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3 | ** | Other | SB2064 | RELATING TO GOVERNMENT | Establishes the Office of the State Architect within DAGS. The state architect will have general charge and oversight of the design review of all state construction projects. The state architect is directed to: 1. Review all plans, drawings, specifications, and any other documents necessary for state construction projects; 2. Ensure conformance with all applicable building codes and county, national, or international prescriptive construction standards, including construction, electrical, energy conservation, plumbing, and sidewalk standards; 3. Issue design approvals for traditional design-bid-build state construction projects awarded by competitive sealed bidding before the projects commence. No design approvals will be required for design-build project and public-private partnership projects; and 4. Assign an inspector to each state construction project for the purpose of observing the work of construction. | Introduced: Sen Chang Referred to GOV and WAM 2/5 - The committee(s) on GVO deferred the measure until 02-12-26 3:00PM; Conference Room 225 & Videoconference. Bill has been deferred 3x. | HHF will support AIA position | COMMENTS - support the intent Adding to state budget What is the goal Check if OR has a state architect | |||||||||||||||||
4 | 1 | Other | SB2543 / HB2514 | RELATING TO GOVERNMENT | Notwithstanding any other law to the contrary, state construction projects shall be exempt from county building permit, inspection, and certificate of occupancy requirements if the projects comply with applicable building codes or county, national, or international prescriptive construction standards, including construction, electrical, energy conservation, plumbing, and sidewalk standards, as applicable, as determined by the state construction manager pursuant to chapter. (b) Nothing in this section shall relieve any state construction project from the laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations of the State or a county, or any departments, boards, or other agencies thereof, with respect to: (1) The construction, operation, and maintenance of the state construction project; (2) Compliance with master plans or zoning laws or regulations; and (3) Compliance with building and health codes and other laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations of a similar nature applicable to the state construction project. In addition, this measure establishes within the department of accounting and general services the office of the state construction manager, which shall be headed by a full-time state construction manager to organize, manage, and oversee the design review of all state construction projects and issue design approvals before any state construction project commences. The state construction manager may employ or contract with qualified architects and engineers as necessary, to carry out the duties of the office. | Introduced: Sen Hashimoto 2/3 - The committee(s) on GVO/EIG has scheduled a public hearing on 02-10-26 3:05PM; Conference Room 225 & Videoconference 2/10 - Committee passed with amendments 2/20 - GVO/EIG passed second reading as amended (SD1) | HHF will support AIA position | COMMENTS - oppose design review language | |||||||||||||||||
5 | 1 | Building Code | SB2339 / HB1712 | RELATING TO SBCC | Makes both the representative of the Building Industry Association of Hawaiʻi and the representative of the General Contractors Association of Hawaiʻi permanent standing members of the State Building Code Council, instead of members who alternate terms every 4 years. | Introduced: Sen Hashimoto, Rep Miyake 1/30 - Re-Referred to PSM/GVO, WAM. 2/12 - WAL Passed with amendments 2/18 - PSM passed with amendments 2/20 - Passed Second Reading, as amended (SD 1) and referred to WAM. | OPPOSE | ||||||||||||||||||
6 | 1 | Other | HB1968 / SB2908 | RELATING TO PERMITTING. | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Requires the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to develop a statewide permitting intake platform. Appropriates funds for the development of the platform, subject to a matching funds requirement from the counties. | Introducer(s): KEOHOKAPU-LEE LOY, AMATO, BELATTI, EVSLIN, ILAGAN, KAHALOA, KAPELA, KILA, KUSCH, LOWEN, MARTEN, MATAYOSHI, MIYAKE, MORIKAWA, OLDS, SAYAMA, TAKENOUCHI, TAM, TARNAS, TEMPLO 2/11 - passed second reading, amended HD1 | How would this work?? | ||||||||||||||||||
7 | 1 | Other | HB1721 | RELATING TO HOUSING | Clarifies insurance, indemnification, and certain certificate of occupancy requirements for purposes of expedited permits. For a licensed professional who submits a permit, the county must have on record a statement that indemnifies and holds harmless the State, its officers, agents, and employees 8 and the county, its officers, agents, and employees from and against claims, damages, losses, and expenses, including attorney’s fees, arising out of or resulting from the negligent acts, errors, or omissions of the licensed professional. | Introduced: Rep Evslin 2/4 - The committee on HSG recommend that the measure be PASSED, WITH AMENDMENTS 2/10 - Passed second reading as HD1 2/18 - Passed CPC unamended | Ask insurers for comment ACEC is in support, this fixes some language from Act 295 | https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2026/Testimony/HB1721_TESTIMONY_HSG_02-04-26_.PDF | |||||||||||||||||
