HI SB1182

Adds a new definition of "parked lunch wagon or food truck" to Hawaii's special management area laws, defining it as a vehicle equipped to cook or sell food/beverages that remains parked at the same site for at least 72 hours and is open for business during that time.

Amends the definition of "development" in special management areas to include "placement" of any structure, expanding regulatory oversight of structures in coastal zones.

Classifies parked lunch wagons and food trucks as "structures" under shoreline setback regulations, subjecting them to the same coastal management requirements as permanent structures.

Effective date: July 1, 2017.