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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0979.008 2014-2016 Phone No. Hilo: (808)961-8027, Margaret Wille . .•:.:-;;#11.51f Council Member Phone No. Waimea: (808)887-2043 •� �6i!' `' District 9-North and South Kohala Fax No.: (808)887-2072 �....� * E-Mail: mwille@co.hawaii.hi.us HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL County of Hawai i Hawai'i County Building Holomua Center West Hawai`i Civic Center Bldg.A 25 Aupuni Street 64-1067 Mamalahoa Highway,Suite C-5 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Hwy. Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Waimea, Hawai'i 96743 Kailua-Kona, Hawai'i,96740 49 I �lr TO: Dru Mamo Kanuha, Council Chair tie And Members of the Hawai`i County Council FROM: Margaret Wille, Council Member DATE: October 14, 2016 SUBJECT: Bill No. 227—Agricultural Tourism Please find attached the following additional information for use during the Bill 227, Draft 2 discussion on October 18, 2016. 1. Hawai`i County Code—Chapter 25 regarding Agricultural Tourism Zoning 2. Hawai`i State laws regarding Agricultural Tourism Zoning 3. Hawai`i County Planning Department form regarding Agricultural Tourism Certification Thank you. MW/dh att comm.No, ` i t•g Ref.To: ['I Ref.Date Det.g zoLL Serving the Interests of the People of Our Island Hawai`i County Is An Equal Opportunity Provider And Employer Article 1. General Provisions. Section 2544. corti6-- Title. ' .. *eV t=---~�'dme isshall be known as the zoning provisions of this chapter, inclusive of any amen code. (1996, Ord.No. 96-160, sec. 2; ratified April 6, 1999.) Section 25-1-2. Scope, purposes and applicability. (a) This chapter shall be applied and administered within the framework of the general plan which is a long-range, comprehensive, general plan prepared to guide the overall future development of the County. (b) For the purpose of promoting health, safety, morals, or the general welfare of the County, this chapter regulates and restricts the height, size of buildings, and other structures, the percentage of a building site that may be occupied, off-street parking, setbacks, size of yards, courts, and other open spaces, the density of population, and the location and use of buildings, structures, and land for trade, industry, residence, or other purposes. Should any conflict between this chapter and other parts of the Code exist, this chapter shall prevail. Section 25-1-5. Definitions. (a) Building construction and development terms that are not defined in this chapter shall be given their respective definitions as found in the building code(chapter 5). (b) The following words and phrases, unless the context otherwise requires, are defined as follows: "Accessory building" means a building, no more than twenty feet in height, detached from and subordinate to a main building or main use on the same building site and used for the purposes customarily incidental to those of the main building or use. "Accessory use" means a use which is customarily associated with and subordinate to the main or principal use and which is located on the same building site as the main or principal use. "Adult day care home" means a private residence, approved by the state, providing supportive and protective care, without overnight accommodations, to a limited number of adult disabled or aged persons. The term shall not include day care centers for elderly, disabled and aged persons as defined by chapter 346, part IV, Hawaii Revised Statutes, as amended. "Agricultural activities" means income producing activities or uses as characterized by the cultivation of crops, including but not limited to flowers, vegetables, foliage, fruits, forage, and timber; and farming or ranching activities or uses related to animal husbandry, aquaculture, or game and fish propagation. �....-• "Agricultural products processing, major" means activities involving a variety of operations on crops or livestock which may generate dust, noise, odors, pollutants or visual impacts that could adversely affect adjacent properties. These uses include, but are not limited to, slaughterhouses, mills, refineries, canneries and milk processing plants. "Agricultural products processing, minor" means activities used for crop production, which are not regulated as major agricultural products processing and which involve a variety of operations on crops after harvest to prepare them for market, or further processing and packaging at a distance from the agricultural area. Included activities are cleaning, milling, pulping, drying, roasting, hulling, storing, packing, honey processing, poi-making, selling and other similar activities. Also included are the facilities or buildings related to such activities. �-- "Agricultural tourism" means visitor-related commercial activities or periodic special events designed to promote agricultural activities conducted on a working farm, ranch, or agricultural products processing facility. 3 n n ofit 7 , arM k ..m... out,',,i,,a: ...