8 | 1 | Building Code | HB1725 | RELATING TO BUILDING CODES | Part I: Fixes the applicable building codes, standards, and county amendments for the life of a building permit, subject to limited life-safety exceptions and ordinary permit expiration rules, as of the date a county accepts a complete building permit application or issues an authorization to proceed with construction. Part II: Specifies the applicability of the International Residential Code, as adopted and amended by the State Building Code Council. Authorizes a county to adopt amendments to the Hawaiʻi state building code that are more stringent or less stringent than a corresponding state-adopted code provision, under certain circumstances, and repeals the counties' existing authority to amend or adopt the buildings code without council approval. Beginning on the effective date of the next statewide adoption of the International Code Council suite of applicable codes as the Hawaiʻi state building code, changes the adoption of the Hawaiʻi state building code from a two-year cycle to a six-year cycle. Part III: Appropriates funds for one staff position and necessary consultant services to carry out statewide code adoption, economic and hazard analyses, and administrative support. | Introduced: Rep Evslin 2/3 - Bill scheduled to be heard by HSG/WAL on Friday, 02-06-26 8:45AM in House conference room 430 VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE. 2/6 - PASSED HSG/WAL Passed 2/12 2/17 - Passed second reading as amended in HD1, referred to FIN | AIA testimony 2/4 - support w/ comments | SUPPORT - with comments | |||||||||||||||||
9 | 1 | Building Code | HB2215 / SB3048 | RELATING TO SBCC | Establishes one permanent full-time equivalent (1.0 FTE) permanent position for the State Building Code Council to support statewide building code coordination, permitting transparency, and modernization initiatives. Requires county reporting on building permitting performance. Requires the State Building Code Council to develop a standardized statewide permitting data system or public dashboard. Requires the development of a state building code modernization and transparency initiative. Requires the State Building Code Council to develop standardized credentials and training requirements for permitting officials. Requires a report. Appropriates funds. | Introduced: Rep Todd 1/30 - Referred to WAL, FIN, referral sheet 5 | SUPPORT | ||||||||||||||||||
10 | 1 | Housing | HB2606 | RELATING TO OFF-SITE CONSTRUCTION. | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Establishes and appropriates funds for a working group within the State Building Code Council to develop proposals for an off-site construction program. | Introduced: KEOHOKAPU-LEE LOY, AMATO, COCHRAN, EVSLIN, HARTSFIELD, HUSSEY, KAHALOA, KILA, LOWEN, MARTEN, MORIKAWA, OLDS, TAKAYAMA, TAM, TARNAS 2/3 - Bill scheduled to be heard by HSG on Friday, 02-06-26 9:30AM in House conference room 430 VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE. 2/11 - Passed second reading as amended in HD1 2/13 - Bill scheduled to be heard by WAL on Thursday, 02-19-26 9:00AM in House conference room 411 VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE. 2/19 - Passed WAL w/ amendments | SUPPORT - with comments | ||||||||||||||||||
11 | 1 | Building Code | HB1964 | RELATING TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE COUNCIL | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Requires the State Building Code Council to provide annual training to state and county permitting agency employees. Appropriates funds for the training, subject to a matching funds requirement from the counties. | Introducers: KEOHOKAPU-LEE LOY, AMATO, BELATTI, EVSLIN, GRANDINETTI, ILAGAN, KAHALOA, KUSCH, LOWEN, MARTEN, MATAYOSHI, MIYAKE, MORIKAWA, OLDS, SAYAMA, TAKAYAMA, TAKENOUCHI, TAM, TARNAS, TEMPLO WAL - 2/5, passed with amendments 2/13 - recommend passage on second reading and referral to FIN 2/19 - Bill scheduled to be heard by FIN on Monday, 02-23-26 2:00PM in House conference room 308 VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE. | SUPPORT | ||||||||||||||||||
12 | 1 | SB2662 | RELATING TO GOVT ACCOUNTABILITY | Requires each purchasing agency to provide justification for hiring external consultants. Caps the amount each agency can spend on external consultants. Requires each agency to seek approval from the Legislature for consulting contracts exceeding a certain dollar amount. Requires each agency to disclose new contracts with external consultants. Requires annual reports to the Legislature. Requires the Compliance Audit Unit within the Office of the Auditor to conduct regular audits of agency consultant contracts to assess cost-effectiveness and compliance. Establishes exceptions. Requires each chief procurement officer to ensure that inherent government functions are not delegated to a contractor. | 2/10 - Committee on GVO recommends passed with amendments 2/20 - Passed GVO second reading as amended (SD1) | ACEC Opposed AIA testimony 2/10 - opposed | OPPOSE or COMMENT: Call out technical/niche expertise SB 1 includes a line to exclude: (1) Technical or specialized expertise unavailable in the department; and | ||||||||||||||||||
