HI SB2350

Prohibits subdivision of agricultural land parcels exceeding 100 acres unless the owner qualifies as a commercial farmer meeting specific income or operational thresholds established over the preceding 2-5 years.

Requires owners seeking subdivision approval to submit and implement a farm plan demonstrating that the majority of resulting lots will generate $35,000+ annual agricultural revenue, derive 51%+ gross income from agriculture, or dedicate 51%+ of lots to agricultural production within five years.

Restricts construction of homes on subdivided lots until the approved farm plan has been implemented for at least five consecutive years and production goals have been demonstrated.

Applies the same ownership qualifications and farm plan requirements to condominium property regimes created in agricultural districts, with county officials required to verify compliance.

Supersedes conflicting county ordinances and zoning rules to prevent developers from circumventing agricultural land protections through subdivisions and condominium conversions.