Pub. L. 102-141, tit. IV, sec. 12

Sec. 12. The Administrator of General Services shall submit to the Congress no later than September 30, 1992, an inventory of all the real property in Hawaii that is owned or controlled by any agency of the Federal Government, including the United States Department of Defense: Provided, That the Administrator of General Services shall submit an interim report no later than June 1, 1992 and shall compile all information including that received from the United States Department of Defense: Provided further, That the State of Hawaii shall cooperate to the fullest extent in the preparation of the inventory: Provided further, That the inventory shall identify and include: (1) ceded lands—title vested in the then territory of Hawaii, and nonceded territorial lands, title vested in the then territory of Hawaii; (2) ceded lands, title vested in the United States, but controlled and used by the then territory of Hawaii; (3) ceded lands formally set aside by Presidential Executive orders for use by the United States Government; (4) then territorial lands formally set aside by gubernatorial executive orders for use by the United States Government; (5) ceded lands under the control of the then territory of Hawaii, but used by the United States Government under permits and licenses; (6) nonceded lands and private lands acquired and used by the United States Government: Provided further, That for each property identified, the inventory shall provide: (1) an explanation of how the land was acquired, including the date of acquisition, the history and the current status of the title, an identification of all current encumbrances and leases, the expiration date of all leases, contracts and other agreements, and a record of the ceded lease fee or any other sums paid for the use of or title to the land; (2) the identity of past and present Federal users of the land, and a description of past and current use specifying which United States Government agency or department of the military has control of the property; (3) the obligations of the controlling United States Government agency or department of the military for the management and maintenance of the land.