Section 10-4-58 - Implementation(a) Budgets, legislation, rules, procedures, land dispositions and other implementing actions shall be guided by the plans. The chairman shall develop a rational overall strategy to prioritize and allocate resources and present this strategy to the commission in the first year of the chairman's term, which the chairman may amend and present to the commission as needed from time to time. The overall strategy should: link budgets to policies, programs, and plans; establish homestead and revenue-generation development priorities; identify disposition strategies for unencumbered lands; and identify high priority regional plan projects that are likely to be implemented within the timeframe covered by the strategy.(b) Fiscal implementation. The department shall maintain a multi-year capital improvement program to be updated annually and approved by a majority vote of the commission. The funded projects shall be consistent with the plans and overall strategy. The budget shall identify existing and potential funding sources that would be considered. The operational budget shall be reasonably consistent with the plans and overall strategy.(c) Legal implementation. Legal implementation mechanisms include, without limitation, legislative amendments to the act; adoption, amendment, or repeal of administrative rules; and adoption of internal procedures. The chairman may pursue any of these mechanisms guided by the plans and overall strategy, with final approval by a majority vote of the commission.(d) Land dispositions. The land dispositions issued by the department and approved by a majority vote of the commission shall be guided by the general plan, island plans, overall strategy, and any other applicable plan or policy adopted by the commission, and aligned with the land uses identified in the island lands.[Eff and comp 8/25/2018] (Auth: HHC Act §222) (Imp: HHC Act, all)