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passed · Hawaii · House Apr 28, 2017

HB 1580: RELATING TO ENERGY.

Establishes a clean ground transportation benchmark framework to maximize consumer fuel savings, including a near term 2025 target encouraging electric vehicle infrastructure buildout supporting Hawaii's goal for the reduction and ultimate elimination of the use of imported fuels for ground transportation by 2045. Directs the department of transportation to collaborate with the state energy office to develop recommendations to achieve those benchmarks. Amends the definition of electric vehicle to include fuel cell electric vehicles. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD2)
Sean Quinlan (D) Cedric Gates (D) Beth Fukumoto (D) Chris Lee (D) Nicole Lowen (D)
passed · Hawaii · House Apr 28, 2017

HB 1402: RELATING TO EMPLOYEES.

Requires each state government branch to establish a shared leave program for state employees. Allows the chief executive of a county to establish a shared leave program for county employees. Precludes a state government branch from prohibiting leave sharing between different departments or bargaining units because of administrative infeasibility. Clarifies that an employee's designation of beneficiary statement may be filed with the department where the employee is employed and eliminates the requirement that it be a verified written statement. Takes effect 1/7/2059. (SD2)
Aaron Ling Johanson (D) Joseph M. Souki (D) Scott Saiki (D) Della Belatti (D) Scott Nishimoto (D)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Apr 28, 2017

SB 1266: RELATING TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Directs the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation or any appropriate entity of the State to initiate negotiations to keep the units of the Front Street Apartments on the island of Maui affordable or to acquire the Front Street Apartments property. Appropriates funds. (SB1266 HD1)
passed · Hawaii · House Apr 28, 2017

HB 1499: RELATING TO CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATIONS.

Parts I through IV: clarifies the process, including payment obligations, mediation requirements, and triggers for further default, where a condominium unit owner and association reach a payment plan to resolve a nonjudicial foreclosure; establishes procedures that provide condominium owners with the right to submit disputed legal fees, penalties or fines, late fees, lien filing fees, or other charges, except for common expense assessments, to the mediation process prior to payment; and makes conforming amendments. Part V: expands the scope of the condominium education trust fund to cover voluntary binding arbitration between interested parties; amends the conditions that mandate mediation and exceptions to mandatory mediation. Takes effect 1/7/2059. (SD2)
Takashi Ohno (D) Angus McKelvey (D)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Apr 28, 2017

SB 909: RELATING TO ENERGY ASSURANCE.

Addresses deficiencies in Hawaii's fuel shortage response and energy emergency (energy assurance) statutes; provides policy guidance on preparing for, responding to, recovering from, and mitigating against any actual or potential energy supply disruption or shortage to preserve the State's energy security and to ensure that fuel products and energy resources are made available to emergency services and the public in an orderly, efficient, and safe manner. (SB909 HD2)
passed · Hawaii · House Apr 28, 2017

HB 1584: RELATING TO IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL LANDS.

Requires the counties to make recommendations for important agricultural lands by 6/30/2019 or forfeit that right to the Land Use Commission. Extends the period to claim important agricultural land qualified agricultural cost tax credits by 10 years and limits cumulative tax credit to $1,000,000 per tax payer. Appropriates unspecified funds for identification and mapping of important agricultural lands. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD2)
Kaniela Ing (D) Gregg Takayama (D) Chris Lee (D) Nicole Lowen (D) Kyle Yamashita (D)
passed · Hawaii · House Apr 28, 2017

HB 625: RELATING TO INFRASTRUCTURE.

Establishes a collocation permitting, application, review and approval process for telecommunications companies proposing to install broadband infrastructure on solely state-owned or solely county-owned utility poles or light standards. Establishes the siting process. Takes effect on 5/22/2050. Applies to permit applications filed with the State or county after 1/1/2019. (SD2)
Kyle Yamashita (D) Ty J.K. Cullen (D) Henry Aquino (D) Sam Kong (D) Ryan I. Yamane (D)
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