HRS §195H-11
Rules for using Mauna Kea lands
The authority can limit commercial use and make rules about where activities are allowed. It can require permits and fees for recreation, and can watch how recreation affects people, safety, and nature. Everyone entering the lands may need a yearly orientation, and regular workers need more training.
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The statute, as written — Access and use; restrictions; orientation; entryway
(a) The authority may limit commercial use and activities of the Mauna Kea lands and may adopt rules pursuant to chapter 91 to designate areas for permissible use. (b) The authority may require an application for all recreational uses, including fees, and create guidelines on potential limits by monitoring the social, safety, and conservation impacts of recreational use over time. (c) The authority may require all individuals accessing Mauna Kea lands to undergo an annual orientation anchored by the authority's guiding operational values and principles; provided that all employees, contractors, leaseholders, and others who regularly access Mauna Kea shall have more extensive training on the authority's guiding operational values and principles pursuant to section 195H-4.
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