HART still waiting for $125 million
The amendment relates to HART’s “temporary reduction of the project,” which sees construction of the project only to a Civic Center station in Kakaako.
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The amendment relates to HART’s “temporary reduction of the project,” which sees construction of the project only to a Civic Center station in Kakaako.
A bill meant to prohibit giving false statements to city planners as a means of cracking down on “monster homes” might see more penalties given to violators beyond potential monetary fines and imprisonment.
The Honolulu City Council is considering a bill that would penalize ‘monster home’ developers who falsify building plans.
Councilmember Tyler Dos Santos-Tam says he’s just as frustrated by the situation as the public.
Questions about how the law would be fully enacted have not yet been addressed.