HRS §171-132
How land becomes an industrial park
This section says that a piece of public land of at least five acres can be set aside as an industrial park if the land board decides it is suitable and affordable for industry. The designation must be approved either by a board resolution plus a legislative resolution, or by a law.
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The statute, as written — Designation of industrial park
A contiguous area of not less than five acres of public lands which is classified or otherwise determined by the board as suitable and economically feasible for industrial use may be designated as an industrial park: (1) By resolution adopted by the board of land and natural resources, and approved by the legislature by concurrent resolution; or (2) By law.
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