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Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2022-2024
Bill/Resolution
043
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02
Introducer
Heather Kimball, Council Member and Cindy Evans, Council Member
Referred To
COUNCIL
Action 1
Council: Bill 43, Draft 2, postponed to the June 21, 2023, Council Meeting - 05/03/23
Action 2
Council: Bill 43, Draft 2, amended to Draft 3 - 06/21/23
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(3) Lands classified as tree farm property pursuant to chapter 186, Hawaii Revised <br /> Statutes, shall be considered for classification and valuation as agricultural. <br /> (4) The portion of land that is not dedicated for long-term commercial agriculture use <br /> shall be assessed based on the proportional market value of the total property. <br /> (5) A farm dwelling site shall be assessed at the highest commercial agricultural use <br /> value,provided that the maximum farm dwelling site area to be assessed at the <br /> highest commercial agriculture use value shall not exceed one-fourth acre. <br /> (d) [Ge mer-eial] Long-term commercial agricultural use dedication petition. <br /> (1) If any owner desires to dedicate the owner's land for a long-term commercial <br /> agricultural use and to have the land taxed [as]at its assessed value in this use,the <br /> owner shall so petition the director of finance and declare in the petition that the land <br /> can best be used for the purpose for which the owner requests permission and that if <br /> the petition is approved the land will be used for this purpose. The director [nmy <br /> ] shall <br /> require an Internal Revenue Service schedule F (form 1040) or State department of <br /> taxation form G-49 from the previous tax year as evidence of long-term commercial <br /> agricultural use. <br /> (2) The director shall prescribe the form of the petition[...] that shall include at least one of <br /> the following: <br /> (A) A farm plan; <br /> (B) Documentation of organic certification from the U.S. Department of <br /> Agriculture; <br /> (C) A plan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture,Natural Resources <br /> Conservation Service; <br /> (D) Documentation of food safety certification from the U.S. Department of <br /> Agriculture; or <br /> (E) Receipts demonstrating an investment of a minimum of$10,000 in farm <br /> equipment, fertilizers, or soil amendments for use on the subject property. <br /> (3) The petition shall be filed with the director of finance by September 1 of any calendar <br /> year and shall be approved or disapproved by December 15. If approved, dedication <br /> shall be effective on July 1 of the following tax year. <br /> (4) The petition for long-term commercial agricultural use dedication must be signed by <br /> all owners of the land being dedicated. <br /> (5) A recorded lessee of the land with a term of five or more years remaining from the <br /> date of the petition and who is responsible for payment of the real property tax shall <br /> also be deemed an owner of the land within these provisions. <br /> (6) Action by director on petition. <br /> (A) Upon receipt of a petition as provided above, the director shall make a finding of <br /> fact as to whether the land in the petition area is reasonably well suited for the <br /> intended use. The finding shall include and be based upon the productivity <br /> ratings of the land in those uses for which it is best suited, a study of the <br /> ownership, size of operating unit, the present use of surrounding similar lands <br /> and other criteria as may be appropriate. <br /> (B) The director shall also make a finding of fact as to whether the intended use is in <br /> conflict with the [overall] general plan and any applicable communitX <br /> development plan of the [State and] County, provided that, [fof lands in a zone <br /> 4 <br />
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