Section 15-6-6 - Zone selection criteria and other requirements(a) In its recommendations to the governor, the department shall consider the economic condition of the area, the potential benefits which may accrue to the State and counties from business and industrial development in the area, and the need and potential for job creation in the area.(b) A maximum of six areas in each county may be designated as enterprise zones.(c) If any portion of an area designated as a state enterprise zone is subsequently included in an area designated as an enterprise zone by an agency of the federal government, the state enterprise zone shall be enlarged to include the area designated by the federal government.(d) Upon designation of an area as an enterprise zone, the State and any agency of a political subdivision that owns any land within the enterprise zone may make available for sale or lease, under appropriate law, all land within the zone not designated or targeted for public use with the condition that it be developed as defined in this chapter. No public land shall be sold or leased if the intended purpose of the sale or lease is real estate speculation. [Eff 11/3/90; am and comp2/28/2015] (Auth: HRS § 209E-8) (Imp: HRS § 209E-4)