ULAR SYSTEM Total Number of Pages: Tax Map Key No. (3) 3-1-004.002 fROM- STATE OF HAWAII HOARD OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO: STATE OF HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE instrumentality and agency of the State of Hawaii 235 South Beretania Street, Room 205 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 4 EXECUTIVE ORD5p NO. - - SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES BY THIS EXECUTIVE ORDEp, I, the undersigned Governor of the State of Hawaii by virtue of the authority in me vested by Section 171—11, Hawaii Revised Statutes as amended and every other authority me hereunto enabling do hereby order that the public land hereinafter described be, and the same is, hereby set aside for the following public purposes. FOR AGRICULTURE PURPOSES, to be under the control and managem of the State of Hawaii, Department of Agricult0 being that parcel of land situate at Famaee_Wajlua, North Hilo, Island of Hawaii, Hawaii and identified as “Portion of Kamaee_ 5773151D0c ppR’D. rnet Of
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fROM- STATE OF HAWAIIHOARD OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
TO: STATE OF HAWAII
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
instrumentality and agency of the State of Hawaii235 South Beretania Street, Room 205Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
4EXECUTIVE ORD5p NO. - -
SETTING ASIDE LAND FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES
BY THIS EXECUTIVE ORDEp, I, the undersigned Governorof the State of Hawaii by virtue of the authority in me vestedby Section 171—11, Hawaii Revised Statutes as amended and everyother authority me hereunto enabling do hereby order that thepublic land hereinafter described be, and the same is, hereby setaside for the following public purposes.
FOR AGRICULTURE PURPOSES, to be under the control andmanagem of the State of Hawaii, Department of Agricult0being that parcel of land situate at Famaee_Wajlua, North Hilo,Island of Hawaii, Hawaii and identified as “Portion of Kamaee_
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Wajlua Government Tract, Parcel A,” Containing an area of 56.46acres, more or less, RESERVING to the State of Hawaii, itssuccessors and assigns, portion of Kamaee Trail (12 ft. wide),more Particularly described in Exhibit ‘NA” and delineated onExhibit “B,” both of which are attached hereto and made partshereof, said exhibits being respectively, a survey descriptionand survey map prepared by the Survey Division, Department ofAccounting and General Services, State of Hawaii, both beingdesignated C.S.f. No. 25,117 and dated September ii, 2011.
SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to the condition that uponcancellation of this executive order or in the event of non—useor abandonment of the premises or any portion thereof for acontinuous period of one (1) year, or for any reason whatsoever,the State of Hawaii, Department of Agriculture shall, within areasonable time, restore the premises to a condition satisfactoryand acceptable to the Department of Land and Natural Resources,State of Hawaii.
SUBJECT, FURTHER, to disapproval by the Legis1atu bytwo—thirds vote of either the Senate or the House ofRepresentatives or by majority vote of both, in any regular orspecial session next following the date of this Executive Order.
This executive order does not authorize the recipientof the set aside to sell or exchange or otherwise relinquish theState of Hawaii’s title to the subject public land.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand andcaused the Great Seal of the State of Hawaii to be affixed.Done at the Capitol at Honolulu this day of
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STATE OF HAWAII
Office of the Lieutenant Governor
THIS IS TO CERTIFy That the within is a true copy ofExecutive Order No. setting aside land for publicpurposes, the originhich is on file in this office.
IN TESTIMONy WHEREOF, the LieutenantGovernor of the State of Hawaii, hashereunto subscribed his name and causedthe Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
SHAN S. TSUTSUILieutenant Governor of the State of Hawaii
DONE in Honolulu, this i day of
A.D. 2015
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STATE OF HAWM’ISURVEY DiVISION
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND GENERAL SERVICESHONOLULU
C.S.F.No. 25,117 September 15, 2011
PORTION OfKAMAEE-WAILUA GOVERNMENT TRACT
PARCEL A
Kamaee-Wailua, North Hilo, Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
Being a portion of the Government Land of Kamaee-Wailua.
Beginning at the southwest corner of this parcel of land, on the east
boundary of Grant 5026 to Andrew Kekahiko and on the north side of Mauka Kamee Road
(20 ft. wide), the coordinates of said point of beginning referred to Government Survey
Triangulation Station “LAIMI NEW” being 10,302.96 feet North and 18,981.38 feet West,
thence running by azimuths measured clockwise from True South:.
1 1450 18’ 68.60 feet along Grant 5026 to Andrew Kekahiko;
2. 148° 04’ 219.20 feet along Grant 5026 to Andrew Kekahiko to the northbank of the south branch of Haunapueo Gulch;
3. Thence along Grant $974 to Hakalau Plantation Company along the north bank of the southbranch of Haunapueo Gulch and down the bank toits junction with the north branch at the middle ofHaunapueo Gulch, the direct azimuth and distancebeing:231° 33’ 972.50 feet;
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4. Thence along the middle of Haunapueo Gulch along Grant 2367 to Kaualii and Kalepo andalong Grant 2130 to Kamahial and Lani, the directazimuth and distance being:256° 36’ 3012.50 feet;
5. 328° 15’ 130.40 feet up the slope of Haunapueo Gulch along Grant1057 to Manuhoa, et al.;
6. 328° 15’ 3.00 feet along Grant 1057 to Manuhoa, et al. to thenorth side of Mauka Karnaee Road (20 ft.wide);
7. Thence along the north side of Mauka Kamaee Road (20 ft. wide), the direct azimuth anddistance being:68° 21’ 3881.09 feetto the point of beginning and containing anAREA OF 56.46 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
RESERVING to the State of Hawaii, its successors and assigns, portion ofKamaee Trail (12 ft. wide) as shown on plan attached hereto and made a part hereof.