„," rova . l✓� ; Lde Division 7.Plan App Section 25-2-70. Purpose. Plan approval provides a method of allowing closerinspection rnce�withcertain the general plan, to assureinspection that the all development in certain districts in order to ensure ca intent and purpose of this chapter are carried out, and to ensure pertinent conditions of previous approvals related to the development have been implemented. (1996, Ord.No. 96-160, sec. 2; ratified April 6, 1999.) Section 25-2-71. Applicability; plan approval required. (a) Plan approval shall berequired prior to the construction or installation of any new structure or in all tricts except the p , RA, devela ment or any addition to an existing structure or devepent le-familysdwell ng andiany accessory FA, A and IA districts, and except for the construction buildings per lot. ty c 0 ,., Section 25-2-72. Application fa` plan approval; ..quirements. An application for plan. approva form approved for such purpose by the director and shall be accompanied by: (1) A site plan,drawn to scale and fully dimensioned indicating clearly the following information: (A) The location and dimension of the building site; (B) The location,size,height, and use of all existing and proposed structures; (C) All yards and open spaces; (D) Location, height, and material of all fences and walls; (E) The standard of improvement and location, n loading fad size of vi ties includingr pointsof and on-site circulation of all off-street parking and access thereto from adjoining streets; (F) The location, general nature, and type, and protection or shielding devices of all exterior lighting; (0) All proposed landscaping and planting; and (H) All proposed street dedication and improvement if any. ?) Any other information required by rules adopted by the director in accordance with chapter 91, ( Hawai`i Revised Statutes. roved by the director of public works, where plan (3) A site drainage plan [under section 27-20] app approval is required under section 25-2-71(a), (c)(2) and (c)(5), (d), (e), or (fl. The site drainage plan shall comply with section 27-20(a) and (b) and section 27-24, and shall include a storm water disposal system to contain runoff caused by the proposed l ownlopin elle te department of public, within the se boundaries, works up to the expected one-hour, ten year storm event, "Storm Drainage Standards," dated October 1970, or any approved revision, unless those standards specify a greater recurrence interval.. The amount of Standardscted �ff d ted Octoberhall be a1970�coror any to the department of public works "Storm Drainage approved revision, or by any nationally-recognized method meeting with the approval of the s. Storm director of public works. Runoff calculatiol �ationshall basin�eorhathefer approved fects of all i�filtrationtrnethods. water shall be disposed into drywells, infiltration The development shall not alter the general dm 2007, Ord11Nbove ve or belseow 3 the e development. (1996, Ord.No. 96-160, sec. 2; ratified April 6, `tea <w<: r. - 25-25 SUPP. 15 (1-2013) Section 25-2-75. Plan approval alication requirements for agricultural totirlatn. In addition to the application requirements for plan approval contained in section 25-2-72, an application for plan approval for agricultural tourism operations shall include sufficient information to ensure the following provisions are met: (1) A statement whether the operation will allow visits by buses; (2) Adequate off street parking, loading/unloading, and turn-around space to accommodate all specified tour transportation modes, including buses, if they are allowed, shall be provided and shown on the site plan; (3) The subject property must have an existing legal access to a public highway, which may be via a private road or easement, and new driveways shall meet applicable county or state standards; (4) New and existing facilities to be utilized principally for the agricultural tourism activity shall be clearly indicated on the plot plan and shall not exceed one thousand square feet in total area, not including parking and vehicular accesses; and (5) Proof, acceptable to the director, of income from agricultural activities and/or agricultural products processing,or investment, as required under section 25-4-15(d)(1). (2008, Ord. No. 08-155, sec. 4.) Section 25-2-76. Action on plan approval application. (a) The director may issue plan approval subject to conditions or changes in the proposal which, in the director's opinion, are necessary to carry out and further the purposes of this chapter and the considerations contained in section 25-2-77. (b) The director may only issue plan approval for a telecommunication antenna or tower if the proposed use meets all of the conditions contained in sections 25-2-77 and 25-4-12, and if the applicant provides all verification required under section 25-2-74. (c) The director may only issue plan approval for a temporary model home or real estate office if the proposed use meets all of the conditions in section 25-2-77 and 25-4-8. SUPP. 15 (1-2013) 25-25.1 (1-606t / CVOS, -P\-V1/4k.c. .z, C.,;(z f\-Q7\c(VshaN Phpfro:1\11--PQ.CAP." \)5 ---> Section 25-4-15. Agricultural tourism. (a) Agricultural tourism is permitted as an accessory use to agricultural processing