Haw. Code R. § 11-200.1-30 - Supplemental environmental impact statements
(a) An EIS
that is accepted with respect to a particular action is usually qualified by
the size, scope, location, intensity, use, and timing of the action, among
other things. An EIS that is accepted with respect to a particular action shall
satisfy the requirements of this chapter and no supplemental EIS for that
proposed action shall be required, to the extent that the action has not
changed substantively in size, scope, intensity, use, location, or timing,
among other things. If there is any change in any of these characteristics
which may have a significant effect, the original EIS that was changed shall no
longer be valid because an essentially different action would be under
consideration and a supplemental EIS shall be prepared and reviewed as provided
by this chapter. As long as there is no change in a proposed action resulting
in individual or cumulative impacts not originally disclosed, the EIS
associated with that action shall be deemed to comply with this
chapter.
(b) The accepting
authority or approving agency in coordination with the original accepting
authority shall be responsible for determining whether a supplemental EIS is
required. This determination will be submitted to the office for publication in
the periodic bulletin. Proposing agencies or applicants shall prepare for
public review supplemental EISs whenever the proposed action for which an EIS
was accepted has been modified to the extent that new or different
environmental impacts are anticipated. A supplemental EIS shall be warranted
when the scope of an action has been substantially increased, when the
intensity of environmental impacts will be increased, when the mitigating
measures originally planned will not be implemented, or where new circumstances
or evidence have brought to light different or likely increased environmental
impacts not previously dealt with.
(c) The contents of the supplemental EIS
shall be the same as required by this chapter for the EIS and may incorporate
by reference unchanged material from the same; however, in addition, it shall
fully document the proposed changes from the original EIS, including changes in
ambient conditions or available information that have a bearing on a proposed
action or its impacts, the positive and negative aspects of these changes, and
shall comply with the content requirements of subchapter 10 as they relate to
the changes.
(d) The requirements
of the thirty-day consultation, public notice filing, distribution, the
forty-five-day public review, comments and response, and acceptance procedures,
shall be the same for the supplemental EIS as is prescribed by this chapter for
an EIS.
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