Land Use & Zoning
What is the primary purpose of Hawaii's State Historic Preservation Division (SHPD)?
AA. To collect property taxes on historic properties
BB. To identify, evaluate, and preserve Hawaii's historic and cultural resources✓ Correct
CC. To manage state parks and public beaches
DD. To issue building permits for historic renovations
Explanation
SHPD reviews development projects for impacts on historic and cultural sites, maintains the Hawaii Register of Historic Places, and implements preservation programs.
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