SURVEY DIVISiONDEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND GENERAL SERVICES
STATE Of HAWAII
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C.S.F. NO. 25,117 STATE OF HAWAII IGIK September 15, 2011
EXHIBIT “B”
STATE OF HAWAIIDEPARTMENT Of LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES AMENDEDLand Division
Honolulu, Hawaii 96$ 13
July 22, 2011
Board of Land and Natural Resources PSf No.: 11 HD-073State of HawaiiHonolulu, Hawaii
HAWAII
Set Aside to Department ofAgriculture for Agricultural Purposes, Puna, South Hilo,North Hilo, Hamakua, North Kohala, South Kohala and Kau, Hawaii, Tax Map Keys:(3) 1-2-6:5 and 77; 1-4-34:27; 1-8-6:103; 1-9-1:18; 2-4-49:29; 3-1-4:1 and2; 3-9-1:1and2; 3-9-2:7 and 8; 4-1-1:6; 4-1-5:1; 4-4-11:33; 4-6-4:1, 2,3,5 and 6; 4-9-11:2; 5-5-3:12, 18,4, Sand 6; 5-5-4:51; 5-5-6:2, 3,4 and 15; 5-5-7:11; 8-8-4:10;9-5-15:3; 9-6-2:55; 5-5-5:1
APPLICANT:
Department of Agriculture
LEGAL REFERENCE:
Section 171-11, Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS), as amended.Act 90, Sessions Laws of Hawaii 2003.
LOCATION AND AREA:
1-2-6:5 Puna 363.098 acres, more or less1-2-6:77 Puna 12.637 acres, more or less1-4-34:27 Puna 2.0 acres, more or less1-8-6:103 Puna 49.082 acres, more or less1-9-1:18 Puna 29.88 acres, more or less2-4-49:29 South Hilo 10.103 acres, more or less3-1-4:1 North Hilo 505 acres, more or less3-1-4:2 North Hilo 56.46 acres, more or less3-9-1:1 North Hilo — 186.908 acres, more or less3-9-1:2 North lb 125.187 acres, more or less3-9-2:7 North Hilo — 933.136 acres, more or less3-9-2:8 North Hilo 602.200 acres more or less4-1-1:6 North Hilo 86.3 80 acres, more or less4-1-5:1 North Hilo
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447.240 acres, more or less
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4-4-1 1:33 Hamakua 5.424 acres, more or less
4-6-4:1 Hamakua 279.458 acres, more or less
4-6-4:2 Hamakua 223.505 acres, more or less
4-6-4:3 Hamakua .960 acres, more or less
4-6-4:5 Hamakua 4.320 acres, more or less
4-6-4:6 Hamakua 15.640 acres, more or less
4-9-1 1:2 Hamakua H .60 acres, more or less
5-5-3:12 North Kohala 14.370 acres, more or less
5-5-3:18 North Kohala 37.585 acres, more or less
5-5-3:4 North Kohala 138.450 acres, more or less
5-5-3:5 North Kohala 31.780 acres, more or less
5-5-3:6 North Kohala 39.100 acres, more or less
5-5-4:51 North Kohala 4.934 acres, more or Less
5-5-6:2 North Kohala 44.50 acres, more or less
5-5-6:3 North Kohala 404.120 acres, more or less
5-5-6:4 North Kohala 146 acres, more or less
5-5-6:15 North Kohala 16.06 acres, more or less
5-5-7:11 North Kohala 77.40 acres, more or less
8-8-4:10 South Kona 7.85 acres, more or less
9-5-15:3 Kau 2,197.290 acres, more or less
9-6-2:55 Kau 12 acres, more or less
5-5-5:1 North Kohala 74.323 acres, more or less
TOTALS: 6,792.740 acres, more or less
ZONiNG AND TRUST LAND STATUS:
State Land County Section 5(b) DHHL 30% DHHL 30%
Use: CZO: lands of the entitlement — entitlementHawaii Yes — NoAdmissionAct
1-2-6:5 Agriculture Agriculture X X
1-2-6:77 Agriculture Agriculture X X
1-4-34:27 Agriculture A-3a & A- X X
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1-8-6:103 Agriculture A-5a X X
1-9-1:18 Agriculture A-20a X X
2-4-49:29 Agriculture X X
3-1-4:1 Agriculture A-20a X X
3-1-4:2 Agriculture A-20a X X
3-9-1 :1 Agriculture A-20a X X
3-9-1:2 Agriculture A-20a X X
3-9-2:7 Agriculture A-20a X X
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‘ 3-9-2:8 Agriculture I A-20a X X I4-1-1:6 Agriculture X4-1-5:1 Agriculture X4-4-11:33 Agriculture A-5a X X4-6-4:1 Agriculture X X4-6-4:2 Agriculture X X4-6-4:3 Agriculture X X4-6-4:5 Agriculture X X4-6-4:6 Agriculture X X4-9-11:2 Agriculture A-40a X X5-5-3:12 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-3:18 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-3:4 Agriculture A-20a - X X5-5-3:5 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-3:6 Agriculture A-20a X5-5-4:5 1 giiculture A-20a X X5-5-6:2 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-6:3 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-6:4 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-6:15 Agriculture A-20a X X5-5-7:11 Agriculture A-20a X X
8-8-4:10 Agriculture A-5a X X9-5-15:3 Agriculture A-20a X X9-6-2:55 Agriculture X X5-5-5:1 Agriculture X x
CURRENT USE STATUS:
GL 5535 Edward Lee & ‘ Pasture Lease to expire f $4,300/yearLucia Lee on December
16, 2027GL 5537 Gilbert Uyeda Intensive Lease to expire $I,250/year
& Mariko agriculture on July 1, 2032yeda
GL 4642 Maluhia Farms, General Lease to expire $4,400/yearLLC agriculture on May 7, 2035
VacantGL 5905 Green Point Intensive Lease to expire $1,730/year
Nurseries, Inc. agriculture on January31,2037
RP 7362 Norman Pasture $996/yearMedeiros, Sr.
