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Haw. Code R. § 11-200.1 32 : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH — GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL PROVISIONS — ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT RULES — RETROACTIVITY AND SEVERABILITY —200.1 32 - Retroactivity
(a) This chapter shall apply immediately upon taking effect, except as otherwise provided below.
(b) Chapter 11-200 shall continue to apply to environmental review of agency and applicant actions which began prior to the adoption of chapter 11-200.1, provided that:
(1) For EAs, if the draft EA was published by the office prior to the adoption of this chapter and has not received a determination within a period of five years from the implementation of this chapter, then the proposing agency or applicant must comply with the requirements of this chapter. All subsequent environmental review, including an EISPN must comply with this chapter.
(2) For EISs, if the EISPN was published by the office prior to the adoption of this chapter and the final EIS has not been accepted within five years from the implementation of this chapter, then the proposing agency or applicant must comply with the requirements of this chapter.
(3) A judicial proceeding pursuant to section
343-7, HRS, shall not count towards the five-year time period.
(c) Exemption lists that have received concurrence under chapter 11-200 may be used for a period of seven years after the adoption of this chapter, during which time the agency must revise its list and obtain concurrence from the council in conformance with this chapter.