds are used on terms that conflict with this chapter, the U.S. terms control and the spending officer must follow them.
United States — Hawaii
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State agencies must treat certain chapter costs as project costs and must also make available program funds to carry out this chapter.
United States — Hawaii
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A person aggrieved by certain state agency determinations may appeal to the circuit court in the circuit where the displaced person or party resides.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including business, code, displaced person, family, farm operation, person, and state agency.
United States — Hawaii
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State agencies must pay relocation benefits to displaced persons, with specific payment options and limits, and may move property instead of paying in some cases.
United States — Hawaii
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The state agency must pay certain displaced property owners or families relocation money, up to specified caps, if they meet the occupancy and timing conditions.
United States — Hawaii
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Payments received under this chapter are not treated as income for state income tax, and they are not counted as income for public assistance recipients or deducted from their aid.
United States — Hawaii
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A state agency must make a relocation assistance program available when its actions displace or will displace people.
United States — Hawaii
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If a state agency displaces people, it must provide a feasible relocation method and assure displaced families and individuals receive decent, safe, and sanitary housing.
United States — Hawaii
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The Hawaii housing finance and development corporation must adopt regulations for relocation assistance and may coordinate other agencies’ relocation work and charge a reasonable fee for those services.
United States — Hawaii
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The state agency must demand payment in writing from a person responsible for a code violation, may place a lien on certain real property if payment is not made within 60 days, and payment does not excuse compliance with code orders.
United States — Hawaii
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The Hawaii housing finance and development corporation may adopt and amend rules and regulations for this chapter.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter applies to acquiring real property for projects or programs that use federal or federal-aid funds.
United States — Hawaii
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The State must reimburse an owner for certain necessary expenses when acquiring real property for a project or program using federal or federal-aid funds.
United States — Hawaii
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If a State condemnation case for a federally funded project fails or is abandoned, the State must reimburse the owner for reasonable attorney, appraisal, and engineering fees actually incurred.
United States — Hawaii
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If an owner brings an inverse condemnation case tied to a federally funded project, the court or State’s attorney must award reasonable litigation-related costs to the plaintiff.
United States — Hawaii
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When the State acquires real property with federal or federal-aid funds, it must follow listed acquisition rules, including appraisal, negotiation, notice, and compensation requirements.
United States — Hawaii
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The legislature says public access to Hawaii shorelines and inland recreational areas is limited, and states the chapter’s purpose is to guarantee public access and transit along shorelines and to provide for land acquisition for public rights-of-way and transit corridors.
United States — Hawaii
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The department must maintain access in beach transit corridors, and landowners must keep those corridors passable and clear of interfering vegetation.