HRS § 205A-48 - Conflict of other laws
When shoreline setback rules conflict with other state or county laws, the more restrictive rule applies. The state transportation department’s jurisdiction over certain state-built maritime and transport facilities is not reduced, if the plans are reviewed and do not conflict with county zoning, ordinances, or buildin
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When shoreline setback rules conflict with other state or county laws, the more restrictive rule applies. The state transportation department’s jurisdiction over certain state-built maritime and transport facilities is not reduced, if the plans are reviewed and do not conflict with county zoning, ordinances, or building codes.
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