Modernizes Hawaii's enterprise zone program to include local manufacturers, value-added agriculture, and healthcare services.
The bill aims to update Hawaii's enterprise zone program, established in 1986 to stimulate business growth and job creation. It allows additional activities within enterprise zones to qualify for benefits, including retail and wholesale activities by local manufacturers, processing of value-added agriculture products, and professional services by healthcare professionals. Medical cannabis dispensary activities are excluded. This update responds to changes in business models since the program's inception.
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