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Honolulu pushes back on notice requirements before property is set aside as farmland
The Hawaii Supreme Court questioned if Honolulu did enough to notify nearly 1,800 landowners before seeking to preserve their Oahu land for agriculture.
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The Hawaii Supreme Court questioned whether Honolulu provided adequate notice to nearly 1,800 landowners before attempting to set aside their Oahu property for agricultural preservation.
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