11-01-2021, 01:54 AM
HB1713 (2011) authorizes the State to mitigate albizia which pose a hazard to other properties; it requires that the Governor apply for a warrant to enter the premises, and allows that the Governor may seek recovery and reimbursement for costs incurred. Notice to the property owner must be given via registered mail with return receipt.
Right now the Governor is too busy playing Emperor with his emergency declarations, so don't expect much help there.
Because there aren't really any "rules" in Puna, I've been using a cordless drill and an eyedropper full of undiluted Milestone. So far none of the absentee-owned vacant lots have noticed, but I figure if they did complain, it wouldn't be a stretch to seek forgiveness -- an albizia-covered lot isn't worth much.
Right now the Governor is too busy playing Emperor with his emergency declarations, so don't expect much help there.
Because there aren't really any "rules" in Puna, I've been using a cordless drill and an eyedropper full of undiluted Milestone. So far none of the absentee-owned vacant lots have noticed, but I figure if they did complain, it wouldn't be a stretch to seek forgiveness -- an albizia-covered lot isn't worth much.