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HCDA extends lease with state Department of Law Enforcement through 2030 and approves rent increase
Summary
The Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority authorized an amendment to the lease with the state Department of Law Enforcement (formerly Department of Public Safety) to extend use of a secured lot at 240 Keʻeaumoku/Kiʻaʻahu Street for up to five years through May 31, 2030, and approved a market rent increase up to $85,000 annually.
The Hawaiʻi Community Development Authority on April 2 approved an amendment extending a lease with the State Department of Law Enforcement for a secured, paved lot at 240 Kiʻaʻe Street (TMK 1-2-015-004-3 portions) and authorized an increase in rent.
Lindsay Doy, asset manager for HCDA, told the board the leased area is a roughly 23,000-square-foot paved lot used by the state for sheriff processing and related activities. "They've been there since June 2010," Doy said, and the department had delayed plans to build a replacement facility. The department…
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