Hawaii HB1323 mandates the transfer of non-agricultural park lands to the Department of Agriculture for agricultural use.
Hawaii HB1323 requires the Department of Agriculture to accept and manage certain non-agricultural park lands, ensuring they are suitable for agricultural activities. This transfer aims to promote the long-term productive use of public lands for agriculture, in line with the Hawaii State Constitution. The bill specifies that lands currently under the Department of Land and Natural Resources, intended for agricultural purposes, should be transferred to the Department of Agriculture.
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