Land Use & Zoning
In Hawaii, an environmental impact statement (EIS) is required for projects that may have a:
AA. Minor aesthetic impact on the neighborhood
BB. Significant effect on the environment✓ Correct
CC. Revenue impact on county tax collections
DD. Effect on private property values only
Explanation
Under Hawaii's Environmental Impact Statement law (HRS Chapter 343), an EIS is required when a project may have significant environmental effects on Hawaii's natural and social environment.
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