Hawaii SB2161 amends land use regulations to permit rodeos and other cultural activities on agricultural lands.
Hawaii SB2161 modifies land use regulations to allow rodeos and other cultural activities on agricultural lands. The bill permits activities such as livestock-handling competitions, horsemanship exhibitions, and cultural events on lands classified as agricultural districts. It also allows for agricultural tourism, overnight accommodations, and educational programs on agricultural lands. The bill restricts certain uses on lands with specific soil classifications and mandates the restoration of disturbed earth after solar energy facilities are decommissioned.
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