13 | 1 | Other | HB2151 / SB2178 | RELATING TO BUILDING MATERIALS | Recognizes hempcrete as an allowable non-structural building material under state law. Clarifies that no state or county building code shall prohibit the use of hempcrete. Provides the authority for building officials to approve hempcrete construction that meets applicable safety and performance standards. | Introduced: Rep Kahaloa 2/6 - Bill scheduled to be heard by WAL on Tuesday, 02-10-26 9:00AM in House conference room 411 VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE. Introduced: Sen Richards 2/3 - Measure heard by AEN/EDU/HWN, passed with amendments. Referred to WAM/JDC 2/13 - Passed Second Reading as amended in HD 1, referred to JHA 2/20 - Passed AEN/EDU/HWN second reading as amended (SD1), referred to WAM/JDC. | Ask Energy Office for their thoughts | SUPPORT | |||||||||||||||||
14 | 1 | Housing | SB2423/HB1734 | RELATING TO ZONING | Prohibits the counties from imposing certain lot requirements and dwelling specifications for parcels of land located within the urban district for purposes of subdivision, development, or the issuance of a building permit, with certain exemptions. Allows the counties to establish a petition process for neighborhoods, subdivisions, or other geographically contiguous areas to establish or retain certain requirements or specifications. | Introducer: Sen Chang 2/10 - Passed Second Reading as amended in HD 1 2/17 - WLA/HOU passed with amendments 2/20 - Passed WLA/HOU second reading as amended (SD1), referred to JDC | |||||||||||||||||||
15 | 2 | | SB2341 / HB1710 | RELATING TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION | Authorizes the State Historic Preservation Department (SHPD) to conduct a phased review of a proposed project on private property under certain circumstances The department shall provide written concurrence or non-concurrence within ninety days, or within thirty calendar days if no historical properties are impacted by the proposed project, after the filing of a request with the department. If the department fails to provide a written concurrence or nonconcurrence with a project effect determination within ninety days, or within thirty calendar days if no historic properties are to be affected, of receiving a true and complete submittal for a project, the lead agency may assume the department's concurrence and the project may move to the next step in the compliance process. | Introduced: Sen Hashimoto 2/4 - The committee(s) on WLA deferred the measure until 02-13-26 1:00PM; Conference Room 224 & Videoconference. | |||||||||||||||||||
16 | 2 | Housing | SB2188 / HB484 | RELATING TO GOVERNMENT | Establishes the Department of Housing. In addition, it places the Hawaii Community Development Authority, Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation, Office of Planning and Sustainable Development, and Hawaii Public Housing Authority within the Department of Housing for administrative purposes. The department of housing shall: (1) be responsible for (A) All aspects of policy and planning relating to the development, redevelopment, preservation, maintenance, and improvement of housing for individuals and families at all income levels; (B) All aspects of coastal zone management and special management area permits, land use, climate change, sustainability, environmental review, geographic information systems and mapping, economic resilience, and other statewide policy interests as they pertain to the development of housing for individuals and families at all income levels; and (C) All aspects of planning, infrastructure, and community building and mixed-use development of housing for individuals and families at all income levels; (2) Strengthen and revitalize communities throughout the State by promoting affordable housing opportunities; (3) Collaborate with local officials, public agencies, community groups, local housing authorities, and other housing developers to plan for and develop affordable housing units; and (4) Ensure compliance with applicable statutes, regulations, and financial assistance agreements for funded activities through long-term program compliance monitoring. | Introduced: Sen Chang 12/8 - Carried over to 2026 Regular Session. | |||||||||||||||||||
17 | 3 | Housing | SB2177 | RELATING TO HOUSING | Requires HHFDC or a county to accept an application seeking certain exemptions within thirty days, and to process the application within one hundred twenty days before final approval by a county legislative body for certain housing projects. If, after 120 days, the county has neither rejected nor approved the application, the application shall be considered automatically approved. | Introduced: Sen Richards | |||||||||||||||||||
18 | 3 | Housing | HB1700 | RELATING TO HOUSING | Allow for expedited permitting for Housing projects for individuals with disabilities and individuals with access and functional needs. Effective 7/2/26 | Introduced: Rep Lee Loy | |||||||||||||||||||
