Hawaii SB1325 amends the definition of "enterprise" to include businesses engaged in agricultural tourism.
Hawaii SB1325 modifies the definition of "enterprise" in Hawaii Revised Statutes to include businesses engaged in agricultural tourism. This change allows businesses that conduct commercial activities on working farms for visitors' enjoyment, education, or involvement to qualify as enterprises. The bill also defines "agricultural tourism" as commercial activity on a farm that is secondary to the principal agricultural use and does not interfere with surrounding farm operations. The changes will take effect upon approval.
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