- Produce high, sustainable yields when treated with proper farming methods
- Contribute to Hawaii’s economy and produce products for export or local consumption
- Promote the expansion of future agricultural activities and income
Government officials are seeking input from landowners, farmers, producers and residents about the type of land to be included as agricultural lands in Honolulu.
There are two meetings scheduled for people to attend so they can be actively engaged in the processes.
The first meeting is Wednesday, April 15th at the Windward Community College – Hale Akoakoa Room 105. It will begin around 5:30pm and wrap up around 8:30pm.
The second meeting is Wednesday, April 29th in the Kapolei Hale Conference Rooms A-C. The meeting will start close to 5:30pm and finish around 8:30pm. This meeting is a rescheduling of the cancelled April 1st meeting.
After the meetings are concluded and the maps are drawn up they will be sent to Honolulu City Council for review, then to the State Land Use Commission for their final stamp of approval.
Join the conversation and tell us if you’ll be attending any of these meetings. If you do, what did you take away from them? Are you happy with the decisions that were made?