I GL 581 1 Jackson Thong Intensive Lease to expir Wm..j—
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& Mandy agriculture on Septmber
Thong 30, 2035
GL 5586 Island Diary, Dallying Lease to expire $19,780/year
Inc. on June 4,2033
RP 7416 David Pellani Intensive $2,160/year
agriculture
GL 5550 Triple D Ranch, General Lease to expire $6,840/year
Inc. agriculture on June 29,2033
RI 7535 Margaret Loo Diversified $1,716/year
agriculture
GL 5356 Alvin General Lease to expire $2,155/year
Kawamoto agriculture on December31,2028
GL 5573 Island Harvest Intensive Lease to Expire $2,820/year
Inc. agriculture on December31, 2028
GI 5572 Boteilho Pasture Lease to expire $7,178/year
Hawaii on february 7,
Enterprises, 2019
Inc.GL 5539 William Wong Intensive Lease to expire $890/year
agriculture on August 30,2032
GL 4950 Boteilho Dairying Lease to expire $21,400/year
Hawaii on March 31,
Enterprises, 2020
Inc.
RP 7312 George freitas Pasture $756/year
Dairy, Inc.
GL 4790 Fred Soriano Diversified Lease to expire $3,200/year
agriculture on March 22,2017
RP 7269 Kuahiwi Pasture $5,580/year
contractors, Inc.
RP 7424 ML Macadamia Macadamia $552/year
Orchards, L.P. orchard
GL 5574 Boteilho Pasture Lease to expire $l,23792/year
Hawaii on February 7,
Enterprises, 2019
Inc.TOTALS: $94,441/year
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PURPOSE:
Agriculture purposes.
CHAPTER 343 - ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT:
This action before the Board is merely a transfer of management jurisdiction and does notconstitute a use of State lands or funds, and therefore, the provisions of Chapter 343, HRS,relating to environmental impact statements do not apply. Inasmuch as the Chapter 343environmental requirements apply to Applicant’s use of the lands, the Applicant shall beresponsible for compliance with Chapter 343, HRS, as amended.
furthermore, even if Chapter 343 were applicable, the action would be exempt from thepreparation of an environmental assessment pursuant to Hawaii Administrative Rules,Section 11-200-8(a), Exemption Class No. 1, that states “Operations, repairs or maintenanceofexisting structures, facilities, equipment, or topographical features, involving negligible orno expansion or change of use beyond that previously existing” and Class No. 4, that states“Minor alteration in the conditions of land, water, or vegetation.”
APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS:
None
BACKGROUND:
The Legislature in 2003 found that certain public lands classified for agricultural use by theDepartment ofLand and Natural Resources (DLNR) could be transferred and perhaps bettermanaged by the Department of Agriculture (DOA) for the promotion and farms on aswidespread a basis as possible which is established by Article XI, Section 10 of the StateConstitution. This resulted in the passing and signing of Act 90, Session Laws of Hawaii2003. (Exhibit 3.) Later, Act 235, Session Laws ofHawaii 2005 passed establishing anon-agricultural park lands special fund at DOA for the collection of lease rents, fees, penalties,and any other revenue or funds collected from non-agricultural park lands that aretransferred, or in the process ofbeing transferred from DLNR to DOA. Act 90 specificallystated that the transfer of the lands was subject to the mutual agreement approval ofboththe BOA and the BLNR. BOA approved this request.
There are some requirements as to the DLNR properties that can be transferred, e.g. thelessees on the properties shall not be in arrears of taxes, rents; in compliance with theterms and conditions.
The Land Board at its December 9, 2005 meeting, under agenda item D- I, approved staffsrecommendation subject to the Board ofAgriculture approval, recommend to the Governor
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the issuance of a set aside to Department of Agriculture for agricultural purposes various
properties managed by Land Division. The transfer listing involved approximately 4,689.066
acres (1,223.610 acres on Oahu + 1,042.530 acres on Maui + 286.180 acres on/Molokai +
1,953.490 acres on Hawaii + 183.256 acres on Kauai). As of March 1, 2011,3,019.563 acres
has been transferred to DOA via various Executive Orders. Those properties still pendingcover problem tenants, DOA doesntt want lands/tenant, and lands that are to be transferred to
another government agency.
The Board of Agriculture at its meeting held on May 25, 2010, approved the transfer of23 general leases, 13 revocable permits and 1 vacant property. (Exhibit C.)
STAFF ANALYSIS:
Staff separated DOA’s request by island to give staff and government agencies sufficienttime to review the properties. This submittal will only cover the Island of Hawaii.
The highest and best for these parcels will be for agriculture purposes. The existing useof agriculture will not change.
DOA is charged with maintaining agricultural land and water resources for Hawaii’sagricultural industry. DOA understands the issues confronting the farmers and providesother services that affect their overall business such as pesticide, water, etc.. A one-stop
shop for small farmers. The intent of Act 90 was to ensure long-term productive use ofpublic lands leased or available for agricultural purposes. While private landowners arereadily developing their agricultural lands into upscale residential subdivisions, the proposed
transfer to DOA will mandate these public lands be kept in agriculture use.
At this time, Tax map keys: (3) 9-6-2:5, 10, 13; 9-8-1:9, 10, 11, 12 and 13; 9-6-11:2. TheDivision of forestry & Wildlife is considering these State properties as possible candidates
for resource protection and addition to the forest reserve.
