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HRS §514B-33

What must be on the condominium map

This section says a condominium map must be recorded with the declaration. The map must show the site plan, building plans, unit layouts, parking, and limited common elements. It may also include extra information that does not conflict with the law.

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The statute, as written — Condominium map

(a) A condominium map shall be recorded with the declaration. The condominium map shall contain the following: (1) A site plan for the condominium property regime, depicting the location, layout, and access to a public road of all buildings and projects included or anticipated to be included in the condominium property regime, and depicting access for the units to a public road or to a common element leading to a public road; (2) Elevations and floor plans of all buildings in the condominium property regime; (3) The layout, location, boundaries, unit numbers, and dimensions of the units; (4) To the extent that there is parking in the condominium property regime, a parking plan for the regime, showing the location, layout, and stall numbers of all parking stalls included in the condominium property regime; (5) Unless specifically described in the declaration, the layout, location, and numbers or other identifying information of the limited common elements, if any; and (6) A description in sufficient detail, as may be determined by the commission, to identify any land area that constitutes a limited common element. (b) The condominium map may contain any additional information that is not inconsistent with this chapter.
Read the official text at capitol.hawaii.gov ↗as published Jan 6, 2026our copy taken Aug 20, 2026

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