Recreational Renaissance Program
Fortifies the recreational renaissance program of the department of land and natural resources through various amendments to state law. (HB980 HD2)
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Fortifies the recreational renaissance program of the department of land and natural resources through various amendments to state law. (HB980 HD2)
Part I ensures that claimants who receive GET exemptions continue to meet all criteria necessary to receive the exemptions. Increases the transparency of the process of approving and certifying certain GET exemptions. Adds a residency requirement for households in certain housing projects to qualify rental income from those households to be GET exempt. Amends the method of calculating the gross annual income of households to qualify certain persons or firms for a GET exemption. Part II provides a temporary tax credit for residential construction and remodeling projects. Requires a report to the legislature comparing the impact on jobs and the state budget for various tax credit schemes. Sunsets 12/31/2013. Effective 7/1/2020.
Eliminates most procedural requirements preliminary to hearing for eviction of tenants from public housing. Requires evictions to be conducted by hearings officers appointed by the Hawaii public housing authority. (HB1440 HD1)
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