Hawaii HB1703 amends land use regulations to honor the state's ranching and cowboy culture by authorizing rodeos on agricultural lands.

Hawaii HB1703 amends land use regulations to recognize the state's rich ranching history and cowboy culture. The bill authorizes rodeos on agricultural lands, allowing for livestock-handling and horsemanship events that reflect customary ranching practices. It also permits agricultural education programs, agricultural tourism, and other activities that promote agricultural knowledge and understanding. The bill restricts certain uses on agricultural lands, such as prohibiting landfill units on highly productive soils in populous counties.

Hawaii HB1703 amends land use regulations to honor the state's ranching and cowboy culture by authorizing rodeos on agricultural lands.

Hawaii HB1703 amends land use regulations to recognize the state's rich ranching history and cowboy culture. The bill authorizes rodeos on agricultural lands, allowing for livestock-handling and horsemanship events that reflect customary ranching practices. It also permits agricultural education programs, agricultural tourism, and other activities that promote agricultural knowledge and understanding. The bill restricts certain uses on agricultural lands, such as prohibiting landfill units on highly productive soils in populous counties.