19 | 3 | | SB2233 | RELATING TO PROPERTY | This measure prohibits a county from issuing a building permit for a project that violates any private covenant or restrictive covenant that has been registered with the Bureau of Conveyances or Land Court | Introduced: Sen Chang | |||||||||||||||||||
20 | 3 | | SB2067 | RELATING TO HOUSING | Exempts housing developments that have obtained financing commitments from the State or is located on state land from the requirement to obtain approval from the applicable county council. | Introduced: Sen Chang | |||||||||||||||||||
21 | ** | Other | SB2607 | RELATING TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS | Authorizes the Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, and Landscape Architects to determine the appropriate educational, examination, and experience requirements for landscape architect licensure. | Introducer(s): MORIWAKI, CHANG, HASHIMOTO | ASLA request support | SILENT | |||||||||||||||||
22 | ** | Other | HB2111 / SB2501 | RELATING TO PUBLIC SAFETY. | Repeals on 6/30/2026 the provision prohibiting counties from requiring the installation or retrofitting of automatic fire sprinklers or automatic fire sprinkler systems in certain new or existing detached residential one- and two-family dwelling units and non-residential agricultural and aquacultural buildings and structures. | Introducer(s): NAKAMURA (Introduced by request of another party) | |||||||||||||||||||
23 | ** | Other | SB2443 | RELATING TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION. | Amends the definition of "historic property" to require that the property meets the criteria for inclusion in the Hawaiʻi Register of Historic Places or has important value to Native Hawaiians or other ethnic groups of the State due to associations with cultural practices once carried out, or still carried out, at the property or associations with traditional beliefs, events, or oral accounts that are important to history, traditional practices, and cultural identity. | Introducer(s): RHOADS, CHANG Hearing: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 1:00 PM | |||||||||||||||||||
24 | ** | Other | HB1922 | RELATING TO HOUSING. | Establishes the Pro-Housing Score Program to evaluate each county's performance in expanding housing opportunities and reducing regulatory barriers. Requires the counties to publish their respective pro-housing scores online and HHFDC to publish certain related information and data on a public dashboard. Establishes criteria for deeming a county noncompliant. Establishes builder's remedies for certain housing projects in transit-oriented development areas. Specifies that if a county is deemed noncompliant, the planning director or an equivalent county officer responsible for land use approvals are responsible for approving or denying certain affordable housing development applications. Establishes procedures for certain transit-oriented development housing project appeals. Appropriates funds. | Introducer(s): EVSLIN, ILAGAN, KAHALOA, KILA, LEE, M., MATSUMOTO, SAYAMA, SOUZA, TARNAS, Reyes Oda | |||||||||||||||||||
25 | ** | Other | SB2811 | RELATING TO STATE BUILDING PROJECTS. | Establishes the State Building Process Task Force to evaluate the challenges, opportunities, and legislative actions necessary to establish a state building permit review office for state projects located on state-owned lands. Appropriates funds. | Introducer(s): MORIWAKI | ACEC Reviews | ||||||||||||||||||
26 | ** | Other | SB2536 | RELATING TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION. | Clarifies that residential projects involving ground disturbance in high-risk areas remains subject to review under the State Historic Preservation Program. Removes the historic review exemption for lands presumed nominally sensitive. | Introducer(s): KOUCHI (Introduced by request of another party) | |||||||||||||||||||
27 | ** | Other | HB2102 | RELATING TO HISTORIC PRESERVATION. | Clarifies that residential projects involving ground disturbance in high-risk areas remains subject to review under the State Historic Preservation Program. Removes the historic review exemption for lands presumed nominally sensitive. | Introducer(s): NAKAMURA (Introduced by request of another party) Hearing: Wednesday, February 11, 2026 9:00 A.M. | |||||||||||||||||||
28 | ** | Other | HB1846 | RELATING TO REGIONAL SHORELINE MITIGATION DISTRICTS. | Authorizes the Office of Planning and Sustainable Development to approve the establishment of regional shoreline mitigation districts to facilitate regional coordination by shoreline property owners to address coastal erosion. Requires the preparation of a regional coastal erosion and sediment management plan for each regional shoreline mitigation district. Establishes procedures for the review of state and county permits associated with regional shoreline mitigation districts. Establishes the support and integration of regional coastline erosion and sediment management planning as a policy under the coastal zone management program. Appropriates moneys and establishes 1.0 FTE temporary position. | Introducer(s): HASHEM, ILAGAN, LOWEN, MARTEN, MATAYOSHI, MORIKAWA, QUINLAN | |||||||||||||||||||