Tax map key: (3) 1-2-6:19 consists of 816 acres ofwhich DOA only wants the tenant that isoccupying 600 acres. The management of the balance will remain with Land Division asvacant, unencumbered. Per DOA staff, changing the zoning or subdivision, if necessaryshould be done by DLNR or DLNRs’ tenant not DOA. Staff notes, DLNR never incursadditional costs when transferring lands to another State agency. Those costs are normally
paid by the requesting State agency. Therefore, this property was not included in thissubmittal.
Recently, the Land Board at its meeting of June 23, 2011 (D-7) authorized the issuance of anew lease to Boteilho Hawaii Enterprises, Inc. for dairy purposes covering State landscurrently encumbered by General Lease Nos. S-4950, S-5572 and 5-5574. The new lease
will consists of approximately 8 79.549 acres. Staffnotes that DOA’s request did not include
I lease (General Lease No. 5-5574). Therefore, since all of the State properties will be
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consolidated into 1 lease, it is appropriate that we include tax map key: (3) 5-5-5:1.
Comments were solicited from:
DHHL See remarks below.Division of Aquatic Resources No responseHistoric Preservation No responseDivision of Forestry & Wildlife No objections, but require access to
adjacent DOFAW program areas bepreserved.
Division of State Parks No objectionsCommission on Water Resource No responseManagementCounty of Hawaii, Planning No objectionsDepartmentOHA No response
The Division of Forestry and Wildlife is requesting that provisions be placed in theexecutive order document ensuring access to adjacent DOFAW program areas bepreserved. They involve:
Tax map keys: 3-1-4:1 and 2
Tax map keys: 3-9-2:7 and 8
Tax map keys: 4-6-4:1,2,3,5,6
Tax map key: 9-5-15:3
Keep the public road between the parcels open.This is the access to the Hilo Forest Reserve.Keep the public road open. This is the access to theHumuula Trail.Allow DOFAW management access to theHamakua Forest Reserve.Public access to the Kau Forest Reserve must bepreserved pursuant to Governor’s Executive OrderNo. 4126.
Late comment was submitted by DHHL requesting this submittal be held in abeyanceuntil DLNR, DOA & ADC meet to discuss improving DHHL homestead agricultural andranch program. A meeting has not been scheduled, but DLNR has indicated a willingnessto meet. These properties have been approved by the Board of Agriculture. There are noother pertinent issues or concerns.
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board:
Declare that, after considering the potential effects ofthe proposed disposition as provided byChapter 343, HRS, and Chapter 11-200, HAR, this project will probably have minimal or nosignificant effect on the environment and is therefore exempt from the preparation of anenvironmental assessment.
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2. Approve of and recommend to the Governor the issuance ofan executive order setting aside
the subject lands to Department of Agriculture under the terms and conditions cited above,
which are by this reference incorporated herein and subject further to the following:
A. The standard terms and conditions of the most current executive order form, asmay be amended from time to time;
B. Disapproval by the Legislature by two-thirds vote of either the House ofRepresentatives or the Senate or by a majority vote by both in any regular or special
session next following the date of the setting aside;
C. Review and approval by the Department of the Attorney General; and
D. Such other terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Chairperson to bestserve the interests of the State.
E. Include Division of Forestry and Wildlife requirements for various tax map keysto ensure that access to adjacent DOFAW program areas is preserved.
3. Authorize the transfer of General Lease No. $-5535, General Lease No. 5-5537, General
Lease Np, 5-4642, General Lease No. 5-5905, Revocable Permit No. S-7362, General Lease
No. S-58li General LeaseNo. 5-5586, RevocablePermitNo. 5-7416, General LeaseNo. 5-
General Lease No. 5-5572, General Lease No. 5-5539, General Lease No. 54950, Revocable
Permit No. S-7312, General Lease No. 5-4790, Revocable Permit No. S-7269, General Lease
No. S-5574 to the Department of Agriculture.
Respectfully Submitted,
Charlene UnokiAssistant Administrator
APPROVED FOR SUBMiTTAL:
(Wp9Z4.tWilliam J. Aila, Jr., Chairperson
ITEM D-1, JULY 22, 2011APPROVED AND AMENDED:
After further consultation with DOFAW, staff is recommending thedeletion of TMK: (3) 1-4-34:27 from list of properties covered by thesubmittal. DOFAW advises that this parcel is in the Nanawale ForestReserve and certain statutory procedures will need to be followed towithdraw the land from the forest reserve before it can be set aside toDOA. DOFAW staff will bring a separate submittal to the Board regardingthis parcel in the future. Accordingly, the submittal should be amended todelete all references TMK: (3) 1-4-34:27, General Lease No. $-5537 thatencumbers the parcel, and all other descriptive information in thesubmittal relating to the parcel. The total transfer area of 6,792.740 acresshown in the table on page 2 of the submittal should be reduced to6,790.940 acres to reflect the exclusion of the two-acre parcel from thetransfer. Similarly, the total annual rental income figure of $94,441 shownin the table on page 4 of the submittal should be reduced by $1,250 to$93,191 to reflect the exclusion of the parcel from the transfer. All otherterms and conditions of the submittal to remain the same.
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SI1CIION 6. ‘IbIs Act shall hike ci frct 0 on Its nppi uvisi.(AiIl,Ilivoi Mriy 27, 255)1.)
I. No nri’Itil ;nnu,i hd.2. iSsiIlrJ i””””” It’ tIR 123(1 i(i.i.
ACT 90
A 13111 for sin Act Reltitisig to Agulcuilsistil [nittla.
