HRS §39A-33
Bond issuance does not waive state and local laws
Getting special purpose revenue bonds for a project does not excuse anyone involved from following state and local laws. They still must obey rules about building, health, zoning, permits, and similar requirements, just as if they paid for the project themselves.
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The statute, as written — ‑33 Compliance with state and local law
The issuance of special purpose revenue bonds with respect to any project under this part shall not relieve any project party or other user of such project from the laws, ordinances, and rules and regulations of the State or any political subdivision thereof, or any departments or boards thereof with respect to the construction, operation, and maintenance of projects, compliance with health care planning laws or regulations, or zoning laws or regulations, obtaining of building permits, compliance with building and health codes and other laws, ordinances, or rules and regulations of similar nature pertaining to the project, and such laws shall be applicable to such party or such other user to the same extent it would be if the costs of the project were directly financed by the project party.
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