29 | ** | Other | SB3187 | RELATING TO OFF-SITE CONSTRUCTION. | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Establishes and appropriates funds for a working group within the State Building Code Council to develop proposals for an off-site construction program. | Introducer(s): WAKAI | |||||||||||||||||||
30 | ** | Other | SB2908 | RELATING TO PERMITTING. | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Requires the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to develop a statewide permitting intake platform. Appropriates funds for the development of the platform, subject to a matching funds requirement from the counties. | Introducer(s): WAKAI, CHANG, Keohokalole, Moriwaki, Richards, San Buenaventura | |||||||||||||||||||
31 | ** | Building Code | SB2910 | RELATING TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE COUNCIL. | Implements certain recommendations of the SPEED Task Force. Requires the State Building Code Council to provide annual training to state and county permitting agency employees. Appropriates funds for the training, subject to a matching funds requirement from the counties. | Introducer(s): WAKAI, CHANG, FEVELLA, HASHIMOTO, INOUYE, MCKELVEY, MORIWAKI, SAN BUENAVENTURA, Keohokalole | |||||||||||||||||||
32 | ** | Building Code | SB3048 | RELATING TO THE STATE BUILDING CODE COUNCIL. | Establishes one permanent full-time equivalent (1.0 FTE) permanent position for the State Building Code Council to support statewide building code coordination, permitting transparency, and modernization initiatives. Requires county reporting on building permitting performance. Requires the State Building Code Council to develop a standardized statewide permitting data system or public dashboard. Requires the development of a state building code modernization and transparency initiative. Requires the State Building Code Council to develop standardized credentials and training requirements for permitting officials. Requires a report. Appropriates funds. | Introducer(s): KANUHA | |||||||||||||||||||
33 | ** FROM 2025 SESSION | Other | SB578 / HB533 HD1 | RELATING TO HISTORIC PROPERTY. | Amends the definition of "historic property" under the State's historic preservation program to include only property that predates Statehood Day and, with respect to buildings and structures, is registered on the Hawaiʻi Register of Historic Places. | Introducer(s): HASHIMOTO, CHANG, KIDANI, MORIWAKI, San Buenaventura, Wakai | |||||||||||||||||||
34 | Housing | SB2546 | RELATING TO THE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT | Amends the definition of "development" as it pertains to coastal zone management to clarify that certain activities excluded from the definition of "development" are not subject to special management area permit requirements. | Introduced: Sen Hashimoto, Sen Chang 1/28 - Referred to WLA, WAM. | ||||||||||||||||||||
35 | Other | SB2066 | RELATING TO COUNTY PERMITTING AND INSPECTION | The State may exempt a state project from county building permit requirements when that project is compliant with applicable building codes or county, national, or international prescriptive construction standards, including construction, electrical, energy conservation, plumbing, and sidewalk standards, as applicable; However that project cannot be located within a special flood hazard area as identified on the Federal Emergency Management Agency's current Flood Insurance Rate Maps | Introduced: Sen Chang 1/22 - Referred to EIG/GVO, WAM. | ||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Climate Action | SB2882 | RELATING TO STATE BUILDINGS | Requires certain state buildings intended for use as emergency shelters and constructed on or after July 1, 2027, be designed to withstand Category 5 hurricanes. | Introduced: Sen Gabbard | ||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Housing | SB2883 | RELATING TO BUILDING CODES | Requires all single family residences and apartment buildings built after 1/1/2027 include a safe room that can withstand winds of two hundred miles per hour or higher. Requires singlefamily residences and apartment buildings built after 1/1/2027 be built to withstand Category 3 hurricanes when located in an area with winds of one hundred thirty miles per hour and a Category 5 hurricane when located in an area with winds of one hundred forty miles per hour or higher. | Introduced: Sen Gabbard | ||||||||||||||||||||
38 | HB1919 | Prohibits minimum off-street parking for certain developments. | HHF Requesting support | ||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | SB2981 | Prohibits minimum off-street parking for new developments in an urban district. | HHF Requesting support | ||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | HB1701/SB2356: | Prohibits minimum off-street parking for new developments located in transit oriented development areas. | HHF Requesting support | ||||||||||||||||||||||
41 | HB1726 | Requires the Office of Planning and Sustainable Development, in collaboration with other agencies, to study options for and coordinate the development of a shared statewide housing and infrastructure data platform. | HHF Requesting support | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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