1t it i.’,imied isv the Lrgixttuure ii] the Slate vi liass’ait:
SiCl’1ON I. ‘hue IIIIWUII Revised Statutes Its amended by uidding a newchapter to title ii, is, he nppiinIiiieiy dotIgnisted sisal In rend us iisliuwn
“cJIArrltRNON-A(R1CULTURAL PARK LANDS
§ —J LegislatIve flutlktm. ‘l’he legislature bus (lint arilcle Xi, section II),of (he ShiLe Couistitulion establishats tinti ‘‘the public lands slush be tired fur lisadnvahspnwiil of farm smd lire ownership usi as whkinjweuiii a basis sin possible, InikL,unhssiIce wills pnicedumn itisti hinitniloiss prescribed by law.’’
i’liou’eibro, the legislature finds that cci mlii public lands eliassilled for i;grlcsuiliii sd use by the department of laud mid natural resources tshoiuld be (rantsined hi thedepw’nnciu of agriculture, with the nppmval uI the bored of huid and animalresources and the bnstrd of agilcultnie, ror purposes nod in us maniser cusiisleusl willsarticle Xl, sectlc,n JO, of the Stale Conailtuihon.‘lisa purpose of this chisplar is to winnie the iuisg-ieim productive use ofpublic innds leased or available to be leased by the depisrimeist of land nod naturalresources for agricultural purposes by allowing there lands to be uisissfeumd in andillniinged by the depw lineaL of ageicuit sire.
* -2 Deflaltions. Por the purposes of this citispier:“AgrIcultural activIties’’ means the elsie and production ul livestock, livestock products, PoultrY, Dr punluy pimlucis, or apiary, hmilcuhtstai, tsr flu isleuhiunsiproducts, or the planting, cultivating, and harvesting ni crops or trees.“Iouird” means the board of agriculture.‘‘l)epuwtntetut’’ nietuss the deiartment of agriculture.“Non-agrlculturni park lands ‘ menus intidsu unit nn Iii)! ulesiguusied as usgilcultural parks pursoutush In chapter 1116.
Court h!et,ulHldei ad itsrn slenyiuit4 is Rule 6t)(b),uuliil,Ie t,iders. l3cnciçll9, Apill IN, 20112). iic), ilnwuuil subs t,1 civilit snake Iluat osiiw us theJmeuit.ihe liest listereni of but—itlulwitIItig [151111 orders In
suisdict liii, lit lisreclosuse
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5.13. NO. 1(134
i, Is ninesuded by addIng ai ioilcswts:
ol orders situ tspucltlCiI hiflowing orders entorcil lit
urn, and If the Judgmenta of ii lnoviflit’it right to aif susie or the rnujitdlcahlL)flhuh be deoumid busch and
he susie iii the flaculosedat isojussi reason lb delaysuunl in uisle 54(b) of the
plieni hutii a deficiencyelgawuut debtur’is liabilityusnu ant of the deficIency
lily sif 11w Inussler of titletier ennllrmiusg nile.tlslus due time provided by
I
uhatli lust eonsInsuLl to limitthe appelluite esiuriut isis
i over au order denying aIi us spIuilnedliii its uppriul I rtlin a hun!
MI 90
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atial liIiliiaivilI iii tin’ maui’1 pipuat the 111,1,111 al tiiipai niit iaidaiinl )I—;IlllIl 1.1
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I ‘I ( eu liallu :ruia I;i, ilau iiuihiup Inu;iIuanu a anuiil’i, ha luilaul III (lie lainuiiipa an lii iiai Iu:lliip uauuuiiiiuhii’irul flu1 11111111 iuiiuhueiu ii iuai uI a. 141111)111 11111 I taiaah3iiiiut ha iiihiil un iliiia—i iliuuli lii— luuiul’lluilI’ll Iit (lie iii 11111111 III
hI 11w ultIlili thu iii 3111111 iuliaii,up;Ia I ii u1t.h:11ui Iii uhInhiua;u liii I.mrIa iiiai111)11 lii ii iilI,ii it 1t))Ik hlullul iiuiuli I mlii 11111111k ii Ity 11w 1,11111111)111 i;Hnumt (Ii. Ialu))Im’: 91ilup’ IH3II’I liii 111111 hi; p uule; rilumuil It 131 1)1111111’ 111111 alhillipu I 1111111 liii’ llI lu nhliua ni 1ijipkihIlpu 11111 311111 jlii I PuPil t’i iii uuiii iifliii iii Jill Ii luIhuuin Jute hut Ilie niiipir nil, ,iiual iluielI Jutii ii lii tail iii uiiiuhiliirl—tl ii’, liii’ 11111111 IhultIul uapu ii umhliiuiil i,ii It Iriufi, ;. 11iiIivhlIuhjuuuatlii
uaiuy aulhip lilly Iii liii- I uiiiItiii y Iluu lbatjiuimim ‘luau ;auu huh’ the liuiIaawhi; a a aiiptjjp nlIhiilIihI tat rIii’lIJhhlut’lall ua an i.i 1. iuliii.nt 1uiiih tuiil’:
I ) ihu’ le!,iiru’ lii ii-i iualhlrr ‘:113111 iui’i 1411111 iii 11111 aiai)iliIIJuiIlua ViIIu (liteli liii luij lejuir nu hua’hhiihiI’Iu.’ Irrupt in jul iuillla’u’ IIIIJIII Ii.tI hut lii iiulriiin lii 11w huJuylhwiII iii limiti i
IuIhil. III uulIIjf .uIIll7uhIJaluhti u,v,’tal Iii liii tuuIi iii miiy I lilluily iiiual
I I liii lt—r3ui—r’l iii pii huuilhit’’’i aipI il mulliat Iii 1)111131111111 ihijulI lip i-a a itaitmuuia tullyviiuhihi fill itu it iii Ity (It. 1111111(1.
thi N.u .‘iia Plait 111111 iii 11311111 IIlihiii’ii’al 111)11 lI)I iuiilluipiil iniak liunuin vltIpii api’; i IJI’l’lllitlI liv lIar Inutal ,:ltiuiy liauia’nui’n ,Irtnhlral liip.al a hti:;lIia t1uuui iuiil)Vu’ilhIi t luili’hl juIauuIuhrIlviIy I Ihlulir rluiii A iii II f111lI1 Iw Ii uui.,ula’i,a—,l lotilmn Pita Ill uli’vu loltnuu’ni iii ;9tlI a&uIui’uii, pull all Vii I1iuI)i ‘I, 111111IthIlbIlI y i hutlii.
