Exempts diversified agriculture on former sugarcane lands in Hawaii from certain permitting requirements.
The bill amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to exempt agricultural enterprises practicing diversified agriculture on former sugarcane lands from permitting and site approval requirements. This exemption aims to reduce the loss of agricultural resources and promote diversified agriculture, including the production of forest products, coffee, taro, and livestock. The exemption does not apply to sugarcane or pineapple production or high-intensity animal husbandry operations. The bill takes effect upon approval.
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