HI HB213

Adds a new provision to Chapter 6E, Hawaii Revised Statutes, establishing a 10-year expiration period for approval or acceptance of archaeological surveys, mitigation plans, preservation plans, interpretive plans, and related studies by the state historic preservation officer.

Requires that if such approval or acceptance is a condition for issuing a permit or project approval and 10 or more years have elapsed, a new plan or updated version of the original plan must be prepared for re-approval.

Directs the Board of Land and Natural Resources to adopt administrative rules under Chapter 91 to implement this section.

Effective upon approval.