liii ttiiii;;ii i III 111111 lInk utltulutul 1uuuk Iniiih ‘tiuttl Iii 111,111’ ill 1) 1111111114 I hi tar iiu’Ii’iiimuiau ii Ity liii 111131111 iii iii Li iulliuui aiiny auailuiih’ PhIlip— lhuiiut aunt 1131111 I, uiiuytaltal 11)111liii ‘Il’ hihh1’113 jial l aIJiLqiJlil Jilli’ ,muljiteuiul (ii aijir 11111111111.
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44 ‘uhivri NblIl Pd illHdtIhtiI Jul11 i’in’uiiiuln’ui’il nllmi’i iii ia-uiIt,u iii linauliaI Iua- a la—i till Iuipuymi •itiull a’iu(iil tiiuii 111111 iii iiuiul t tulu:i 1)111 rupinnI h 4-Ihiuplti 91 ,uiiti r:iil ijui 1
(I) II IJIIIIVIII h’1t liii’ Iiaiimiil tap i u,ulva’iI aliuuuiilhi—II iuiuul a’iaituiuil,i’ia’il 111111 fllIl itlliii iii 1niikitiiiu ?l ha ileinul Ihultiil hlu’ui’l iat a ttlia’. ha, pupa iii p’uiuiipuilipuippri’_
- c Jlla’aunb,a, ul aulhra iiju frailluu-ad huiialn i-w-uun$,rmrat by uiu ipill nipalIi iiuuti’m’ii’iI in mid unhium;a’PI hy (hr ila—puti I 1)14111. Naat wilti.thulautinp eJiii 11th I!i, tinIuuia,aI ihiaiI a’,a(ialili;pli ii ala’s in iiiual pulpit to jmhl.uw tIme a iuipuplljulaau., srllu’paaIiiutiaifl, tuial‘11 iu—Ip:iIbuu aul Itiuii;hai ir.I aliuitiiiihl ttiu. a’ru lay liua— iIu—IuLuIIi.a.huI f1ntviIIirdiniuIiipj lilly 11114’let Iii,’ aauiilIipy Ii—tiiu—it iii iiii uii,ilui iu’il ii.uu 19i ii iillputtil 1i:ih Ii iiiiiuiit Ihlphiiiia—mit’ut Ii. (Ii,’ala u1ihIu111hut r;lnulI 11111 illuva— tli.—ii irrlln’rpivp hI19IIi ItI In III Oh 1111111 iu’iinaral i,vii tlpt’aa-uuiimnhiih;’ I i,ju’al hI’ihui iii liar ia—unIt
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,l I ‘I’ll )t’l -‘ Ilha’ Iuuinial upi upj’I ha uulluiui amiiai illu— hiu,iia,l uI tuupiul s.imal lihutiuI iiul’fhulhiu i’1 13111111 jointly Pa jiauil Ia. liii ii j’u’thuli.ua , nail Inlru Ilmuui twi’I;ty iluyn I” 1111 (u IkeI ituuyu’uiiui itt the ‘hill-i ii uuta.u ii uiauiu, uaui thu ii a Ihinlit Iui ella—u-linde Ilmu— tuniiiiuarllululluill hI(uI iuuiuh’i hut; At I
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tiiiiiirii] i e’ui ccli:ii iiiid iinhlnige ciii lviii ijiiiiiliy
iehdcd iv hue iuiuungeiueid ofI iulihiiugi tuiithuiiil piiik hilihiNlii the detnitlineld,i Ii lviii mge hue I l)uJhNJ’ei redbuuiid pilIliuhinI Iv cliiuplcr 91.tel hviiu hue vgiieuihurtd piuikhot the olive liii, mid Nuiiill 11(4perk leuiNcti. NoiwidiutiunihigiIe hue loilowbig coiufl Ill )IIN
ii lull coIflt)lhiliicc whit the
iiiN hi Ilie pitynicut of III*(,N,utte or miy covuity; nod:nhl lvii hull he ecoinuui ulcnlly
galcisitiittul iiiik Iliuadli vlt.Iut,I itlied mud cJllNlh1cuuIIonor 13 hutudi he I uiiiuudeii’il hurgoh’ ihivli ug riulgeli, nrnt
ii, hi ii iuummi lv he theIer—iii vim pmi’eI; piovideil hintr.rkitl lviii) perk hunk lilliaN—uirud for (he public piuupuueW.’iI iiiiul I lie bliudli huilJ lie
I oilier iigi’Icnttiuid lnndui.I Iv a.lniptci !JJ un) Nuibjecl)clQd von iigi ioiulliu NI pm kCe.
ruiniucred by piurndt nudJlMtul)Iulliig c’haipher 171, theJhitkun, icnegolhghin, nut)Nnlwhlnuiuiudhiig uiiiy hiwik Iuiidiu Inuiiiterird to the
ill Icluhui reduced over the
Id to .iiiuitei 91 iv c’iIec
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lClit)N 3. I’htui Ae..t nhuull Itoh be npphk’aI NP uN Iv Iiiquuli auuuy cuiiliiielhi lug ii i 4’ tIm cl Iiti lye dule if thiN Act lii ii uuuuiuuitei v loluil lye of ehhei diemut liuithui of the Shite oh I hiwiil I ot A it ide I, Seel hut it), vi I he I Inlieji StilleRChuRl II cit bait,
(AMolaYrui Mny 211, 2101.)
