Haw. Rev. Stat. § 198D-5
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Identification of proposed, potential, and needed trails and accesses.
Official statutory text
(a) In addition to the inventories under section 198D-3, the department shall identify and maintain a listing of:
(1) Proposed trails and accesses which may be opened to the public;
(2) Potential expansions of trails and accesses;
(3) Potential or desirable connectors between existing trail systems;
(4) Public beach, shore, park, trail, and other recreational areas to which access is unavailable or inadequate; and
(5) Trails and accesses to public hunting areas.
(b) The listing may be published in the inventories required under section 198D-3. [L 1988, c 236, pt of §2; am L 1990, c 53, §1(3)]
(1) Proposed trails and accesses which may be opened to the public;
(2) Potential expansions of trails and accesses;
(3) Potential or desirable connectors between existing trail systems;
(4) Public beach, shore, park, trail, and other recreational areas to which access is unavailable or inadequate; and
(5) Trails and accesses to public hunting areas.
(b) The listing may be published in the inventories required under section 198D-3. [L 1988, c 236, pt of §2; am L 1990, c 53, §1(3)]
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