On Friday, November 19, 2010, I’ll be on the faculty of “Integrating Water Law and Land Use Planning” in Honolulu. My session will cover “Water Rights, Property Rights and the Law of Settled Expectations.”
Other sessions include “Hawaiian Water Rights – Where Culture and the Law Merge,” “Amendments to the Instream Flow Standards in East and West Maui,” and “County of Hawaii Water Use and Development Plan.” The complete agenda is posted here.
Also on the faculty are my Damon Key colleague Christi-Anne Kudo Chock; Dr. Lawrence Miike, Commissioner on the State Commission on Water Resource Management; and Lawrence Beck, Civil Engineer with the County of Hawaii Department of Water Supply. Dr. Miike is a physician and attorney, and the author of Water and the Law in Hawaii (2004).
This seminar is usually held biannually, so this may be your last chance for a couple of years for a comprehensive one-day course on an often opaque and confusing subject.
Complete information, including registration fees and continuing education credits, is posted here. Hope you can join us.