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lie it Iiiticfr1 by fur li’gfxliuurt’ vj the Suite .,f tJ.iii’iijI:
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SICI’lON 1. Ad 17(3, Sennloii Liiwn vi’ I hiwithl 1995, i iimeunlect byie) icilliug Reel ii in
I ‘‘Sl3U’flON—5 Socltoui l(3l)—3r Huwuli ftevked gtuilutt,,u, IN iiihuiilhll’(i byhlilleuut lIiig—ffltbNuihJih)ii f b) to noitt iv fulhJwhIh) ‘the btuiwd 4)1 hthcchn’ff vi’ the ci ii jji Ii 111101111111111 OuuIilihlI of (be uhieieulNurN-4)ftiie’hniuuii 11)- ,adculIiire,’’1
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SflC’Ii( )N 2. Act 17(3, SeNNiolu I .UWH of I huiweuhl 199%, in, mimuiulrd by imcitouu3 of Act 117, SeliNton Luwli vii luiwithl 1999, mud 11ff iiiiieuadeal by necIblel 2 4,) Act 213,Seuhlohl I_41W11 of I liiwtutt 21)01 , IN uuhimunIt’4l by utu mintIng iucIipi, 19 to Iltuld UNf0110WN:
‘‘ShCI’ft)N 19. ‘fluhui Act hind) hike cUed vii July I, I “l pnuvtiled dietfleoltoul 5—Mhlufl luke effeul mi July—I1
S1C’J’lON 3. Act 117, SenhIoll i.nwa oil luwuill 1999, iv uiiiuendcd by Neelkiut3 of Aol 213, Sw4liiouI I,uwN of I Inwuill 2(10), IN uuiiiended by iuuuuendlng hertlon 6 tocciii) 11ff ft)lh)WN:
‘‘SliCTION 6. ‘1111ff Ad duili luke cited mu Juium 30, 1999; puovidetl ItmtI+(I) e4lIk)uI I ff11111) lie repenhed on Juiie 30 2lX)j iuuudf) i.th,j ffcelilJll 4 edudI luke dccl mu July 1, I 999,’’
SI3CT]ON 4. Stuiluhuiy inuiterini Ii, he re1uuuelcd IN bu-icekeicel nun) Nil ikcuu.New ulntmoiy i uunteiiul i uuideu netuird.
iAj’pinvil May 211, 2(1111.)
Sl!Ci)ON 5 ‘huh Act huiull luke cited uipuhi Wi uipflnvnI.
167
STATE OF HAWAIIDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT D1\’ESIONEIONOLULV, HAWAII
May 25, 2010
Born ci of AgricuLtureHonolulu, Ha all
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR APPROVAL FOR THE TRANSFEROf GENERAL LEASES FROM THE DEPARTMENTOf LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO THEDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PURSUANT TOACT 90. SLH 2003
BACKGROUND:
Act 90, SLH 2003 established the Non-Agricuttttral Park Larnis Program withinthe Department of Agriculture f”HDOA”). codified as Chapter 1661, Hawaii RevisedStatutes (“HRS”). Under this program, the legislature found that certain public landsclassified for agricultural use by the Department of Land and Natural Resources(“DLNR”) should be transferred to the HDOA for purposes and in a manner consistentvitli article XI. section 10, of the State Constitution.
The purpose of this chapter is to ensure the long-term productive use of publiclands leased or available to be leased by the DLNR for agricuttmal purposes by allowingthese lands to be transferred to the HDOA for leasing and management.
HDOA staff have conducted site inspections and lease file review’s and haveidentified for transfer, one(1)general lease on the island of O’ahu, fifteen (15) generalleases and ten (10) revocable permits on the island of Hawai’i, and seven (7) generalleases, three (3) revocable permits and one (I) ‘acant parcel on the island of Kaua’i,totaling 38,666 439 acres. See Exhibit “‘“ attached hereto.
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1 CALL 10 01 IDlER — lito mo&lny of the Donid of AtltiiItutu wan unilad lo oidvr at 9:00 n.m. by2 Chalipoinon Sandra Leo Icunlmolo, at the Plant Qiiniantine Conference Room, 11349 AulkI3 Slroot, Honoluhi, 1-lawnil oii May 25, P0 10.4.S Members Present:6 Sandra Leo IcunImolo, Chialipornon7 Alan Gotiliob, MeIubor-At-Lero8 Claik Harihimoto, Monibor-AI-Lnro9 LaurIe Ho, Rat itil Member
10 RIchard Ha, I-lawn)) Member1 1 Dartick Nielilitiuta, Meiribor-At-Largo1213 Meniboru Absent:14 L. Douglas MacCluer, Maul Member15 Di. Andrew Haslilmoto, lx-OfAcIo, OTAI ifl- UI I16 mci Liii, lEx. ofrlclo, DBEDT17 Lacire ililoten, tx-Officio, BLNR1819 Olliora Present:20 I-lntmnnnl i3urns, l)oputy Allonmoy Gonemni21 .Jnneilu Sanelalil, DOA/Clmnh’s Office22 Randy Tom uye, DONARM23 Carol Okada, DONPQ24 Glenn Sakamoto, DOA/PQ25 NaIl Rainier, DONPPC26 Keovln Mlnarol, DONPQ2728 II. APPROVAL OP MINUTIES FROM 04/27/10 MEETING:2930 MotIon for approval: i-b/C. I (oshlrnoto31 Vote: Unnnlmouely approved, 6/03233 lii. COMMENTS PROM THt QLNL11AL PUBLIC ON AGENDA [lEMS (OflAL Oil34 WRiTTEN)3536 None.3738 IV. COMMUNICATIONS FfiOM DiVISIONS AND ADMINIStRATION3940 A. AQI1ICULTUIIAL RESOUHCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION4142 1. Request for Approval for the Tranaler of Generni Lonses irom the43 Department ot Land and Natural Resources to the Departmenl of44 AgrIculture Pumaimant to Act 90, SLH 200345
i3ni d ol At i Irulli Ho tvbolh ij lviii ititoMny %b, 20 10I t1JO 2
