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Communications - Council Term
2002-2004
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045
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James S. Greenwell, Chair, Land Issues Committee, Hawaii Cattlemen's Council, Inc.
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Presented: Council - 11/10/05
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BIL 049 Draft 04 2002-2004
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\Council Records\Bills\2002-2004
COM 0118.000 2002-2004
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<br /> 11/05/04 14:1 FAX D LANIHAU L f~j003i ' <br /> James Arakaki, Chairman <br /> Hawai County Council <br /> Nove ber 5, 2004 <br /> Page 2 of 2 <br /> 19-60O - We support use of the listed factors to be considered in setting the <br /> approp 'ate ag use rates with the understanding that each unique crop or ag activity shall ~ <br /> have it own use rate (not just four rates, i.e. one for each of the four "general ag <br /> catego 'es" listed) and that there will be at least three rates for pasture in recognition of ~ <br /> the ve broad iange of potential gross revenues from ranching on a per-acre per-year i ~ <br /> basis.' You may recall for scow-calf operation, we have submitted data reflectingthat a ~ ~ I <br /> range. f from under $2.00 to over $225.00 per acre in gross revenue is a reasonable i ~I I <br /> Pa[una e.) <br /> 19-60O - e aze uncleaz on this provision and particulazly our reading of the II <br /> refere a to dedication constituting "a forfeiture on the part of the owner of any right to <br /> eh the use pf his or her land to a use other than commercial agriculture for a <br /> period of 10 years unless i ' <br /> We sup~rt the concept of a sliding scale rollback tax as a fair penalty for ~ <br /> breac g the t s of a dedication agreement. Farmers and ranchers, however, ae d the <br /> flexib' 'ty to be'able to freely change crop types including periodically resting pasts or <br /> laying roplands fallow consistent with goad resource management practices (see "failure <br /> to use d for 6 months" provision under 19-60(g)(2)(A). <br /> We thank the supporters of this bill for hearing our posifion in this regard and <br /> being's itive o the concerns we have raised. We remain at your disposal should we be <br /> able tQ sist er as a resource on this important matter. <br /> i <br /> Respectfully submitted, i j ~ <br /> j I <br /> es S. reenwell, Chair i <br /> ~ Iss s Committee ! <br /> JS'G•s i <br /> AV~Q ~il ?4efl Ldoo ~ i, i <br /> i i <br /> I 'i <br /> I <br /> i <br /> I <br /> i I <br /> I <br /> ~I <br /> it i <br /> I <br /> <br />
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