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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 182

CHAPTER 182

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CHAPTER 182
RESERVATION AND DISPOSITION OF
GOVERNMENT MINERAL RIGHTS
Section
182-1 Definitions
182-2 Mineral rights reserved to the State
182-3 Bond; compensation to occupiers
182-4 Mining leases on state lands
182-5 Mining leases on reserved lands
182-6 Exploration
182-7 Lease
182-8 Number of leases; acreage limitations; area covered
by lease
182-9 Deposit; first year's rental
182-9.5 Unitization
182-10 Revocation of mining leases
182-11 Assignment
182-12 Acquisition of rights-of-way
182-13 Surrender of mining leases
182-14 Rules
182-15 Other use of surface of state lands
182-16 Levy and assessment of general excise tax
182-17 Penalty for violation
182-18 Geothermal royalties
Note
Consultation and public input from Native Hawaiian community and general public when developing geothermal energy resources with public land trust lands. L 2012, c 193, §2.
Cross References
Environmental courts, jurisdiction over proceedings arising under this chapter, see §604A-2.
Attorney General Opinions
Section 206 of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act controls over the provisions of this chapter as applied to Hawaiian home lands, and the department of Hawaiian home lands has the authority to manage and dispose of geothermal resources on its lands. Att. Gen. Op. 14-1.
Law Journals and Reviews
Ownership of Geothermal Resources in Hawaii. 1 UH L. Rev. 69 (1979).
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