HI SB2128

Requires builders of new one- and two-family dwellings to provide buyers with written materials prepared by the state fire council detailing benefits of residential fire sprinkler systems before final pricing is agreed upon.

Builders must provide written cost estimates for installing and maintaining residential fire sprinkler systems, and must install systems upon buyer request at the buyer's expense.

Requires buyers to acknowledge receipt of fire sprinkler information in writing on a form provided by the state fire council and filed with the office of consumer protection.

Establishes civil penalties for willful violations: $75-$150 for first offense and $100-$250 for each subsequent offense.

Directs the state fire council, with assistance from the office of consumer protection, to develop a standard disclosure form that includes acknowledgment of receipt, cost estimates, and buyer acceptance or rejection of sprinkler system installation.

Takes effect January 2, 2050.