I )‘mwiiled by 1-landy I umyri, AIit iltiiial Ascot Mci lijer, Agilctilluinl IO5OU)Ui3 Mniiaoniont2 DlvMoii, iii SLiI)Iflh1tOLl. Skill weuli iiiiondc flIJIWVl1I.34 MotIon loi approval: QotliIub/I-lo5 Vote: Unrinlitiously approved, 0/0.67B V. UPUATh ON Ti-IE TRANSFER OF NON-A(I IIOULTUflAL PARK LANDS, PUlSUAN19 10 Cl IAI1TEfl 1 OGE, III S, 13Y lI-NE AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMtNT
10 DIVISION1112 Updntu wac precunted by liundy Thruya, Aji’IcuItuml Ancet Menager, AjrkuIftiruI Resource13 Management Dlvlalon. A handout was also distributed on the lrcncters.74‘IS Vi. UPDA1 E ON THE STATUS OF BIOLOGICAL CON1 flOL OF FIREWELD (SI,ecIo76 rnndngcniIoiuIs) DY TI-lIE PLANT INDUSTRY DIVISION, PLANT PEST CONTROL17 BRANCH1519 Updnte wee prosonled by Dr. Nell Reimer, Plant Post Control Drench Mniingor, Plant indusliy20 DIvision. I landouls regei’ding the lirewood arid l3iocontroi iii I luwnIl ware also distilbuted.212223 VII. UPDA1 L ON Ti-NE “ELECTRONIC MANWIEST SYSThM, I)ETERMIN1NG RISK LEVELS24 ON IMPORTEI) AGrUCULTU HAL COMMODITIES, AND THE DIRECT RELEASE25 P1 0GflAM,” BY THE PLANT INDUSTRY 1)1 ViSION, PLANT QUARANTINE DRANCI I2627 Update was I3rooenlod by Carol Okade, Plant Quarantine Braiwli Manager, Plant Induciry28 DMskni. A handout oh thu verlorie comrriodltlos Inspected was also dIetribulati.2930 VIII. NEW BUSINESS31 None.3233 IX. ADJOURNMENT3435 MeetIng adjourned at’ 10:12 n.m.3637 Respectfully submitted,
41 Gayls M.U. Nakarnurn42 I3oard Secretary43
NZIL AURcROMDIEOOV$Ok ot HAWAII
STATE OF HAWAUDEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
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MEMORANDUM
June 15,2011
LD-KM
TO:
FROM:
The Honorable Albert “Mapald” Naha1e-a ChairmanHawaiian Homes Commission
William J. Aila, Jr., ChairpersonBoard of Land and Natural Resources
SUBJECT: Department of Hawaiian Home Lands Agricultural and Ranching HomesteadProgram
Thank you for your memorandum of June 2, 2011 setting forth a number of proposals forimproving the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands homestead agiicukural and ranchingprogram. We suggest a meeting between DHHL, the Department of Land and NaturalResources, the Department of Agriculture and the Agribusiness Development Corporation todiscuss your proposals further. Please let me know your availability for such a meeting.
C: Land Board MemberRussell S. Kokubun, Department of AgricultureAlfredo Lee, Agribusiness Development CorporationCentral filesDistrict Files
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DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES
POST OFFICE BOX 621 AWFAAJO
HONOLULU, HAWAII 96809
July 22, 2011EXEMPTION NOTIFICATIONregarding the preparation of an environmental assessment pursuant to Chapter 343, HRS andChapter 11-200, HAR
Set Aside to Department of Agriculture for Agricultural Purposes
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Puna, South Hilo, North Hilo, Hamakua, North Kohala, SouthKohala and Kau, Hawaii, Tax Map Keys: (3) 1-2-6:5 and 77; 1-4-34:27; 1-8-6:103; 1-9-1:18; 2-4-49:29; 3-1-4:1 and 2; 3-9-1:1 and2; 3-9-2:7 and 8; 4-1-1:6; 4-1-5:1; 4-4-11:33; 4-6-4:1, 2,3,5 and6; 4-9-11:2; 5-5-3:12, 18, 4, 5 and 6; 5-5-4:51; 5-5-6:2, 3, 4 and15; 5-5-7:11; 8-8-4:10; 9-5-15:3; 9-6-2:55; 5-5-5:1
Set Aside to Department of Agriculture for Agricultural Purposes
Use of State Land
In accordance with Hawaii Administrative Rule Sections 11-200-8(a)(1) & (4) and the Exemption List for the Department of Landand Natural Resources approved by the Environmental Counciland dated December 4, 1991, the subject request is exempt fromthe preparation of an environmental assessment pursuant toExemption Class No. 1, that states “Operations, repairs ormaintenance of existing structures, facilities, equipment, ortopographical features, involving negligible or no expansion orchange of use beyond that previously existing” and Class No. 4,that states “Minor alteration in the conditions of land, water, orvegetation.”
This action before the Board is merely a transfer of managementjurisdiction and does not propose any new use of State lands orfunds, and therefore, this action is exempt from the provisions ofChapter 343, HRS, relating to environmental impact statements.Inasmuch as the Chapter 343 environmental requirements apply toDepartment of Agriculture’s use of the lands, the Department ofAgriculture shall be responsible for compliance with Chapter 343,HRS, as amended.
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Consulted Parties Division of forestry & Wildlife and Division of State Parks
Recommendation: That the Board finds this project will probably have minimal or nosignificant effect on the enviromnent and is presumed to be exemptfrom the preparation of an environmental assessment.