facilities in the CG, CDII, CV, CN, ML, MG, and IvICX districts. (b) Agricultural tourism is permitted as an accessory use to agricultural activities and agricultural processing facilities in the A, FA, IA, RA, and APD districts, subject to plan approval and in conformance with section 25-4-15(d). (c) Agricultural tourism activities in A, FA, IA, RA, and APD districts that do not conform to section 25-4- 15(d) shall obtain a special permit in the state land use agricultural or rural districts, or a use permit in the state land use urban district. (d) Agricultural tourism operations shall comply with the following regulations: (I) The agricultural activity or agricultural products processing facility must have a minimum of $10,000 in verifiable gross sales, exclusive of any income from agricultural tourism activities or any other non-agricultural activities, for the year preceding the commencement of the agricultural tourism activity or, in the case of a new agricultural activity or agricultural products processing facility, provide evidence to the director's satisfaction that sufficient investment has been made in the planting of crops, acquisition of livestock, or construction of agricultural products processing facilities, that the agricultural activity or agricultural processing facility will achieve the minimum required gross sales; (2) Agricultural tourism activities shall not commence prior to 8:00 a.m. or continue past 6:00 p.m. daily; (3) The agricultural tourism operation shall have a maximum of thirty thousand visitors annually; (4) All visitor and employee parking, loading/unloading, and vehicular turn-around areas shall be located off-street; (5) The total area of spaces, including covered decks, lanais, tents or canopies, and gazebos, whether newly constructed or within existing structures,to be utilized principally for the agricultural tourism activity,but not including parking and vehicular access areas, shall not exceed one thousand square feet; (6) Gross revenues from agricultural tourism shall not exceed the gross revenues of the associated agricultural activity and/or agricultural products processing facility, including revenues from adjacent parcels under the same ownership, except where it can be demonstrated to the director's satisfaction that the gross agricultural products/processing income is less than fifty percent of the total income due to unforeseen environmental or economic conditions for not more than two consecutive years, or, in the case of a new agricultural activity or agricultural products processing facility, that sufficient investment has been made so that it is reasonable to project that the operation's gross revenues from agricultural tourism will not exceed fifty percent of gross revenues, and provided further, that the sale of all items which include agricultural products grown or processed by the associated agricultural activity or agricultural processing facility shall be included in the gross revenues of the associated agricultural activity or agricultural processing facility; (7) Sales of agricultural products grown on the island of Hawai`i, and processed agricultural products where the main ingredient was grown on the island of Hawaii shall be allowed as part of the agricultural tourism operation. Incidental sales of non-agricultural promotional items, including but not limited to, coffee mugs,tee shirts,etc., shall be permitted provided: (A) The items are specifically promotional to the site's agricultural activities and/or product; and 25-34.1 SUPP. 7 (1-2009) 25-4-15 HAWAII COUNTY CODE (B) The gross revenues from the sale of non-agricultural promotional items shall be included with the gross revenues from the agricultural tourism activities; (8) Agricultural tourism in the A, FA, IA, and RA districts shall not include weddings, parties, restaurants, schools, catered events, or overnight accommodations, unless allowed by special permit or use permit; and (9) Annual events that promote an agricultural industry or agricultural area, and organized on a not-for- profit basis, are permitted in the A, FA, IA, RA, and APD districts without plan approval. (e) Any agricultural tourism activity that is not in compliance with the regulations under section 25-4-15(d) or appropriately permitted as provided by section 25-4-15(c) shall be considered illegal under this chapter, unless otherwise noted herein. (f) Any agricultural tourism activity in the A, IA, FA, R.A., or APD districts, existing prior to the effective date of this section and conforming to the standards contained in section 25-4-15(d) and that has not received plan approval, may continue such use until May 20, 2010. After this date, continued use without having received plan approval shall be considered illegal under this chapter. (g) Any agricultural tourism activity in the A, IA, FA, RA, or APD districts, that does not conform to the standards in section 25-4-15(d), and which has not previously received a special permit or use permit for such activity, may continue such use until May 20, 2010, and, if an application for a special permit or a use permit has been received and