Land Use & Zoning
Under Hawaii's Subdivision Code, a developer who divides land into 5 or more lots is generally required to:
AOnly obtain a zoning variance
BSubmit a subdivision application for county approval, including infrastructure plans✓ Correct
CRegister the subdivision with the Hawaii Real Estate Commission
DObtain state legislative approval
Explanation
Hawaii county subdivision codes require developers who divide land into a specified number of lots (generally 5 or more) to obtain subdivision approval, which includes review of roads, utilities, drainage, and other infrastructure.
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