HRS §171-174
Lease of Turtle Bay lands
This section lets the state lease certain Turtle Bay lands directly to the conservation easement holder, without a public auction, to protect nature while keeping public access. The lease is for a nominal rent and can last up to 65 years, with other terms set by the board.
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The statute, as written — Lease of Turtle Bay lands
Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the board of land and natural resources may, without public auction, lease lands purchased in fee simple pursuant to section 171-171, to the grantor of the conservation easement or its successor in interest. The purpose of the lease shall be for the protection, preservation, and enhancement of natural resources, while maintaining public access. The lease rental shall be on a nominal basis, shall not exceed a term of sixty-five years, and be upon such other terms and conditions as the board may determine.
Sections this one refers to
§171-171 Bonds for buying Turtle Bay conservation land
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