accepted by May 20,2010,may continue such use until final action has been taken on the application. After May 20, 2010, or denial of the application, whichever occurs later, continued use shall be considered illegal under this chapter. (h) Any agricultural tourism activity that is currently operated under a special permit may continue to operate under the terms and conditions of the special permit, or apply to void the special permit and, if the permit is voided, operate under the standards of section 25-4-15(d). (i) An agricultural tourism activity that obtains plan approval,but becomes non-compliant with the standards of section 25-4-15(d)because of an increase in the number of visitors, shall apply for a special permit, but may continue to operate until a final decision is made on the special permit application. (j) An agricultural tourism activity which has received plan approval shall submit financial records to the director on request to verify compliance and shall maintain a count of visitors which shall be furnished to the director on request. (k) The director may use observations of visitor arrivals, including bus traffic, in estimating whether an agricultural tourism activity complies with section 25-4-15(d)(3), and may require that an activity allowed with plan approval apply for a special permit based on such observations. In that case, the activity may continue until a final decision is made on the special permit. (2008,Ord. No. 08-155, sec. 9; Am. 2009,Ord.No. 09-143, sec. 2.) Intentionally left blank. SUPP. 9 (1-2010) 25-34.2 (112_1) §205-5 Zoning. *** il (b) Within agricultural districts, uses compatibletoshtahlel beapermitted; provided de- scribed in section 205-2 as determined by the commission provided that accessory agricultural uses and servicesdeszcornibinegd ionrdsencitainocnes.2E0a50-h2 and 21. =7--,4,ayb_e_fur.ther denned by each county by for coun shalla,;opt ordinances setting forth PrZZE-dbres andTeTilie-msei2nh(s—Ti- t, cludin: ons for enforcement, penalties, amnduses admand inistraactivitiestiveovas ean r the review and permitting of azicultural tourism acces- sory use on a working farm, or farming operation as defined in section 165-2. Ordinances shall include but not be limited to: (1) Requirements for access to a farm. including road width, road sur- face, and parking; (2) Requirements and restrictions for accessory facilities connected with the farming operation, including gift shops and restaurants; (3) Activities that may be offered by the farming operation for visitors; (4) Days and hours of operation; and (5) Automatic termination of the accessory use upon the cessation of the farming operation. Each county may require an environmental assessment under chapter 343 as a condition to any agricultural tourism use and activity. Other uses may be al- lowed by special permits issued pursuant to this chapter. The minimum lot size in agricultural districts shall be determined by each county by zoning ordinance, subdivision ordinance,or other lawful means;provided that the minimum lot size for any agricultural use shall not be less than one acre,except as provided herein. If the county finds that unreasonable economic hardship to the owner or lessee of land cannot otherwise be prevented or where land utilization is improved, the county may allow lot sizes of less than the minimum lot size as specified by law for lots created by a consolidation of existing lots within an agricultural district and the resubdivision thereof;provided that the consolidation and resubdivision do not result in an increase in the number of lots over the number existing prior to consolidation;and provided further that in no event shall a lot which is equal to or exceeds the minimum lot size of one acre be less than that minimum after the consolidation and resubdivision action. The county may also allow lot sizes of less than the minimum lot size as specified by law for lots created or used for plantation community subdivisions as defined in section 205-4.5(a)(12), for public, private, and quasi-public utility purposes, and for lots resulting from the subdivision of abandoned roadways and railroad easements. T2s &,O - r2 e _o 1 etd,rKiliti- — 9 o (c�� clgricol "(1 his i s ,1 i; se -- (d) A4.941114.- ddislrjc.„Lshall_ include: '' of (1) Activities or uses as characterized by the cultivation of crops, crops },,I in for bioenergy, orchards, forage, and forestry; ,, all (2) Farming activities or uses related to animal husbandry and game and r ''' at fish propagation; .: in i (3) Aquaculture, which means the production of aquatic plant and ani- I �, 'he mal life within ponds and other bodies of water; ; ers (4) Wind generated energy production for public, private, and commer- l be cial use; II.11 Six (5) Biofuel production, as described in section 205-4.5(a)(16), for public, h 1r private, and commercial use; 1 "'� nic (6) Solar energy facilities;provided that: '1 ;CC- (A) This paragraph shall apply only to land with soil classified by theli,1 land study bureau's detailed land classification as overall (mas- I1 ;t .ies, ter)productivity rating class B, C, D, or E; and ;: icer (B) Solar energy facilities placed within land with soil classified as . 