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Is there a distinction between the “procedural” and “content” requirements of the EIS law (Chapter 343, HRS)?

April 26, 2017Chapter content EIS hrs Law procedural requirements

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Is there a distinction between the “procedural” and “content” requirements of the EIS law (Chapter 343, HRS)?

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No. The EIS law and its implementing administrative rules make no distinction between “procedural” or “content” requirements for environmental review documents. There is only one standard of environmental disclosure and this is set forth in Ch. 343, HRS.