Hawaii 2024 Regular Session

Hawaii Senate Bill SCR6

Introduced
1/24/24  
Refer
2/12/24  
Introduced
1/24/24  
Report Pass
3/25/24  
Refer
2/12/24  
Report Pass
3/25/24  
Engrossed
4/3/24  
Refer
3/25/24  
Refer
4/4/24  
Engrossed
4/3/24  
Report Pass
4/15/24  
Refer
4/4/24  
Report Pass
4/15/24  
Report Pass
4/22/24  
Refer
4/15/24  
Passed
4/23/24  
Report Pass
4/22/24  

Caption

Approving The Dedication Of Kukuia Street, Lahaina, Hawaii, To The County Of Maui.

Impact

The consequent regulations arising from this resolution will facilitate the County of Maui's responsibility over the Kukuia Street segment. Since there are no immediate development plans for the roadway, the local government will assume control over maintenance and governance, without incurring significant costs related to land acquisition. This aligns with the broader aim of improving public roads and infrastructures across Maui, promoting localized management of essential services.

Summary

SCR6, or Senate Concurrent Resolution 6, seeks to approve the dedication of Kukuia Street, located in Lahaina, Hawaii, to the County of Maui. The resolution is necessitated by section 171-64.7 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes, which requires legislative approval for the sale or transfer of certain state lands. This specific transfer involves a 1.962-acre parcel identified as a roadway and carries a nominal appraised value of one dollar, highlighting its potential low-cost transfer to local governance for municipal management.

Sentiment

General sentiment towards SCR6 appears to be positive, as it enhances the County's jurisdiction over local roadways and aligns with public interest in improving community infrastructures. The lack of development plans for the roadway indicated that local concerns primarily center on road maintenance rather than controversial developments, which suggests that the resolution has been met with relative ease among stakeholders.

Contention

During the public informational briefing held prior to the resolution, most comments did not oppose the Kukuia Street dedication itself, but expressed concerns regarding other proposed developments, notably the Fleming Road Extension. This indicates a level of contention in broader discussions surrounding land use in Lahaina but does not directly impact the approval of SCR6 itself, reinforcing its acceptance by both the legislative body and the public.

Companion Bills

HI HCR8

Same As Approving The Dedication Of Kukuia Street, Lahaina, Hawaii, To The County Of Maui.

Previously Filed As

HI HCR8

Approving The Dedication Of Kukuia Street, Lahaina, Hawaii, To The County Of Maui.

HI SB414

Relating To Restoring Access To Disaster-affected Areas.

HI SCR226

Requesting The Governor, In Collaboration With The County Of Maui, To Provide A Clear Strategy For Addressing The Short And Long-term Housing Needs For Residents Displaced By The August 2023 Maui Wildfires.

HI SCR47

Authorizing The Issuance Of A Term, Non-exclusive Easement Covering A Portion Of State Submerged Lands Seaward Of Tax Map Key: (2) 4-3-010:009 At Kahana, Lahaina, Maui, For The Removal Of Existing Emergency Sandbags And Construction, Use, Repair, And Maintenance Of A Rock Revetment.

HI SB3381

Relating To Lahaina.

HI SB1659

Relating To The Lahaina Bypass.

HI SCR222

Requesting The Department Of Land And Natural Resources To Transfer To The County Of Maui The Lahaina Public Library Makai Lawn.

HI SCR75

Requesting The County Of Maui To Employ An Archaeologist For The Purpose Of Historic Preservation In Rebuilding Lahaina.

HI SR202

Requesting The Governor, In Collaboration With The County Of Maui, To Provide A Clear Strategy For Addressing The Short And Long-term Housing Needs For Residents Displaced By The August 2023 Maui Wildfires.

HI HCR132

Authorizing The Issuance Of A Term, Non-exclusive Easement Covering A Portion Of State Submerged Lands Seaward Of Tax Map Key: (2) 4-3-010:009 At Kahana, Lahaina, Maui, For The Removal Of Existing Emergency Sandbags And Construction, Use, Repair, And Maintenance Of A Rock Revetment.

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