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HISB146Intro
25%
Amends the conditions and procedures of alternative dispute resolution methods for condominium-related disputes.
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2025-01-27
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB253Intro
25%
Excludes the good faith defense for associations whose boards adopt a budget that omits a detailed budget summary as required by section 514B-148, HRS. Clarifies a unit owner's standing and the association's burden of proving compliance.
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2025-01-27
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB1265Intro
25%
Establishes the Ombudsman's Office for Condominium Associations within the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. Updates the Condominium Property Act to integrate the role and functions of the ombudsman's office for condominium associations. A...
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2025-01-27
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB1376Intro
25%
Expands the powers of the Hawaii Property Insurance Association and Hawaii Hurricane Relief Fund to help to stabilize the property insurance market in the State. Requires the Insurance Commissioner to conduct a study. Appropriates moneys.
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2025-01-27
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB1575Intro
25%
Allows authorized insurers in the State to offer building and hurricane damage insurance for condominium buildings at a lesser rate than the building's prior surplus lines insurance policy for the same coverage.
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2025-01-27
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB1044Intro
25%
Expands the powers of the Hawaii Property Insurance Association and reactivates the Hawaii Hurricane Relief Fund to help to stabilize the property insurance market in the State. Requires the Insurance Commissioner to conduct a study. Appropriates mon...
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2025-01-24
[Hearing: Jan 31 @ 9:30 am]
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB573Intro
25%
Requires condominium associations to repair defective conditions of common elements that constitute health or safety violations. Allows unit owners to make the repairs at the association's expense.
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB801Intro
25%
Requires managing agents for residential condominium properties over seventy-five feet in height to have commercial property management experience.
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB793Intro
25%
Requires condominiums and planned community associations to issue monthly damage and repair reports, have a reserve study done every 3 years, have a fully funded reserve, and only spend reserve funds to maintain the property.
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB804Intro
25%
Requires property insurers to offer discounts on a condominium association's annual insurance premium if the association adopts specific risk mitigation upgrades or develops comprehensive disaster response plans. Requires property insurers of condomi...
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB842Intro
25%
Requires the Insurance Commissioner to develop comprehensive standards and requirements for condominium associations and developers to obtain property insurance through self-insurance and mutual insurance, and examine and evaluate the feasibility of ...
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB1046Intro
25%
Requires any managing agent to notify each unit owner and the Real Estate Commission when a condominium association that the agent manages fails to meet budget and replacement reserves reporting requirements.
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2025-01-23
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
HISB385Intro
25%
Requires that condominium associations make the governing documents available on the association's website and make them accessible to all owners, occupants, and tenants free of charge.
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2025-01-21
To Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee
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