SB1251

Establishes uniform standards for agricultural tourism activities in Hawaii.

The bill aims to create a consistent framework for agricultural tourism activities across Hawaii. It defines agricultural tourism as activities conducted on a farming operation for the enjoyment, education, or involvement of visitors. These activities must be accessory and secondary to the principal agricultural use and must coexist with a bona fide agricultural activity. The bill requires agricultural tourism activities to be registered with the county planning commission and mandates that they terminate upon the cessation of the agricultural activity.