HI SB1154

Establishes the south Kona wilderness area on the island of Hawaii to be administered by the Department of Land and Natural Resources for preservation of archaeological sites, native plants and animals, and historical and cultural aspects.

Includes approximately 1,458 acres in the Honomalino and Okoe sections (shoreline to 6,000 feet inland) plus the Manuka natural area reserve extended to the shoreline and Kaulanamauna area.

Excludes any parcels with dwelling houses as of July 1, 2011, together with their outbuildings, from the wilderness area designation.

Prohibits construction of new homes or structures on government-owned land within 1,000 feet of the shoreline in the wilderness area, except for management structures and repairs to existing structures.

Permits limited non-vehicular recreational access for fishing, swimming, and exploration while preventing additional development in the area.