HI SB2620

Extends the risk assessment working group's consultation authority to include unimproved public lands in addition to improved public lands when reviewing warning sign design and placement.

Allows the conclusive presumption of legally adequate warning to apply to dangerous non-natural conditions on unimproved public lands, not just natural conditions on improved public lands.

Requires the State and counties to implement accident reporting and recordkeeping programs for unimproved public land areas where non-natural conditions exist, with reports reviewed by the risk assessment working group.

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

Takes effect July 1, 2050.