Public Land Policy Report From Hawaii Board of Trade
The Hawaii Board of Trade urges strict enforcement of land laws, cites Attorney General opinions, and details why actual residence on public lands is often unfeasible for homesteaders due to high costs, long development times, and limited access. The report argues lands are better kept productive for community growth and tax revenue, noting many settlers could not live on the land yet invested in improvements.
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