Department of Land Management

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Department of
Land Management

Ka ʻOihana Hoʻokele ʻĀina

We protect, develop and manage properties that benefit all of Oʻahu. Our vision is a future of inclusivity and conservation. Among our duties, we oversee many homeless and affordable projects. And acquire lands to protect natural environments, historic and cultural sites, and significant habitats.

Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund Projects

The Clean Water and Natural Lands Advisory Commission was established by majority electorate vote of Charter Amendment Question No. 11 of the 2016 General Election. The function and Duties of the Commission are to review and approve procedures with respect to the Clean Water Natural Lands Fund.
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Hakipu'u Lo'i Kalo
Halewaiolu Senior Residences Groundbreaking

Asset Development Projects

Property Acquisitions, Housing Projects, RFP Projects
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Asset Management Division

The Asset Management Division is responsible for management of the City’s rental housing portfolio, miscellaneous assets and completed repairs and maintenance. 

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Powers, Duties, and Functions

  • Protect, develop, and manage city real property interests, except those under the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation.
  • Prepare and maintain a perpetual inventory of city real property interests, including all lands owned, leased, rented or controlled by the city.
  • Consult with, and advise executive departments and agencies on best practices in land management, property management, and conservation and stewardship with respect to city real property interests under the jurisdiction of executive departments and agencies.
  • Develop and implement land management plans, property management plans, and conservation and stewardship plans for all city real property interests that are not under the jurisdiction of any executive department or agency or when requested by any executive department or agency.
  • Review and negotiate any transaction or activity that will result in real property interests being added to the city's inventory, including, but not limited to acquisitions funded by the city's Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund and dedications of real property interests to the city.
  • Recommend, review, and negotiate any transaction or activity relating to city real property interests, with particular focus on Transit Oriented Development (TOD) special districts, except those under the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation, including, but not limited to public-private partnership agreements, development agreements, purchase and sale agreements, leases, licenses, and concessions.

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