SB3298 establishes uniform standards for agricultural tourism activities in Hawaii.
SB3298 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to create statewide, uniform standards for agricultural tourism activities. The bill defines agricultural tourism activities as those conducted on a farming operation for the enjoyment, education, or involvement of visitors. It mandates that these activities be registered with the county planning department and must coexist with bona fide agricultural activities. Counties are required to adopt ordinances regulating agricultural tourism, including requirements for access to farms and accessory facilities.
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