1 Rall overall productivity rating class B or C shall not occupy more + %'' ake than ten per cent of the acreage of the parcel,or twenty acres of d ; ;a y land, whichever is lesser, unless a special use permit is granted r and pursuant to section 205-6; ules (7) Bona fide agricultural services and uses that support the agricultural ' 4 ;nts, activities of the fee or leasehold owner of the property and acces- �� the sory to any of the above activities, regardless of whether conducted �;l 193, on the same premises as the agricultural activities to which they are ; 1'`. §8; accessory,including farm dwellings as defined in section 205-4.5(a)(4), 1; qj employee housing, farm buildings, mills, storage facilities, processing 1 lil facilities.photovoltaic,biogas,and other small-scale renewable energy 1; systems producing energy solely for use in the agricultural activities of I �''� >rdi- the fee or leasehold owner of the property, agricultural-energy facili- t) !1 ,, ed. ties as defined in section 205-4.5(a)(17), hydroelectric facilities in ac- „ ,,, . ition cordance with section 205-4.5(a)(23). vehicle and equipment storage .,E`}},R, per- areas, and plantation community subdivisions as defined in section ( l'4 205-4.5(a)(12): _i. low (8) Wind machines and wind farms; �.� acre, (91 Small-scale meteorological. air quality, noise.and other scientific and i ,i; areas environmental data collection and monitoring facilities occupying less ` ' E level than one-half acre of land: provided that these facilities shall riot be i �t, nsity used as or equipped for use as living quarters or dwellings; ,':(I , the (10) Agricultural parks: 113 1 `'” .."- PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Agricultural tourism conducted on a working farm, or a farming op- eration as defined in section 165-2, for the enjoyment, education, or involvement of visitors;provided that the agricultural tourism activity is accessory and secondary to the principal agricultural use and does not interfere with surrounding farm operations; and provided further that this paragraph shall apply only to a county that has adopted or- dinances regulating agricultural tourism under section 205-5; (12) Agricultural tourism activities, including overnight accommodations of twenty-one days or less, for any one stay within a county; provid- ed that this paragraph shall apply only to a county that includes at least three islands and has adopted ordinances regulating agricultural tourism activities pursuant to section 205-5; provided further that the agricultural tourism activities coexist with a bona fide agricultural activity. For the purposes of this paragraph, "bona fide agricultural activity"means a farming operation as defined in section 165-2; (13) Open area recreational facilities; (14) Geothermal resources exploration and geothermal resources develop- ment, as defined under section 182-1;and • gricultural-based commercial operations, including: (A) A roadside stand that is not an enclosed structure, owned and operated by a producer for the display and sale of agricultural products grown in Hawaii and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawaii; (B) Retail activities in an enclosed structure owned and operated by a producer for the display and sale of agricultural products grown in Hawaii, value-added products that were produced us- ing agricultural products grown in Hawaii, logo items related to the producer's agricultural operations,and other food items;and (C) A retail food establishment owned and operated by a producer and permitted under title 1 1, chapter 12 of the rules of the de- partment of health that prepares and serves food at retail using products grown in Hawaii and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawaii. The owner of an agricultural-based commercial operation shall cer- tify, upon request of an officer or agent charged with enforcement of this chapter under section 205-12, that the agricultural products displayed or sold by the operation meet the requirements of this paragraph. Agricultural districts shall not include golf courses and golf driving ranges, ex- cept as provided in section 205-4.5(d). Agricultural districts include areas that are not used for, or that are not suited to, agricultural and ancillary activities by reason of topography, soils, and other related characteristics. (e) Conservation dis 'cts shall include ar;pis necessary for protecting wa- tersheds and water sources; pr erving scenic , d historic areas; providing park lands, wilderness, and beach reserves; conse ng indigenous or endemic plants, fish, and wildlife, including those which are reatened or endangered; prevent- ing floods and soil erosion: forestry; opep 'ace areas whose existing openness, natural condition,or present state of use,' .retained, would enhance the present or potential value of abutting or surrou ding,communities, or would maintain or enhance the conservation of natur or sce'ttic resources; areas of value for recreational purposes: other related a ivities; anther permitted uses not det- rimental to a multiple use conservati n concept.Conservation districts shall also 114 = y - County of Hawaii Planning Department 'r�;,y;-° r'•, www.cohplanningdept.com • ptanning®co.hawaii.hi.us East Hawaii Office• 101 Pauahi Street,Suite 3 • Hilo,Hawai`i 96720 Phone(808)961-8288 • Fax(808)961-8742 '+or"-• West Hawaii Office • 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole Hwy • Kail'ua-Kona,Hawai`i 96740 Phone(808)323-4770 Fax(808)327-3563 AGRICULTURAL-BASED COMMERCIAL OPERATION CERTIFICATION Agricultural-based commercial operations are allowed on all County of Hawai`i zoned lands within the State Land Use AGRICULTURAL district. Hawai`i Revised Statutes(HRS),Chapter 205-2(d)(15) states: "d) Agricultural districts shall include: ....