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Lanai beneficiaries press DHHL on succession paperwork, lot cleanup and accessibility
Summary
During public testimony at the Nov. 1 Hawaiian Homes Commission meeting, Lanai residents raised concerns about lost successor paperwork, dumped junk on lots, kupuna housing eligibility and accessibility, and asked for clearer local procedures and assistance from DHHL staff.
Multiple Lanai beneficiaries used the public comment period at the Nov. 1 meeting to press DHHL staff on operational issues after staff presentations.
Several speakers described challenges with successorship paperwork after the death of a parent. One attendee said family successor documents had been lost and asked whether the family could refile; DHHL staff responded that extra lots and staff follow-up should allow rectification and that families should resubmit successor documentation so staff can reissue leases where appropriate. A speaker asked if there is a deadline…
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