Land Use & Zoning
What is Hawaii's 'State Plan' (HRS Chapter 226) and its role in land use?
AA. An annual plan published by each county for land development
BB. Hawaii's overarching policy framework establishing statewide goals and objectives for economic development, physical environment, social well-being, and facilitating systems including land use✓ Correct
CC. A plan administered by the federal government for managing Hawaii's national parks
DD. A financial plan setting state spending priorities for infrastructure
Explanation
Hawaii's State Plan (HRS Chapter 226) is the overarching policy document providing direction for all agencies and activities affecting the state. It establishes goals and objectives for Hawaii's desired future, including for physical environment, housing, economic development, and social well-being.
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