(15) Agricultural-based commercial operations, including: (A) A roadside stand that is not an enclosed structure, owned and operated by a producer for the display and sale of agricultural products grown in Hawaii and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawai'i; (B) Retail activities in an enclosed structure owned and operated by a producer for the display and sale of agricultural products grown in Hawai'i, value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawai'i, logo items related to the producer's agricultural operations, and other food items; and (C) A retail food establishment owned and operated by a producer and permitted under Title 11, Chapter 12 of the rules of the Department of Health that prepares and serves food at retail using products grown in Hawaii and value-added products that were produced using agricultural products grown in Hawai'i. The owner of an agricultural-based commercial operation shall certify, upon request of an officer or agent charged with enforcement of this chapter under section 205-12, that the agricultural products displayed or sold by the operation meets the requirements of this paragraph." CERTIFICATION: I, ,CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ THE ABOVE AND THAT THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS DISPLAYED OR SOLD BY THIS OPERATION MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF HRS,CHAPTER 205-2(D)(15).I AM THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCER WHO OWNS AND OPERATES THIS AGRICULTURAL-BASED COMMERCIAL OPERATION. I HAVE A COPY OF THIS SIGNED CERTIFICATION. Owner/Producer/Operator's Name(print) Owner/Producer/Operator's Signature TMK: Date: Phone Email: number: If the operator cannot meet the requirements of HRS,205-2(d)(15),a Special Permit is required. Contact Planning Division staff at(808)961-8288 for additional information about the Special Permit application process. (over) Landowner(s): (print) Landowner(s): (sign) Location (Address): Description of Agricultural-based Commercial Operation(Type of activity;type and size of structures;days/hours of operation;expected number of vehicles;number of off-street parking stalls,ADA parking,etc.): Primary Hawaii-Grown Agricultural Products Promoted: Other Information: Clearance(To be completed by Planning Department): SLU: Zoning: Size of Property: District: ALLOWED NOT ALLOWED:SPECIAL PERMIT REQUIRED Comments: Planning Department Reviewer: ---. Date: P: Forms&References',E-FQrms'Forms Currently in Use Ag-Based Commercial Ops Cert.doc Revised 3%2112014 Revised: 10/27/15 Agricultural-related Activities 1. Describe in detail, the Agricultural activity you want to operate on your property. 2. Is owner/operator growing or raising Agriculture on the subject property or on other property owned or leased? List what is grown. 3. Will owner/operator sell what is grown or raised in its raw form? List what will be sold. 4. Will the owner/operator process, package, sell what is grown on the premises? 5. Will owner/operator use what is grown or raised to create a finished commercial product that will be sold/served on the premises? List items to be sold. 6. Will owner/operator use what is locally grown or raised by others in creating! serving the commercial product? List all ingredients. 7. Will the owner/operator need to use ingredients or serve items that are not locally grown? 8. Will owner/operator create and sell value-added products on the premises? List items. 9. Will owner/operator sell logo items related to the ag operations and other food items? List items. 10. What type of structure will be built for your business operation? 11. Is a retail food establishment permit required from DOH? If Yes, Certification required that you are in compliance with DOH rules. 12. If proposing Ag-based Commercial Operation what type of operation are you proposing? Categories: ❑ Determination: Ag-Processing Minor ❑ Determination: Ag-Processing Major ❑ Determination: Ag-Tourism ❑ Determination: Special Permit ❑ Determination: Ag-based Commercial (A) Roadside stand (Sell Ag products grown in HI & valued- added products using locally-grown) ❑ Determination: Ag-based Commercial (B) Retail activities in Enclosed structure (Sells Ag products grown in HI, value-added, logo, food) Revised: 10/27/15 ❑ Determination: Ag-based Commercial (C) Retail Food Establishment (prepare/serve food in facility approved by DOH)