Haw. Code R. § 11-118-14 - Permit to disinter unidentified remains, other than armed forces members, from a known place of burial
(a) If an applicant
seeks to disinter one or more sets of unidentified remains that are known to be
or are discovered to be in a known place of burial, the applicant shall contact
the department of land and natural resources for a determination of whether the
remains are under the jurisdiction of the department of land and natural
resources. If the department of land and natural resources determines it does
not have jurisdiction over the remains, the applicant shall obtain a written
statement from the department of land and natural resources that it does not
have jurisdiction over the remains, and may proceed to request a permit from
the department, as follows:
(b) The
applicant shall submit the following to the department;
(1) A written statement from the department
of land and natural resources that it does not have jurisdiction over the
remains;
(2) Documentation that the
property owner knows about the remains and has authorized
disinterment;
(3) An application
that includes all of the information required by section 11-118-7, to the
extent that the information is known;
(4) Documented attempts to determine the
identity of the remains;
(5)
Documented attempts to notify the next of kin of the remains, including but not
limited to published notice in a newspaper(s) of Statewide
distribution;
(6) An estimate of
how many sets of remains are located in the burial place;
(7) A plan for disposition of the remains,
once disinterred; and
(8) Any other
information requested by the department.
(c) The department reserves the right to
require the applicant to hire professional surveyors, archeologists, or other
experts to help determine the appropriateness of disinterment, at the
applicant's own expense;
(d) The
department reserves the right to request law enforcement involvement or
assistance from other appropriate agencies; and
(e) The department reserves the right to deny
a permit if any of the requirements of this chapter are not satisfied.
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