Maui County has announced it will now allow factory-built housing as permanent dwellings in the Lahaina Burn Zone, implementing new procedures to expand housing options for fire survivors. The policy change aims to reduce construction costs and streamline the path from permitting to occupancy for affected families.
- Factory-built housing, defined as dwellings prefabricated or assembled off-site, can now be permitted as permanent housing in the Lahaina Burn Zone
- New procedures developed by the Department of Public Works aim to increase flexibility and reduce construction costs for rebuilding families
- Factory-built structures must follow updated regulations and policies to qualify for permanent housing permits
- The policy was developed in collaboration with the Mayor’s office and Maui County Council to expand housing opportunities
- Information and permits are available online, by phone, or in-person at the County Service Center in Kahului
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- Maui County: County DPW announces new procedures for factory-built housing in Lahaina Burn Zone
- Maui County: County DPW announces new procedures for factory-built housing in Lahaina Burn Zone
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