Land Use & Zoning
What is 'agricultural subdivision' and what restrictions exist in Hawaii for subdividing agricultural land?
AA. Agricultural land may be subdivided with no restrictions in Hawaii
BB. Subdividing agricultural land in Hawaii faces significant restrictions: minimum lot sizes (often 15-25 acres), prohibition on residential subdivision purposes, and requirements to maintain agricultural use✓ Correct
CC. Agricultural subdivisions are managed exclusively by the Department of Agriculture
DD. Agricultural land may only be subdivided for Native Hawaiian homestead purposes
Explanation
Hawaii counties restrict subdivision of agricultural land to prevent conversion to de facto residential development. Common restrictions include: large minimum lot sizes, requirements for bona fide agricultural use, limitations on dwelling units permitted, and restrictions on the number of lots created.
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