HRS §168-6
Setting the development period and water tolls
The board of agriculture and biosecurity sets a development period for a project, which can be up to ten years starting from the first year water is delivered. During that period, the board sets water tolls and acreage charges each year so the project's costs and certain state reimbursements are recovered over the full period.
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The statute, as written — Development period
The board of agriculture and biosecurity shall fix a development period for a project authorized by this chapter not to exceed ten years from and including the first calendar year in which water is first delivered for the lands in the project. During the development period the board shall annually fix the tolls to be charged for water use and for acreage service charges, so that the cost of operation and maintenance of the project during the development period plus any amounts reimbursable to the State under section 168-3 will be returned over the full development period.
Sections this one refers to
§168-3 Irrigation System Revolving Fund
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