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Council advances four first‑reading bills including pedestrian‑mall rules and improvement district expansion
Summary
The Honolulu City Council passed first reading on four bills covering downtown pedestrian malls, two homeowner property‑tax exemption increases, and expansion of improvement districts.
The Honolulu City Council unanimously passed first reading on a package of four bills addressing downtown pedestrian mall rules, homeowner exemptions for property taxes and expansion of improvement districts.
Vice Chair Tupelo moved the measures on first reading; no objections were recorded and the items advanced to later committee hearings.
Bill 48 would address pedestrian malls in downtown Honolulu and codify related regulations. Fort Street…
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