HI SB2108

Makes permanent Act 82, Session Laws of Hawaii 2003, which was set to sunset on June 30, 2014, by removing the repeal date and extending liability protections for warning signs on public lands indefinitely.

Extends the conclusive presumption of adequate warning signage to cover dangerous non-natural conditions on unimproved public lands, in addition to the existing coverage of natural conditions on improved public lands.

Requires the State and counties to implement and maintain quarterly sign inspection programs with documented records, with the liability presumption lasting 120 days after the last documented inspection showing the sign was in place and legible.

Establishes that posting warning signs for dangerous natural conditions on unimproved lands does not create a duty to warn of other dangerous conditions or place additional warning signs elsewhere on those lands.

Requires the State and counties to maintain accident reporting and record-keeping programs for known accidents in park, trail, and unimproved public land areas where non-natural conditions exist.